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Newly Wide Open Spaces: The Caverns Welcomes Long Line of Fresh Faces for 2021 Concert Series

Just one glance around the currently-planned event schedule for The Caverns in Pelham these days is all it takes to view the term “live music landscape” in a much more literal (and natural) light—thanks to a modified-for-the-times call to action in the form of an above-ground amphitheater rather than the standby rock formation. That’s not to say the slew of rocking shows won’t still find some stone-hinging social distancing in their midst—but for now, all appears good to go.

“The pandemic has been tough on us all, and for indie music venues—the first to close, the last to fully reopen—it’s been a fight for survival,” according to a statement from the venue. “At The Caverns, we literally emerged from the darkness of the cave to the light of an open space on our grounds—where we built the above-ground amphitheater. On a beautiful hillside overlooking Payne’s Cove, we’re able to bring back live music in a responsible way. We’re not back to normal . . . but we have a plan and what an absolute privilege it will be to hear the bands again, live and in-person!”

NEEDTOBREATHE with Andrew Ripp take the outdoor stage March 12–14 in shows presented by Lightning 100. These shows will be recorded for a live album arriving in April from the Grammy-winning rock group.

Blackberry Smoke wafts in March 19 and 20.

Into steel? Good news. The SteelDrivers will put some drive in your country. The Steep Canyon Rangers will be soaking in onsite as well, and hey, if you’re not feeling like a drive, maybe try taking a Moon Taxi. The group will be collecting fare at the outdoor amphitheater March 27.

Try some Texas on for size: Robert Earl Keen is on tap for April and Tennessee roots group Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors in early May. Now through May’s end sees something for everyone—from the above-mentioned to The Disco Biscuits, Dark Star Orchestra (playing the music of the Grateful Dead), Crowder, The Del McCoury Band, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, St. Paul and the Broken Bones, The Floozies, Margo Price, Dailey & Vincent and basically everything in between.

So, some say the bluegrass is always greener, but whichever sort of sonic formation suits your fancy, chances are good this local stone temple will have you digging it and bouncing off the walls (er, “pods”).

Guests will arrive at staggered times, be asked COVID-19 screening questions, receive a temperature check, and enjoy the show from socially distanced pods. Guests are welcome to bring their own chairs; seating will not be provided. All concessions and merchandise will be ordered through an app and delivered with no contact. Restrooms inside The Caverns subterranean music venue will be available.
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The Caverns is located at 555 Charlie Roberts Rd., Pelham, Tennessee. For more information, call 931-516-9724 or visit thecaverns.com.
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