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Schermerhorn Symphony Center
The prestigious Schermerhorn Symphony Center, tucked into Nashville, Tennessee, on Sunday, February 15, 2026, is excited and fully geared up for the throngs of Denver fans as they besiege the center for the epic concert, A Rocky Mountain High Concert Celebration. Teaming up with the Nashville Symphony and veteran artists from Denver's own band, musicians like Chris Nole on piano, Alan Deremo on bass, and others. The concert is set to display hits like "Take Me Home, Country Roads," the emotional "Annie's Song," the ditty "Thank God I'm A Country Boy," "Leaving On A Jet Plane," and the eponymous "Rocky Mountain High," not forgetting the foundation stone of "Back Home Again." Honoring 50 years since the release of that epic of Denver songs, "Rocky Mountain High," the concert celebrates the anniversary with some archival footage and live stories.
Tickets to this astounding concert start at $39, a giveaway price for some epic music from an epic musical icon. Claim yours today!
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Schermerhorn Symphony Center
This unique concert celebrates the epic songs of John Denver. Celebrating also the 50th-year anniversary since the release of this epic song, "Rocky Mountain High." On Sunday, 15th February 2026, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center in Nashville, Tennessee, will be hosting the tribute performance of John Denver: A Rocky Mountain High Concert Celebration. This concert brings together former band musicians and contributions from the Nashville Symphony from the John Denver: A Rocky Mountain High gig adventure. The former band members include Chris Nole on piano, Alan Deremo on bass, Nate Barnes on drums, Mack Bailey on guitar and vocals, and Jon Conley on guitar and mandolin. An added bonus is the performance will be screening vintage video clips and live performances by talented musicians. As a component of broadening this tour, several city locations across the country will be included, emphasizing Denver's lasting popularity, bringing in admirers to relive his favorites in symphonic arrangements. These Denver circuits often support nature-related causes close to Denver's values, tying in with his legacy of advocacy for the wilderness.
All these epic and iconic tracks have something in common. "Take Me Home, Country Roads," "Annie's Song," "Rocky Mountain High," "Thank God I'm A Country Boy," and "Leaving On A Jet Plane" were all penned, performed, and made famous by the inspirational musician John Denver. John Denver gained many awards, such as two Grammy wins and placement into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, proving his place as a folk legend. His most recent release, before his passing in 1997, the album "The Wildlife Concert," highlights recorded takes of his best hits, with notable tracks like "Calypso" and "Sunshine on My Shoulders" remaining to touch audiences worldwide. The track, "Rocky Mountain High," celebrates its 50th anniversary since its release and is honored with special events and tributes throughout America.
An interesting detail about John Denver - is that he once operated his own jet, highlighting his free-full-of-life side that permeated his lyrics.
The Nashville Symphony delivers an enormous richness to the performance with their expert arrangements, elevating familiar songs and producing a grand vibe that thrills audiences. This group has won multiple Grammy recognitions for their recordings and outstanding performances. Their recent releases include team-ups with performers across fields, with tracks from current releases earning acclaim. Band musicians from Denver's former group add a genuineness to the concert, and with their achievements, like playing with renowned artists, have added to further successful albums.
An amusing detail - is that the Nashville Symphony launched various works that were influenced by folk traditions, linking ideally into this celebration.
The Schermerhorn Symphony Center is placed in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee. Its brilliant surround sound and acoustic quality with its exceptional and updated lighting are some of the features that rated this venue high on the scale of epic performance venues. Crafted along the grand Romanesque designs, the center has been designed to hold, in the massive floor section and the tiered upper mezzanine sections, some 1900 guests. Call the center at 615-687-6400 for further details. Familiar food areas provide refreshments like drinks and quick meals to boost the show atmosphere.
Admissions for this event begin at $39. A remarkable price for an epic performance by an epic symphony orchestra playing iconic music from a giant musician. Secure your tickets via the dependable and reputable platform Ticket Squeeze or immediately from the ticket counter, reachable at 615-687-6400. Do Not Delay. Press the "buy tickets" button immediately to claim your place.
Car parking at Schermerhorn Symphony Center includes some close lots and valet options for ease. When immediate spaces are scarce, there are plenty of roadside spots and surrounding lots in the Nashville vicinity.
Please see below the Schermerhorn Symphony Center seating chart for the John Denver event on 15 February 2026. The ticket price will vary depending on the seating section. Compare different sections to find the cheapest John Denver tickets. For accessible seating please contact Schermerhorn Symphony Center directly.
Schermerhorn Symphony Center, Nashville, Tennessee, 37201, US