MusicTuesday, November 24
Taylor Austin Dye, Arlis Albritton, & Lost Saints
Tuesday, November 24 · 8:30 p.m. · The Listening Room Cafe
- When
- Tuesday, November 24 · 8:30 p.m.
- Where
- The Listening Room Cafe217 2nd Ave s, Nashville, TN 37201 · Nashville, TN · 37203
About this event
Taylor Austin Dye:
Taylor Austin Dye is a rising Country artist from Booneville, Kentucky, known for her bold storytelling and rock-tinged Country sound. Over the past year, Dye has hit several major milestones: she signed a coveted publishing deal with Warner Chappell Music, made her Grand Ole Opry debut in November 2024 and independently released her sophomore album, Sick of Me - which earned over 1 million streams in its first week. Her viral single, "Rest in Peace," became a breakout hit (even topping the iTunes Country chart and garnering millions of views), helping to amass a loyal fanbase of 'Ride or Dyes' across more than 1.2 million social media followers. Now signed with Jay DeMarcus' Red Street Records, Dye continues to tour nationwide with her high-energy live show, captivating audiences while solidifying her reputation as one of Country's most promising new voices. Each accomplishment - from the streaming success of Sick of Me to her label debut - further establishes Taylor Austin Dye as an authentic star on the rise in Nashville.
Connect with Taylor HERE
Arlis Albritton:
Arlis Albritton, a Florida native, embarked on his journey to Nashville with only $600 in his pocket and a 1980's Mustang. Living in his car for a week, he exhibited his determination and passion for music, eventually securing a place to live. Within two years, he landed a job in the mailroom at the Country Music Association and later at FAME Music Publishing, where he honed his songwriting craft and built crucial industry connections. Collaborating with seasoned writers like Steven Dale Jones, he scored his first major cut with "We All Fall Down," featured on Diamond Rio's platinum album Completely. This success propelled his career as a full-time songwriter, earning cuts with notable acts such as Julie Roberts, Keith Anderson, and Luke Bryan. His solo-written song "Good Morning Sunrise" appeared on Jamey Johnson's Grammy and ACM nominated album, while his collaborations received acclaim from publications like Rolling Stone and American Songwriter Magazine. Arlis also ventured into producing and event organizing, owning and operating the St. Augustine Songwriters Festival. His Coastal Americana/Trop Rock music is available on various streaming platforms, and he's set to venture into authorship soon.
Connect with Arlis HERE
Lost Saints:
The Lost Saints are a harmony driven Pop/Country Trio with original music that conveys honesty, vulnerability, and truth wrapped inside melodies that never seem to leave your head.
The emerging trio garnered national attention with features on CMT, the Circle Television Network, as well as having made their debut performance on the historic Ryman stage all in a few short years.
Weaving three unique, individual sounds into one, the band’s intricate harmonies lend a richness to their music that resonates with listeners and makes them instantly identifiable.
Connect with Lost Saints HERE
Listed by DoStuff: Nashville, TN, gathered by the Hendersonville events calendar.