Bruce Cockburn in Concert with Special Guest Livingston Taylor

Bruce Cockburn plays the Country Music Hall of Fame on Sunday, November 1, with Livingston Taylor opening. It's a double bill of two songwriters who've both been at this for a long time.

Cockburn, born in Ottawa, Ontario, is known for his guitar playing and has written more than 400 songs across 35 albums, which have sold over nine million copies worldwide. He's picked up thirteen JUNO Awards, inductions into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame and the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, an appointment as an Officer of the Order of Canada, and a Governor General's Performing Arts Award. In 2020, he marked his 50th anniversary as a recording artist.

Livingston Taylor has been a professional musician for more than five decades and keeps a touring schedule of over 100 shows a year. He's written Top 40 hits recorded by his brother James Taylor and has shared the stage with Jimmy Buffett, Fleetwood Mac, Joni Mitchell, and Linda Ronstadt.

The show is at the CMA Theater, which is inside the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum at 224 Rep. John Lewis Way S in Nashville. It's a 776-seat room in the heart of Music City, designed so that every seat feels like a front-row experience, with acoustics built for a bill that ranges across country, bluegrass, folk, blues, and Americana. The concert starts at 7:30 PM.