On the Rise Writers Round: Carson Peters, A. R. Simmons, and Carlisle Wright

Carson Peters, A. R. Simmons, and Carlisle Wright share a stage for a writers round at the Ford Theater on Saturday, October 31. It's a morning session, running from 11:30 AM to 12:45 PM, inside the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.

Carson Peters is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter from Piney Flats, Tennessee. He made his Grand Ole Opry debut at eight years old as a guest of Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder, and he's a regular on the Opry now with Carson Peters & Iron Mountain. He co-wrote "Howdy" for Cole Goodwin and played fiddle on and co-wrote "I Ain't Tryin'" for Braxton Keith.

A. R. Simmons is a singer-songwriter from just outside Knoxville, Tennessee. He was featured in WME's Losers Live artist showcase alongside Riley Green, Braxton Keith, and Jon Pardi.

Carlisle Wright is a Nashville native. She opened for Alan Jackson's Last Call: One More of the Road - The Finale at Nissan Stadium in June and made her Grand Ole Opry debut shortly after. She's released the single "Wright Kinda Country," which features Bruce Bouton on pedal steel and Charlie McCoy on harmonica.

The session is free for Museum members, though they still need to reserve their spot. Non-members have to buy Museum admission, and a program ticket is required for the round. It runs from 11:30 AM to 12:45 PM on Saturday, October 31, at the Ford Theater, 222 Rep. John Lewis Way S, inside the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.