Graham Barham To Perform First Nashville Headline Show

Rising country artist Graham Barham will perform his first Nashville headline show Nov. 16 at Row One inside Cannery Hall. Tickets are available now HERE.

Barham recently released his sultry breakup banger “M.I.A.” while his viral hit “Whiskey Whiskey” continues to climb streaming charts. Currently on the road with ERNEST for the Legalize Country Music Roadshow, Barham will make his debut on the Grand Ole Opry Oct. 8.

Raised on a farm in Oak Ridge, Louisiana (population: 124), Barham draws upon the lush imagery of his small southern hometown in his songs. The son of a farmer and a schoolteacher, Barham began singing in church as a little kid and taught himself to play guitar and write music by the age of 10. At age 18, he made his way to Nashville and began penning tunes for artists in town, dialing in a distinctive balance of compassion, honesty, and humor in his songwriting, while mining inspiration from classic country artists like George Strait as well as heavy hitters in the pop world. Barham shared his debut single “Preachers Need People” in 2022, which promptly brought viral success. He’s followed with a string of new releases, all of which highlight his homespun storytelling with lived-in detail. Named a Spotify Artist to Watch for 2024, Barham kicked off the year by announcing his signing with Sony Music Nashville and Disruptor Records.