Whiskey Jam Moves to Downtown Nashville's Heart, Bringing Original Music to Fans

Whiskey Jam, one of Nashville's most beloved live music series since 2011, is getting ready to start a new chapter in its story. The event, which has been hosted at Winners bar and grill for nearly 13 years, will move to the heart of downtown Nashville at Dierks Bentley's Whiskey Row on September 18.

Whiskey Jam has been a home for the artist and songwriting community, featuring thousands of performances by emerging artists including Luke Combs, who got his start in Tennessee whiskey-fueled music. The event has hosted over 875 live events, showcasing some of the most talented up-and-coming musicians in the industry.

According to Ward Guenther, Whiskey Jam Founder, 'Their commitment to quality and variety aligns with our own values, allowing us to provide a truly unique experience for artists & fans alike.' The new location at Dierks Bentley's Whiskey Row will offer an even more vibrant atmosphere for music lovers, with the downtown area being the epicenter of energy, excitement, and most importantly, music.

Luke Combs is known for his heartland rock sound, which often incorporates elements of country and southern rock. His debut album 'This One's for You' was released in 2017 and features songs like 'Hillbilly Hippie,' 'Watermelon Moonshine,' and 'Atta Girl.' In 2022, he released the album 'Bell Bottom Country,' produced by Jay Joyce and engineered by Joyce and Jason Hall.

Lainey Wilson, who won the album of the year award at the recent event, spoke about her love for storytelling, which she believes came from being from a small town in Louisiana. Her music is deeply rooted in country and Americana, with a focus on authentic storytelling.

Whiskey Jam's move to downtown Nashville marks an exciting new chapter for the event and its loyal fans. With its commitment to showcasing original music of all kinds, Whiskey Jam will continue to be a beloved institution in Music City. As Dierks Bentley said about bringing his bar into the heart of Nashville, 'I feel like my love for storytelling truly came from being from Baskin (Louisiana), a town of 200 people.

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