Country singer and songwriter Alana Springsteen performs live at Exit/In in Nashville.
Alana Springsteen plays Exit/In on Saturday, October 24, at 8 PM. She's a country singer and songwriter who's spent most of her life in Nashville, and this is one of her stops on the I Hope This Helps tour.
Springsteen grew up in Virginia Beach, Virginia, with her parents and three younger brothers. She started making music early, picking up the guitar at seven and writing her first song, "Fairy Tale," at nine. When she was ten, her family moved to Nashville to support her career, and she secured a publishing deal by the time she was 14. Some of her earliest performances were at minor league baseball games. She's mentioned that both her grandfathers were pastors and her father, Bill Springsteen, is a real estate investor.
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Born October 16, 2000, she's now in her mid-twenties, and the I Hope This Helps tour brings her back to the city where she's been working since childhood. The set will center on the new material from the tour, with the bill featuring her as the sole main act. Tickets start at $27.42, and the show kicks off at 8 PM on Saturday night.
