Staff Reports

The Bartlett LIVE Music Series has reached the halfway mark, but there is still plenty of music left to fill the air.

So far, the series has brought Truck Patch Revival, Twin Soul and Park Hill Billies to the stage, giving Bartlett residents a chance to gather, listen to live music and enjoy summer evenings together.

The second half of the series promises a little something for everyone.

On Aug. 29, Business Casual will take the stage with rock hits from the turn of the century and beyond. The band’s set is expected to bring a dose of nostalgia for Gen Xers and older millennials.

Then, on Sept. 12, Bartlett LIVE will trade guitars for leis during its Bartlett LIVE Luau. RocktheboatBand will bring its yacht rock set to the stage, with residents encouraged to break out their colorful shirts and Hawaiian leis.

The series will wrap up Sept. 26 with Nashville recording artist and chart-topper Jay Jones. Known for his high-energy country style, Jones will close out the season with what organizers describe as a night of “head-banging country.”

The concerts are free to the public, made possible through the support of local sponsors Worthington Chiropractic-Bartlett, Memphis Record Pressing, Dobbs Brothers Chevrolet of Bartlett, First Horizon Bank and Side Porch Steakhouse.

With three shows still to come, Bartlett LIVE is keeping the music going — and giving residents a few more reasons to get outside, gather with friends and enjoy a night out close to home.

Source: City of Bartlett