King For A Day: A Tribute to George Strait w/ Shelby Lee Lowe, Skyelor Anderson, & more!

Name: King For A Day: A Tribute to George Strait w/ Shelby Lee Lowe, Skyelor Anderson, & more!
Start: 2025-10-11T20:00:00-05:00
Location: 200 Broadway, Nashville, TN, United States, Tennessee 37201

Schedule

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025 at 08:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

200 Broadway, Nashville, TN, United States, Tennessee 37201 | Nashville, TN

Come celebrate a night in tribute to the King of Country, George Strait and Shelby Lee Lowe’s new single, “King For A Day.”
Shelby Lee Lowe
Born and bred in the heart of Tennessee, Shelby Lee Lowe is redefining what country music can be. Shelby’s sound is a modern fusion of neo-traditional country, Bakersfield grit, and indie rock flair. With a degree in music business from Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), Shelby made his mark early by tapping into his deep homegrown roots, signing his first publishing deal in 2016 with Banner Music in Nashville. Since then, he has been mastering his craft and his global reach as a full-time songwriter and performer, captivating audiences with powerful vocals and emotionally charged performances.
Shelby’s decades-long journey in the music industry has earned him a loyal following and millions of streams on his debut album Stubborn Heart. His trend continues with his audience today. When Shelby’s on stage at packed honky-tonks or deeply immersed in intimate acoustic settings, his conviction and artistry bring passion to prove he's a force to be experienced in the rebirth of traditional country music. His songwriting taps into the raw, authentic spirit of country legends like Merle Haggard and Waylon Jennings, delivering the lyrical edge that speaks to vast audiences in ways we haven’t seen for decades.

Skyelor Anderson
Skyelor Anderson is a singer-songwriter who is making a name for himself on the Country Music circuit. Born on November 22, 1994 in Memphis, TN, Skyelor began singing in church as a young child and knew by the age of 14 that music would play a huge part of his life. However, it wasn't until 2011, when he won 1st place in his high school talent show, "Southaven Idol", that he realized that music would be his entire life. His first real taste at performing in front of a large crowd was on the 1st season of the XFactor (USA edition) where during his initial audition, his music stopped playing almost immediately. Skyelor never missed a beat. He placed in the top 8 of the men’s division. Skyelor has since then dedicated his life to being a full time artist. From playing in small bars in his hometown to playing CMA Fest two years in a row. He has opened up for numerous country artists, including Jamey Johnson, Brothers Osbourne, Craig Morgan, Jon Pardi, Trace Adkins, and many more. Although he enjoys playing on the stage, he also enjoys writing songs, sharing co-writes with hit-makers like Josh Miller, Craig Campbell, Styles Haury, Chris Sligh, Mary Kutter, and others.
With this mix of Soul, Gospel, and Country Music, and whether it be acoustic or full band, Skyelor has a reputation in Nashville as both an electric showman and a heartfelt singer.

Cody Atkins
With a sound and style of Merle Haggard, George Jones, Keith Whitley and alike, Cody Atkins puts new life into old school Country music. The Newport, Virginia-native, moved to Nashville in 2013 after studying music at East Tennessee University and has been performing ever since.
Atkins began playing guitar at the age of 10, inspired by his uncle Gene Atkins, an accomplished guitar player. Cody discovered the greats like Hank Williams, Merle Haggard, Vern Gosdin, George Jones, Don Williams, Keith Whitley, Randy Travis and Alan Jackson, all the while honing his craft as a guitar player and singer.
Cody performs in clubs and venues around Nashville as well as on the road. When not performing live he write songs with some of Music City’s to hit songwriters.
Jeff Holbrook
Jeff Holbrook is an American singer-songwriter and guitar player. Raised in Allentown, NJ, Jeff grew up working construction with his father in the family’s construction company. At the age of 21, Holbrook packed his bags and a guitar bound for Nashville where he continues to refine his sonic fingerprint and move people through his music.