There aren't many bands who can say John Lennon personally named them and The Beatles hand-picked them to open their final US tour…but The Cyrkle can. The band behind the million-selling "Red Rubber Ball" (co-written by Paul Simon) and chart-topping "Turn-Down Day" returns to the stage with founding vocalist Don Dannemann, six-part vocal harmonies, and stories from the road with The […]

Clare Bowen, beloved by millions as Scarlett on ABC/CMT's Nashville, and her husband Brandon Robert Young bring their raw, ethereal sound to the Franklin Theatre Songwriter Series alongside three of Nashville's most compelling artists. Ryan Kinder (100 million streams, soulful Southern rock), Justin Halpin (placements on HBO, Showtime, the NFL, and national campaigns), and Cale Dodds (Warner Music Nashville, […]

There aren't many bands who can say John Lennon personally named them and The Beatles hand-picked them to open their final US tour…but The Cyrkle can. The band behind the million-selling "Red Rubber Ball" (co-written by Paul Simon) and chart-topping "Turn-Down Day" returns to the stage with founding vocalist Don Dannemann, six-part vocal harmonies, and stories from the road with The […]

From The Babys to Bad English to a solo career that produced one of the decade's biggest worldwide hits, John Waite spent the '70s and '80s defining album-oriented rock. His catalog, anchored by the #1 smash "Missing You" and beloved classics like "When I See You Smile" and "Isn't It Time," still sounds as powerful today […]

The Heart of Rock & Roll is the only authentic Huey Lewis & The News tribute and HLN's own keyboardist Sean Hopper called it "a surreal experience" after seeing them live. Frontman Roger Langdon channels Huey Lewis' look, voice, and swagger with uncanny accuracy, leading a powerhouse band through massive 80s hits like "The Power of Love," […]

The sidemen always have the best stories — and Sidemen of Note is bringing them all to the Franklin Theatre. Three touring veterans who spent decades on the stages of Art Garfunkel, Barry Manilow, and Glen Campbell come together for an intimate evening of music and first-hand storytelling that no greatest hits album could ever capture.