Matt Warren Dave Pahanish and Katrina Burgoyne

Dinner and a Show! Ticket includes dinner. Cash Bar

Come enjoy a mouth watering buffet with baked chicken, salad, corn, green beans, potatoes and dinner rolls from 4:30 to 5:45. As if that wasn't enough to tempt you . Starting at 6:00 we are going to have an amazing writers round. If you have even been to The Bluebird in Nashville you will know exactly what our shows are about. You will be entertained with some of the most incredible Nashville Songwriters around. You will hear stories from the songwriters themselves on what inspired them to write the hits you have heard on the radio and listen as they perform an acoustic set of those incredible songs.  You may even hear a new song that is about to be released. 

Raised in New South Wales Australia, Katrina Burgoyne is Nashville's newest and upcoming singer/songwriter to watch. Not to mention one of North of Nashville's fan favorites. Katrina's Australian Success includes; Three top 10 charting country singles. Two CMAA Golden Guitar Nominations (Equivalent to CMA Awards).

Matt Warren is a Nashville native. Matt's first cut was "Puttin Memories Away" co-written with Gary Allen. It was featured in Rolling Stone magazine and on Oprah Winfrey when Gary appeared as her guest. In 2009 won an ASCAP award for the top 10 hit "Learning How to Bend" . In 2013 he received ASCAP award for his #1 Smash hit "Every Storm (Runs out of Rain) which was also nominated for the 2014 ACM Song of the Year. 

Matt's songs have been recorded by various artists such as Gary Allen and Darius Rucker just to name a few.

Dave Pahanish is a artist, a three time #1 Billboard Country Songwriter and Producer. Dave penned Toby Keith's "American Ride", Jimmy Wayne's "Do you Believe Me Now?" and Keith Urban's "Without You" As a performer he has released 6 albums and has toured as a solo act for close to 3 decades. He has staged with multiple artists such as Willie Nelson, Eric Church, Little Big Town, Old Dominion and Montgomery Gentry just to name a few.