The Country Tonite Theatre is blessed to have some of the biggest names in country music take the stage and perform here in Pigeon Forge. Take a look at our lineup of fantastic celebrity artists coming to our live music venue this year. Be sure to plan your next trip soon so you can see the stars in action!
To purchase celebrity concert tickets, call 865-453-2003 or book online.
For wheelchair-accessible seating, please call the box office directly. Please note: Discounts do not apply to Country Tonite’s celebrity shows.
After more than two decades in country music, Tennessee-born Rodney Atkins has built a career defined by grit, authenticity, and blue-collar storytelling. Since his 1997 debut, Honesty, Atkins has released four studio albums: Honesty, If You’re Going Through Hell, It’s America, and Take A Back Road, along with a Greatest Hits collection. Across those releases, he has earned six No. 1 singles, over 13 million units sold, and a reputation for songs that capture real life with heart and honesty.
His breakthrough album, If You’re Going Through Hell, delivered career-defining hits including “If You’re Going Through Hell (Before the Devil Even Knows),” “Watching You,” and “These Are My People,” while It’s America produced the anthemic title track and “Cleaning This Gun (Come On In Boy).” Later, Take A Back Road yielded his sixth No. 1 hit with the title track, one of the fastest-rising singles of his career. Known for fan favorites like “Farmer’s Daughter,” “Take A Back Road,” and his rendition of Jason Isbell’s “Cover Me Up,” Atkins consistently balances southern swagger with emotional depth.
Following his 2015 Rodney Atkins Greatest Hits, Atkins took time to refocus creatively, determined to honor country music’s roots while continuing to evolve. Central to that renewal is his wife, singer-songwriter Rose Falcon Atkins, whose influence helped him rediscover melody and vulnerability in his writing. Much of his recent work, crafted in his home studio outside Nashville, reflects a man comfortable in his own skin, unafraid to celebrate family, faith, love, and the country lifestyle. For Atkins, authenticity remains the driving force behind songs built to last well beyond the radio.
