New York, NY (Top40 Charts) For the first time since the Prohibition Era, The Nashville Palace will offer
Music City an authentic supper club entertainment experience as it presents "Tim
Rushlow & His Big Band: Swingin' at the Palace!" opening on November 10. The residency is sponsored by WSM-AM, Gray Line Tours, Jack Daniels, Roland Audio and Video, Springer Mountain Chicken, Nashville Convention and Visitors Corp, and Shure Microphones. Due to popular demand, 9 additional show dates, titled "Home for the Holidays," have been added to the schedule. The Christmas themed shows begin December 1 and proceed until December 21. Tickets to both shows are available here.
Tim
Rushlow and his all-star, 24-piece Big Band will entertain guests with Great American Songbook classics by Frank Sinatra,
Bobby Darin and Dean Martin, as well as fan favorites from Elvis,
Buddy Holly and others. Guests will walk the red carpet and be greeted by a maître d' in a tuxedo before being whisked away into a candlelit, romantic setting with white linen tablecloths where they will enjoy a delicious dinner from an exclusive menu and sip their favorite libation from the "Let's Be Frank" whiskey and bourbon bar or "Rat Pack Martini Bar." During the "Home for the Holidays" shows, patrons will enjoy Christmas favorites such as "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer," "Jingle Bells," "I'll Be Home For Christmas," and others. There will be Christmas trees and lights, streams of garland and glamorous holiday décor that is sure to take audiences down memory lane or create a new holiday experience.
"I am thrilled to have the opportunity to spread the holiday spirit with the best crowds around," said Rushlow. "It has been a dream of mine for years to do this here, and I am so grateful for the support we have received from both our fans and sponsors."
"We are proud to be part of a new music tradition in our partnership with Tim Rushlow," said Hobbs, owner of the Nashville Palace. "Both locals and tourists will have a wonderful new option to experience in the night life entertainment of
Music City this winter."
In support of his residency, Tim will host a weekly one-hour radio show presented by WSM 650 AM which will focus on Big Band music and its historical impact on American culture, as well as its influence on Country artists from Bob Wills to Ray Price to Marty Robbins and many others. The show will air weekly in October and November. NPT (Nashville Public Television) is set to air 'Tim
Rushlow & His Big Band- LIVE,' an hour-long concert special on Nov. 2 at 8:00 PM CT. The program is currently a PBS special airing Nationally through June 2018.
Tim
Rushlow first achieved multi-platinum success as the powerhouse lead vocalist of country super group
Little Texas, with chart-toppers such as "God Blessed Texas," "What Might Have Been" and "Amy's Back In Austin." The crooner has also racked up several solo hits including "She Misses Him." A three-time Grammy nominee, CMA and ACM award winner, Tim
Rushlow is now living his life-long dream as a curator of the Great American Songbook. His concert special "Tim
Rushlow & His Big Band -- LIVE" is currently airing as a PBS
National Pledge Drive through June 2018.Tim Rushlow.
"Tim
Rushlow & His Big Band: Swingin' At The Palace!" Residency Dates:
Friday, Nov. 10
Saturday, Nov. 11
Friday, Nov. 17
Saturday, Nov. 18
Friday, Nov. 24
Saturday, Nov. 25
Friday, Dec. 29
Saturday, Dec. 30
"Tim
Rushlow & His Big Band: Home for the Holidays" Residency Dates:
Friday, Dec. 1
Saturday, Dec. 2
Thursday, Dec. 7
Friday, Dec. 8
Saturday, Dec. 9
Thursday, Dec. 14
Friday, Dec. 15
Saturday, Dec. 16
Thursday, Dec. 21
Tickets for all dates are available NOW. Keep up with Tim
Rushlow on his website and by following him on Facebook and Twitter.
ABOUT TIM RUSHLOW:
A versatile entertainer who sold millions of records during his time as lead singer of country music super group
Little Texas, Tim
Rushlow is a master song interpreter with a deep, abiding love for the classics. During the band's impressive run in the '90's, he and the rest of the
Little Texas members charted over a dozen hits including "God Blessed Texas" and the multi-genre crossover smash "What Might Have Been." Following the band's breakup, Tim embarked upon a solo career with Atlantic Records and released a self-titled CD that yielded the heartwarming Top Ten hit "She Misses Him," about a couple's touching battle with Alzheimer's. Following a few more endeavors in musical groups and pairings, in 2009 Tim decided to refocus his energies on honing his performing skills as a solo act, launching a well-received acoustic tour at smaller listening rooms around the country. The challenge of engaging audiences and laying his emotions bare on the stage in front of intimate crowds night after night fired up Tim's creativity to a new level and renewed his love for the classic sounds he grew up listening to and first cut his musical teeth on like
Bobby Darin, Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, Dean Martin, and Andy Williams. And the experience soon inspired him to take his career in a whole new direction as the modern-day crooner he had always envisioned himself to be.
