Legendary singer and Grand Ole Opry member Lorrie Morgan will meet fans and wine connoisseurs on Wednesday, May 25th when The Winery at Belle Meade Plantation launches the limited edition “Something In Red” wine, named for Lorrie’s career-making hit song. The wine tasting and meet & greet with Lorrie is open to the public from 5-7 p.m. on Wednesday. In keeping with the red theme, Lorrie Morgan is a supporter of the American Heart Association’s GO RED FOR WOMEN campaign.
Later this week, Morgan will perform 3 shows with the Nashville Symphony at 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 26th and 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, May 27-28th. Albert-George Schram will serve as conductor for the 8 p.m. concerts in the Laura Turner Concert Hall.
From the Nashville Symphony’s website:
Experience the heart and soul of country music when Lorrie Morgan joins the Nashville Symphony for an evening of timeless hits and new classics. A born entertainer, she’ll share deeply personal songs from her new album I Walk Alone, and she’ll revisit some of the tunes that have made her one of country music’s biggest stars.
The captivating entertainer has scored more than 25 singles on the Billboard Hot Country chart with 14 Top Ten hits including country classics “Something in Red,” “What Part of No” and “Watch Me.” Her album of timeless standards, A Moment In Time, was released in 2009 and the more recent I Walk Alone, which includes songs all written or co-written by Morgan, was released on iTunes and Amazon in late 2010. Lorrie Morgan has sold more than 6 million records worldwide.
The winery event is free is and open to the public.
Symphony tickets may be purchased from the Nashville Symphony at 615.687.6400 or online at www.nashvillesymphony.org
For more on Lorrie Morgan, visit www.lorrie.com
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