Alison Krauss And Union Station at Ryman Auditorium

This bluegrass music performance is provided by the legendary bluegrass band Alison Krauss and Union Station. Alison and Union Station will perform an outstanding show of bluegrass style music at the famous historic Ryman Auditorium on Sunday, September 20th, 2016. Alison Krauss' many fans will come together to hear this legendary bluegrass group perform a truly unique blend of music which is bluegrass style at its finest. Since this event will take place at the famous historic Ryman Auditorium, it is advised to arrive very early in order to not only get a good seat, but also to experience and take in the ambiance of this legendary bluegrass-style music venue in Nashville.

Alison Krauss And Union Station

The show will feature Alison Krauss' beautiful vocals paired with the musical talents of Union Station, consisting of Dan Tyminski, Ron Block, Barry Bales and Jerry Douglas. The band will play classic songs by Bob DiPiero and Steve Dorff such as "When You Say Nothing at All", a song made famous by Keith Whitley and more recently by Josh Turner on his 2010 album "Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven". Alison and her band will also perform a number of original songs, including "Down to the River to Pray" from the award winning O Brother Where Art Thou? soundtrack and "The Lucky One" a song that Alison wrote for her 2017 solo album "Paper Airplane". Alison Krauss and Union Station have produced some of the best modern bluegrass recordings, and their new release continues the talented group's impressive work.

A unique combination of talent and Grammy Awards, Alison Krauss has garnered 27 Grammy Awards, making her one of the most awarded artist in Grammy history. And you can hear for yourself why in this concert with the beautiful vocals of Alison Krauss, accompanied by the very highly skilled members of Union Station, including Alison's partner, Dan Tyminski on vocals and mandolin, Ron Block on banjo and dobro, Barry Bales on upright bass and Jerry Douglas on dobro. Their chemistry is undeniable and creates some very special moments on stage.

Ryman Auditorium Information

The Ryman Auditorium is located in downtown Nashville, Tennessee at 116 5th Avenue North. It has surround sound and is filled with great seats to see a show. The Ryman is the original home of the Grand Ole Opry and it has the original wooden bench seating in some of the sections. There is also a large backstage area for the performers and the venue is climate controlled with air conditioning. There are many different types of tickets for sale to attend a show at the Ryman including floor seats, reserved seats, general admission seats and more. There are also many refreshment stands throughout the venue that offer a wide variety of snacks and beverages before the show.

The Ryman Auditorium is the original home of the Grand Ole Opry and much of it still remains today. Many of the original elements of the Auditorium, such as the original wooden bench seating in certain sections of the auditorium, have been carefully preserved to honor the rich history of the Ryman. For more information about accessibility at the Ryman, please click here. We hope this information is helpful, and if you have any other questions regarding this or any other aspect of the venue please don't hesitate to contact us using your main method of communication.

Parking Information

Downtown Nashville where the Ryman Auditorium is located has many parking lots that are within walking distance to the venue. Many of the lots are paid parking lots. There is also street parking available around the Ryman. Please note that spots on the street are on a first come basis and may fill up early on a weekend. The downtown area is very walkable so you can usually walk from most locations to the Ryman Auditorium.

Ticket Information

We are offering tickets to this show starting at $179 and they can be purchased online right now by clicking on the "buy tickets" link on our site or at the Ryman's box office. Alison Krauss events sell out quickly, so act now and get your tickets to this once in a lifetime show!