A Nashville Night of Honor & Remembrance to also feature Craig Campbell, Randy Montana, Craig Wayne Boyd, and more
Grammy-nominated country star and U.S. Marine Corps veteran Jamey Johnson will headline the first-ever Red, White & Bourbon Bash, taking place on Thursday, September 18th, at The Grove Club in College Grove, Tennessee. The inaugural event will bring together world-class bourbon, unforgettable live music, and a heartfelt mission to honor America’s fallen heroes, making it one of Middle Tennessee’s most meaningful new traditions.
The Red, White & Bourbon Bash is more than a concert—it’s an experience. Guests will enjoy performances from Johnson and a lineup of talented artists, including Craig Campbell, Randy Montana, Craig Wayne Boyd, Grayson Russell, Barrett Baber, and Brooks Herring. Throughout the night, attendees will savor premium bourbon tastings from select distilleries, enjoy curated light bites, and participate in a silent auction featuring exclusive items and experiences.
Proceeds from the evening will benefit Memories of Honor, a Nashville-based nonprofit that supports Gold Star families and ensures America’s fallen servicemen and women are never forgotten.
The evening begins with VIP doors opening at 5:30 p.m. and general admission at 6 pm. Tickets include two drink tickets, light bites, and all live performances, with a 21+ age requirement. Space is limited, and tickets and tables are available now at RedWhiteBourbonBash.com.
As a proud Marine Corps veteran and one of country music’s most respected voices, Johnson’s performance will serve as the centerpiece of an evening where every note and every toast carries meaning. “This first Red, White & Bourbon Bash is about music, camaraderie, and giving back,” says Amy Cotta, founder and executive director of Memories of Honor. “We couldn’t imagine a better artist than Jamey Johnson to help us launch it.”
Memories of Honor is a nonprofit based in Nashville dedicated to preserving the stories and honoring the sacrifices of America’s fallen military heroes. Through events, community programs, and partnerships, the organization supports Gold Star families and ensures their loved ones are remembered.
