Ron Pope w/ support from Taylor Bickett & Zach Berkman- 2nd SHOW

In celebration of the 15th anniversary of “A Drop in the Ocean” Ron Pope will be performing his album “Daylight” in its entirety and will have a few special surprises in store for each show. Platinum recording independent artist, Ron Pope, made a name for himself in the early days of music streaming with the viral success of his song, “A Drop in the Ocean” – which has now been streamed over 1 billion times going platinum in the US and double platinum in Sweden. Once a die-hard New Yorker, Pope ultimately landed in Nashville where his songwriting is a natural fit for the Americana, roots, and country communities. His last full album, Bone Structure (March 2020), received praise from Rolling Stone, Billboard, CMT, Relix, The Tennessean, and more. In early 2022 he landed in Nashville Scene as 12 artists you need to watch. His latest album, “Inside Voices” was released on June 2, 2023.

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Taylor Bickett

Nashville-based singer/songwriter Taylor Bickett is a storyteller at heart. She first found a platform of over 285k on TikTok through her narrative, heartstring-tugging songs, and since the release of her 2021 debut single, her music has amassed over 40 million streams. Her 2022 single “QUARTER LIFE CRISIS” garnered over 400k user-generated videos across social platforms of adults (including stars like Drew Barrymore and Kevin Jonas) showing their transformations since age sixteen to the lyrics, “I swear 16 was yesterday.” Her music has been placed on Spotify’s “Viral 50” (#10), “big on the internet,” “Pop Sauce,” “young & free,” “Chill Pop,” “New Pop Picks,” “Hits Don’t Lie,” “Songs to Rage to in 2022” playlists and more.

Taylor has recently opened for artists such as Laura Marano and Andi Mitchell on tour and performed at Nashville’s Live on the Green festival (headlined by Sheryl Crow, COIN, and more). Her debut EP, grown up and lonely, is out now.

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Zach Berkman

Zach Berkman, a Nashville-based artist, producer, and songwriter explores love, loss, and personal growth in his eighth album, “The Heart Of.” Typically a solo artist, Berkman embraced collaboration with a collective of fellow artists. Growing up in Peoria, Illinois along the banks of the Illinois River, Berkman was raised in a region that calls itself “the heart of” the state. He also describes true collaboration as getting to “the heart of” or “the center of the idea” whilst incorporating various sounds, his conviction that what we create should be essence – the heart of – who we are. Berkman’s poignant lyrics, complemented by acoustic instrumentation, weave a relatable tapestry of emotions. “The Heart Of” transcends Berkman’s initial quest for answers, evolving into a celebration of artistic collaboration—a bittersweet and introspective exploration of life’s complexities.