Marc Scibilia

Marc Scibilia plays the Ryman Auditorium on Thursday, October 29, with Bo Staloch opening. Scibilia is a Buffalo-bred, Nashville-based singer-songwriter who first hit the spotlight with the single "More To This" in early 2024. Since then, he's become a prominent voice in modern music, blending heartfelt lyrics with a rich, soulful melody. The GRAMMY describes him as "an introspective songwriter with a knack for crafting melodies out of personal hardship," and his sound draws on folk, alternative and anthemic pop.

He's built a following that's hard to ignore: more than 1.5 million social media followers, multiple sold-out shows and nearly a billion social plays. He performs with his own studio band, and his set includes fan-favorite covers like "Bittersweet Symphony," which trended at number one on Instagram. He's also planning his first headline world tour for early 2025, so this is a chance to catch him in Nashville before he takes it on the road.

There's a personal side to the music, too. Scibilia is a father to a five-year-old, and he credits his son with teaching him to stay grounded. That groundedness comes through in the songwriting—the kind of introspective, melody-driven stuff that works well in a room like the Ryman. Bo Staloch opens the night.

The show is on Thursday, October 29, at 8 PM.