Carter Faith – Return to Cherry Valley
January 16, 20256:00 PM
Tickets on sale Wednesday, December 18 at noon for Chief’s Choir Members and Friday, December 20 at noon for the general public.
Join Carter Faith and friends for the second installment of Return to Cherry Valley at Chiefs on Broadway.
Doors: 6:00 pm
Show: 7:30 pm
Join Carter Faith and friends for the second installment of Return to Cherry Valley at Chiefs on Broadway. Lots of special guests will be stopping in to play music and help raise funds for charity!
100% of ticket proceeds will be donated to Eric Church’s Chief Cares. Chief Cares is currently directing all its charitable efforts to the communities who were directly impacted by the destruction from Hurricane Helene by focusing on helping established charities and organizations that are well managed, organized and can expedite aid directly to those affected by Hurricane Helene.
About Carter
Born and raised in North Carolina, breakout vocalist and songwriter Carter Faith headed to Nashville for college to pursue her dream of becoming a country musician, learning the ropes from seasoned professionals who saw her massive potential. Fast forward a few years, and Faith has accumulated over 117 million global streams on tracks like “Wild,” “Greener Pasture” and “Already Crazy.” Her soaring vocals and authentic storytelling, paired with a delicate delivery and breezy confidence have captivated audiences and led to stages shared with Little Big Town, Keith Urban and one of her biggest influences, Willie Nelson. Furthermore, she has been featured in CMT’s 2023 Next Women of Country and LISTEN UP 2024 campaigns in addition to being the first country artist featured in Spotify’s Fresh Finds multi-genre program.
At the end of last year, she hit the road for a run of U.S. dates with Luke Grimes, 49 Winchester and Wyatt Flores as well as her first shows in London and Berlin at Country to Country (C2C) Fest and CMA Fest in Nashville. She shared tracks like “Man,” “Unbreakable Wave,” “Rodeo & Juliet” “Rock ‘n Roll Me”, and a duet with Sam Williams on their cover of Tammy Wynette’s classic “Til I Can Make It On My Own.” Just recently Faith recently played her thirteenth show at the historic Grand Ole Opry as well as confirmed dates as a direct support for Ella Langley and Midland, with other major support looks to be announced.
Faith continues to build her fanbase within Nashville’s music scene and beyond, sharing a handful of new singles this year, including “Late Bloomer” which American Songwriter praised for her “acrobatic” vocals, “Bluebird” featuring Alison Krauss, “Strong Stuff” and “Alright”, all contributes to The Aftermath EP (released Oct 11) which The Tennessean said is an EP to, “place into one’s musical catalog forever.”