Thomas Rhett at Bridgestone Arena
Thomas Rhett is an American country singer-songwriter known for combining country roots with pop and R&B influences. Born in Valdosta, Georgia, in 1990, he grew up in a musical family as the son of country artist and songwriter Rhett Akins. Rhett launched his recording career with “Something to Do with My Hands” in 2012 and went on to earn more than 20 No. 1 country singles, along with multiple ACM and CMA Awards.
His catalog includes fan favorites such as “Die a Happy Man,” “Crash and Burn,” “T-Shirt,” “Marry Me,” “Life Changes” and “What's Your Country Song.” Across albums including It Goes Like This, Tangled Up, Center Point Road and Where We Started, Rhett has built a reputation for energetic, production-rich performances and personal songwriting. Family life has informed songs such as “Life Changes,” helping give his upbeat arena shows an intimate side.
Event records list Thomas Rhett with Cole Swindell and Nate Smith at Bridgestone Arena on September 30, 2023. The supplied event information also identifies a start date, but does not confirm that date as a Thomas Rhett performance. No verified history of earlier Thomas Rhett dates at this venue is available in the supplied information. Nashville's place at the heart of country music makes the city a natural setting for a major country and folk concert.
Venue and Seating Information
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Parking Information
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Thomas Rhett Nashville reviews
Stone Temple Pilots Crash and Burn
After a chorous of boo's, Thomas Rhett finally hit the stage at 10:05 with Scott Weiland, not trippin on dope, but drunk. It was pretty obvious the other 3 guys were upset at Scott so they tried to drown out his rambling after songs and move on into the next one. Let me say, that is the last time I will spend good money to see you again, Scott. I attend more shows than your average fan, and this is probably the worst concert I have been to in quite some time. The band decided to stop the tour after this show in Houston and take what they are refering to as a "short break". Hmmm..I have a question for you, Scott. Why couldn't you have done this the show before Houston so we could have been spared this "great time"? With the numerous calls I heard to the radio station 94.5 The Buzz the next day, I know I was not alone in my feelings on that performance.