Otis Gibbs

General Admission tickets guarantee entry into the venue but do not guarantee a seat. All tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable. We ONLY accept tickets purchased through Ticketweb. Seating and venue layout vary by show. Handicap accommodations are available, please contact the venue in advance. You do not need to present the credit card used for purchase. You will just need to provide the name the tickets were purchased under to enter, your party does not need to arrive at the same time, each guest can enter under the name the tickets were purchased under.
Otis Gibbs is a songwriter, storyteller, painter, photographer, and planter of 7,176 trees.He once wrestled a bear and lost. Hes been called the best unknown songwriter inmusic today, but if you ask him, hell just say hes a folksinger.The Trust Of Crows, his tenth studio album, was recorded at the iconic Columbia StudioA in Nashville, where Bob Dylan made Blonde on Blonde and Nashville Skyline. Itsbeen closed to the public for decades, but Otis was given permission to record there.Gibbs storytelling extends beyond music to his YouTube channel, where more than100,000 subscribers listen to tales and folklore passed down by legendary musicians. Inan effort to preserve these personal stories before theyre lost to history, he singlehandedly built a living archive in the spirit of The Lomax Family, Studs Terkel or evenCharles Kuralt. This deeply personal project reflects Otis reverence for history, livedexperience, and the characters who shaped American roots music from the ground up.Otis embraced a DIY ethic early on, sometimes by choice and sometimes out ofnecessity. Whether its starting his own record label, podcast, YouTube channel, orwhatever else needed to be done, hes created his own ecosystem in the artsall whilewearing the same work shirt and old felt hat that he wore planting trees 25 years ago.He continues to shine a light on the forgotten people, places, and the unvarnished beauty of everyday life.Otis and his partner, Amy Lashley have spent the last 20 years in their tiny home on top of a hill in East Nashville surrounded by artists, weirdos, radicals and as many animals as possible.

- (615) 259-9891

- Located at venue entrance
- ID required for pickup
- Tickets available 1 hour before show time
- Digital and physical ticket options

- Street parking available
- Nearby public parking lots
- Some metered spaces around venue
- Rideshare recommended during busy events

- ADA compliant spaces
- Wheelchair accessible areas near stage
- Companion seating available
- Call venue in advance for specific accommodations

- 21+ for most shows
- No outside food or drinks
- No large bags
- Valid photo ID required
- Respectful behavior expected

- Most shows are 21+
- Some all-ages shows permitted
- Minors must be accompanied by legal guardian
- Age restrictions vary by specific event