“Ty, Kelly & Chuck” to Air Live From George Jones Museum During CMA Fest With Chris Janson, Lindsay Ell, Tegan Marie & More

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | May 31, 2018

Whether you’re an early bird or a night owl, CMA Fest week (June 4–10) is Nashville’s nonstop country music party.

For all of those early birds, feel free to stop by morning show Ty, Kelly & Chuck as it airs live from The George Jones museum/restaurant on June 6–8 from 6–10 a.m.

Special guests will be making the rounds each morning, including Chris Janson, Lindsay Ell, Tegan Marie, Dylan Scott, Jordan Davis and more. Each morning’s live broadcast inside The George Jones is FREE and open to the public. Doors will open at 6 a.m. at 128 2nd Ave. North, directly in front of the CMA Fest Riverfront Stage.

No tickets are required, but please RSVP via the Ty, Kelly & Chuck Facebook page.

Check out the lineup below as additional guests continue to be announced.

Wednesday, June 6

Ashley McBryde
Dave Pettinger
Dylan Scott
Lindsay Ell
Tegan Marie
Jordan Davis

Thursday, June 7

Chris Janson
Haley & Michaels
Mitchell Tenpenny
Radio Romance
Travis Denning

Friday, June 8

Aaron Walson
Clare Dunn
Glen Mitchell
Levi Hummon

photos: Chris Janson by Curtis Hilbun; Tegan Marie & Lindsay Ell by Arroyo/O\’Connor/AFF-USA.com

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