Songwriters on Skyline: Summer Overstreet

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Saturday, Apr 11 at 7:00 pm

Songwriters on Skyline 500 is an intimate acoustic series at Shelby’s Trio featuring No. 1 hit songwriters and acclaimed artists. More than a concert, it’s an up-close look at the music, with stripped-down performances and the stories behind the songs.

Aaron Raitiere is a Grammy-winning lyricist, performer, and visual artist whose influence stretches across the heart of Music Row. Originally from Danville, Kentucky, Aaron has become one of Nashville’s most versatile creators. He is best known for his collaborative Grammy win for “I’ll Never Love Again” (Lady Gaga, A Star Is Born), and his recent chart-topping success with hits like “4x4xU” (Lainey Wilson) and the ACM-nominated “You Look Like You Love Me” (Riley Green & Ella Langley). Beyond his work for country and pop’s biggest names, including Miranda Lambert, Anderson East, and Luke Grimes, Aaron is a compelling solo artist. His 2022 debut album, Single Wide Dreamer, showcases his unique grit and storytelling. When he isn’t writing hits or performing, Aaron’s creativity takes a visual form; his sketches and paintings are permanent fixtures in the creative offices of Nashville’s music elite.

Growing up as the daughter of Hall of Fame songwriter Paul Overstreet, Summer Overstreet was raised on great music. While storytelling might be in her DNA, she’s spent years carving out a sound that is entirely her own. Today, Summer is one of the most sought-after young writers in Nashville, with her work being recorded by artists like Hudson Westbrook, Tyler Halverson, and Jake Owen. Just this past December, she hit a major milestone, celebrating her first No. 1 hit as a co-writer on Tucker Wetmore’s “3, 2, 1.” She’s proving that while talent might run in the family, her current momentum is something she’s earned all on her own.

Doors Open at 6pm | Show Starts at 7pm

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