Paris, Tenn.–4 days, 9 venues, 35 artists. June 16-19.
The week of the Tennessee River Jam is finally here, which kicks off Thursday night with a free concert from the Marshall Tucker Band in downtown Paris. Opening bands are 24 Seven at 6 p.m., Johnny Mac at 7 p.m., followed by Marshall Tucker at 8.
Artists who will be performing at a wide selection of local venues over the four days include the Kentucky Headhunters, Big & Rich and Cowboy Troy, Darryl Worley, Paula Bridges Band, Paul Thorn, Ray Lewis, Rockin’ Randall, Scott Myatt and Steve Short, Almost Famous, Clayton Q and more.
Experience one of the best views on the water as you jam with The Kentucky Headhunters on Friday, June 17, at Breakers Resort and Marina. This venue seats over 300 on the deck of the marina.
Don’t miss the biggest party on the river at Paris Landing State Park all day Saturday, June 18, with country superstars Big & Rich with Cowboy Troy. Darryl Worley will be the emcee and he also will perform at Blues Landing at 6 p.m. Sunday.
“One of my favorite elements of this festival is that we get to bring national artists to our rural area, while highlighting our local and regional talent, too,” according to Travis McLeese, CEO of the Paris-Henry County Chamber of Commerce and Executive Producer of the Tennessee River Jam. “We strive to provide a unique experience that fits our brand.”
We have attached a complete schedule of events to this article.
Other venues include Blues Landing, Ace’s Restaurant, LL’s Bar and Grille, Peppers Automotive and Dew Drop In Restaurant, Eiffel Tower Park,
Presented by Troilnger’s BBQ, Paris-Henry County Chamber of Commerce, The Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, Crove Media, the Henry County Tourism Authority, and Forever Communications!
For a full list of artists and information on the venues and for tickets visit tnriverjam.com! Call 731 642 3431 for more information.
