Halloween country hoedown with tributes to Luke Combs, Shania Twain and Lainey Wilson, line dancing, roaming entertainers and vintage fairground games, strictly 18+.
Nightmare In Nashville comes to Salisbury City Hall on Saturday 31 October, a Halloween hoedown that swaps the usual scares for cowboy hats. It's part of The Road to Nashville's tour, which they describe as a full-blown country party under one roof, and it follows a run of sold-out dates across the UK. They're calling it their biggest country celebration yet.
The music is built around tributes to some of the biggest names in country and country-pop: Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, Zac Brown Band, Teddy Swims, Ella Langley, Shania Twain and Lainey Wilson. That's a fair spread, from the current chart-toppers to the established stars, so there's a bit of everything in there. It's not just a concert, though; the night includes line dancing, roaming entertainers, vintage fairground games, hot food and full Western-themed décor. The whole place is dressed for the part, so it's more of a themed event than a standard gig.
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One thing to keep in mind: it's strictly 18+. If you're planning on bringing a younger crowd, this isn't the one. Otherwise, it's a long afternoon and evening, with doors opening at 14:00 and the whole thing running through to 22:00. Tickets are between £20.61 and £25.19, and you'll find it at Salisbury City Hall on Malthouse Lane, SP2 7TU.
