On April 29, The Head and the Heart will headline Brooklyn Bowl Nashville as part of the band’s tour celebrating the 15th anniversary of their 2011 debut, self-titled album. The show offers a rare chance to see a band that typically plays theaters and festival stages in one of Nashville’s best-sounding and more intimate rooms.
Released in 2011, that debut introduced the band’s shared-vocal approach. Fifteen years later, Jonathan Russell and Charity Rose Thielen still trade leads, while the group builds around layered harmonies and acoustic-driven arrangements. Tracks like “Rivers and Roads” and “Lost in My Mind” not defined the band’s foundation, they introduced their style of music to a wider audience.
The Nashville date also serves as a benefit for the nonprofit Jam For Good, with proceeds supporting local pediatric cancer programs. The organization partners with local hospitals to fund these efforts, making it an easy way to spend a night out while supporting the local community.
Doors open at 7:00 PM with the show scheduled for 8:00 PM. Tickets and additional information are available through Brooklyn Bowl’s event page here.
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