Chuck Mead

Etown Radio Broadcast Available Beginning July 22

Photo by Tim Reese

The etown radio broadcast Chuck taped in June is available beginning July 22.  It airs and streams on radio stations across the country, is available as a podcast and will be archived on the etown website. Check out the etown site for more information about this fantastic radio show and to find the myriad ways you can hear the broadcast, which features hosts Nick and Helen Forster, Chuck Mead and the Coal Miner’s Daughter, Loretta Lynn.

2 East Coast dates added – NYC, DC

Chuck will be playing one of his favorite big city honky-tonks, the Rodeo Bar in NYC on July 2, and then heading to celebrate Independence Day, where else, but IOTA Club & Cafe just a stones throw from the Mall in DC. Check out the Tour Dates page for details.

Nashville Extravaganza! – WSM Interview – In Store @ Grimey’s – PLUS 2 Big Shows

Chuck will be back in Nashville for a blitz of album release parties and more on May 29th and 30th.

WSM – With Bill Cody

Friday morning Chuck will stop in at the Air Castle of the South for a chat and to play a few songs with WSM’s Bill Cody. Listen live  on May 29th at 7:30am Central.

In Store Performance and Album Release Party

Grimey’s New and Preloved Music celebrates the release of Journeyman’s Wager at 3pm on Saturday, May 30th.  Stop in, say hi and pick up a copy of the new record! 1604 8th Ave. S.

EAST vs. WEST – 2 BIG SHOWS!

Kicking things off on the East side, Friday, May 29th, the show will be at the 5 Spot, 1006 Forrest Avenue.  It’s a NON-SMOKING Show and gets underway at 9pm.

Chuck takes the show across the bridge Saturday night, May 30th for another big show at The Basement, 1604 8th Ave. S.  Joshua Black Wilkins opens. 9pm.

Chuck Mead and His Grassy Knoll Boys on New Year’s Eve

Please join us on New Year’s Eve in Lawrence, KS at the legendary Liberty Hall. Chuck Mead and His Grassy Knoll Boys performing with special opening guest, Drakkar Sauna.

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Chuck Fights Illiteracy at the Bluebird

Chuck Mead will join Elizabeth Cook, Tim Carroll and Jeff Black at a benefit for the Tennessee State University Honors Program Literacy Benefit. The concert will take place on Wednesday, August 16th at 9pm. The program was established in 2003, and has placed 5000 books in the hands of lower-income, inner city children that they can have in their homes. One of the major factors in promoting early literacy is the availability of age-appropriate books in the home. The program also connects TSU honors program students with day care centers. The TSU students read to the children before giving them books, which provides the children with positive role models that value education. Tickets are $10, though additional donations will be graciously accepted.