KZ Concert Calendar

Posted on March 20, 2023

UPCOMING SHOWS AND OTHER EVENTS      

(CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER, ** = LOCAL EVENTS)

**TOM GREEN JANUARY 24th @ THE SIGNAL

** KEVIN KINNEY OF DRIVIN N CRYIN WEDNESDAY JANUARY 29TH @ THE BARRELHOUSE BALLROOM

** THE BLACK JACKET SYMPHONY ‘LED ZEPPELIN IV (ZOSO)’ FRIDAY JANUARY 31ST @ MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM

THE MARSHALL TUCKER BAND FRIDAY JAN. 31ST @ THE KNOXVILLE CIVIC CTR

WARREN HAYNES FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21ST @ THE BIJOU THEATER (KNOXVILLE)

LITTLE FEAT SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21ST @ THE EASTSIDE BOWL (NASHVILLE)

LITTLE FEAT/JIM LAUDERDALE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22ND @ THE CAVERNS (PELHAM, TENN.)

**ROBERT CRAY BAND WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 26TH @ THE WALKER THEATRE

**ROBIN TROWER SATURDAY MARCH1ST @ THE WALKER THEATER

**THE NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND SUNDAY MARCH 2ND @ THE WALKER THEATRE

** JOE BONAMASSA MONDAY MARCH 10TH @ MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM

ZZ TOP TUESDAY MARCH 18TH @ ANDERSON MUSIC HALL (GA MTN FAIRGROUNDS IN HIWASSEE)

**SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS FRIAY MARCH 28TH @ BARRELHOUSE BALLROOM

**DWEEZIL ZAPPA THURSDAY APRIL 10TH @ MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM

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