Aug. 17
Grab your chairs or blankets and come out to Historic Stonewall in downtown Gallatin to hear live music from award-winning artists on the lawn!
Gates Open: 6 p.m.
Find your spot, eat some food, grab a drink, and enjoy the grounds of Historic Stonewall.
Opening Bands: 6:30-7:45 p.m.
6:15-6:45 p.m. - Junior songwriters from Keen School of Music in Gallatin
7-7:45 p.m. - Friends of headliner, Jake Clayton: Morgan Alexander and Daisy Sellas
With numerous indie and radio cuts and an origin that begins in the PNW, the 6ft 5inch Morgan Alexander is an Americana singer/songwriter who combines organic ideas with popular rhythms and chords. Country, pop, blues, classics and new, every single performance leaves a positive impression and energy for any genre seeker or live music lover who will eventually return for more.
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Daisy Sellas is, first and foremost, a storyteller. She’s a record keeper and historian, a chronicler of quiet moments. And she’s finally ready to tell her story.
With influences that range from the Rolling Stones to Patsy Cline and from Lana Del Rey to Cody Jinks, Daisy Sellas is a songwriter whose style is a confident, self described mix of blues-country-pop-and-roll. Raised on a cattle ranch in Southern California, Daisy writes with inventive lyrics and melodies that reflect her upbringing while exploring the catchy sounds that attracted her to Nashville in the first place. Now having graduated from Belmont with a songwriting degree and a minor in creative writing, Daisy is continuing to shape her craft while playing shows around the city, including performances at Tootsie’s, the End, Live Oak, the Local, the East Room, and the Five Spot. Daisy has twelve singles out on music platforms, her most popular of which is the autobiographical "My Mom's a Hippie, My Dad's a Marine," a favorite at her live shows.
Headliner: 8-9:15 p.m.
Jake Clayton Trio: Jake Clayton, Rob Daniels, Amanda McCoy
Jake Clayton is back by popular demand (the first standing ovation ever seen at Songs & Stories)! Jake is a self-taught musician of more than 20 instruments, singer, producer and songwriter. He has toured the globe as a musician on tour, most recently as Tanya Tucker’s band lead, and with stars such as Garth Brooks, Brad Paisley, Jason Aldean, Dierks Bentley, Alan Jackson, Bob Seger, Miranda Lambert, and many more. He's been on shows such as Jimmy Fallon, Ellen, the CMT awards. You won't want to miss this "What Not to Do" artist!
Find out more about this artist here.
Food and Drink Options
The Watering Hole will be on site serving up multiple flavors of fresh fruit handcrafted lemonades (including adult options)!
Dogalicious will be on site with an incredible menu:
Gourmet all-beef hot dogs with fresh toppings; old-fashioned diner cheeseburgers; ice cream floats; grandmother’s fruit tea; chicken salad sandwiches; grilled bologna sandwiches; home fries; desserts such as strawberry cake cups, lemon cake cups and hand pies.
We encourage you to stop by to get your food and drinks from these vendors during the event, starting at 6 p.m. on Aug. 17!
Tickets are only $10 this year.
And kids 12 and younger are free!
Tickets CAN be purchased day of on site.
Grab your picnic blankets, bring your friends, and make sure to support local food trucks that have generously volunteered to be on site!
Online ticket sales have closed but you can still get tickets at the event!
Simply check in at the Museum tent when you arrive to purchase your ticket.
Your ticket is good for one adult admission to the Aug. 17 Songs & Stories event at Historic Stonewall.
(Guests 12 and younger are free!)
Street parking is available for free. Bring your own chairs and/or blankets.
You can bring your own food and beverage; however, we highly encourage you to support the local food trucks that will be on site who have volunteered their time to support this event! Follow the event web and social media pages for more details.
If you are interested in being a sponsor of this year’s Songs and Stories,
please email us here.
