Livestreaming Concert Series From Nashville To Europe

Lauren Jenkins performs during the 2019 Seven Peaks Music festival in Buena Vista, Colorado.
Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images – Lauren Jenkins performs during the 2019 Seven Peaks Music festival in Buena Vista, Colorado.
She’ll be opening the Sound Of Nashville live stream concert series alongside Austin Jenckes.

Some of Nashville’s hottest acts will livestream performances from The Basement for a European audience throughout September.
The first showcased artists will be Austin Jenckes and Lauren Jenkins on Sept. 15, followed by Drake White on Sept. 23. Many more are to be announced, according to promoter Semmel Concerts.
It’s a collaboration between Semmel Concert’s Sound of Nashville brand and Country Fuzz Presents, the live stream concert series launched by The Cadillac Three last month.
Sound of Nashville started bringing artists from Nashville to Germany in March 2019. The brand expanded to the Netherlands with promoter Greenhouse Talent that same year.
Since then, established and award winning acts like Keith Urban, Luke Combs, Old Dominion as well as promising newcomer from USA, Canada and UK have been touring in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, as well as played the Country to Country (C2C) festival in Berlin and Amsterdam.
Due to the worldwide event bans, European fans have been deprived of that Nashville sound for months on end. This latest series of live streamed concerts is supposed to bring back at least some live music.
“The artists will perform on a stage with everything that belongs to a real live show. By using several automatic cameras, the artist is shown from different angles and the fan gets an almost authentic concert experience,” the announcement by Semmel Concerts reads.
Fans will be able to watch the livestream at CET time via a secure link run by Moment House. Tickets will be around €12 per ticket/stream, the onsale starts tomorrow, Sept. 9.