Country music fans can experience an evening with Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Pam Tillis at the Harvester Event Center in downtown Smithville on Wednesday, April 2.
With a career spanning decades, Tillis soulfully sang of Southern summer nights on her 1991 hit “Maybe It Was Memphis” and continues to captivate audiences.
“In many ways this part of my career is more fun because it feels like the pressure’s off,” says Tillis, a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Grand Ole Opry. “I feel much more relaxed and I can just enjoy the journey a little bit more.”
Phillip Lammonds kicks off the night at 6 p.m. before Pam Tillis takes the stage at 7:30 p.m.
Darius Rucker and Pam Tillis both made guest vocal appearances on Lammonds’ 2024 release Cowboy Things, an album that also contains a song co-written with legendary actor Bill Murray.
Harvester Performance and Event Center is located at 206 W. Main St., Smithville. For tickets to the Wednesday, April 2, show find Pam Tillis at the Harvester in Downtown Smithville on Eventbrite or visit bertdriver.com/event-calendar for more information.
