Brantley Gilbert

Southern Rocker Brantley Gilbert brings his band to Analog in Nashville's Hutton Hotel for a stripped-down set of his No. 1 hits that lyrically span both the party and the pew. The very personal set list includes hits inspired by his courtship with his wife ("You Don't Know Her Like I Do," "If You Want a Bad Boy"), his nine years of sobriety ("Bottoms Up"), and more. Gilbert invites his co-writers for three of his number one hits - Mike Dekle ("Country Must Be Country Wide" and "One Hell of an Amen"), Justin Weaver and Brett James (both on "Bottoms Up") - on stage to perform with him and chat about the songwriting process, how performance can change a song, why everyone in music dresses in all black, and Gilbert's history of stage acrobatics.