Rock The Ryman
Hosted by John Oates with Wynonna, Sam Bush, Rome from Sublime, Devon Allman, and Yola
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Date & TimeTuesday September 1, 2026 7:30 PM7:30 PM
Ryman Auditorium and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame are proud to present “Rock the Ryman” -- returning to the historic Nashville venue on Sept. 1. Celebrating the intersection of rock & roll and country music, this special night returns for the second time to honor the legacy and impact of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductees who have graced the Ryman stage.
Sponsored by Gibson, the iconic American instrument brand, and Gibson Gives, its philanthropic division supporting music education and wellness initiatives worldwide, the evening will be hosted by 2014 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductee John Oates. “Rock the Ryman” concert explores how country music has shaped rock & roll and how the genre has merged with today’s Americana, country and beyond. Featured artists include Devon Allman, ROME, Sam Bush, Spencer Sutherland, Wynonna, YOLA, plus more to be announced soon. Each artist will perform songs by Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductees who were influential to their careers.
“Rock the Ryman” is the latest event in a long-term collaboration between the two institutions since Ryman’s official designation as a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Landmark in 2022. The collaboration also includes a permanent exhibit on the Ryman daytime tour that features a rotating collection of memorabilia and stories from Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductees who have performed on its iconic stage.
Proceeds from the event will help preserve and celebrate the history of rock & roll and support education initiatives at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Ryman Auditorium. More information about the “Rock The Ryman” concert, Rock Hall at the Ryman exhibit, daytime tours and shows can be found at ryman.com.
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Venue Information
Ryman Auditorium
Ryman Auditorium is one of the most revered stages in modern music. Built in 1892, the historic venue has hosted artists across generations and genres including Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, Coldplay, Taylor Swift, and many more.








