Singer-songwriter and producer Patrick Droney brings his soulful vocals and genre-blending sound to Ryman Auditorium, fusing rock, pop, blues and Americana, with Tenille Townes as a special guest.
Patrick Droney plays the Ryman Auditorium on Sunday, October 25, with Tenille Townes opening. Droney is a singer-songwriter and producer who blends rock, pop, blues and Americana, and he's known for soulful vocals and standout guitar work. The set will draw from his third full-length album, Made You Look, which came out July 24 via Warner Records.
That record was put together across New York and Nashville, and it features Kelsea Ballerini on "Math of Us" and a co-write with Stephen Wilson, Jr. on "Cigarette Break." Before it hit shelves, it played a sold-out three-city run through Nashville, Los Angeles and Brooklyn. It follows three earlier releases: his self-titled EP in 2018, State of the Heart in 2021 and Subtitles for Feelings in 2023. Between the new material and the older records, there's plenty to pull from for a full night.
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Droney has also made late-night television appearances on Seth Meyers and Colbert and has racked up hundreds of millions of streams. Tenille Townes opens the bill. The show starts at 7:30 PM at the Ryman.
