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Songs & Stories w / Ethan Anderson, Michael James Arnold, Brian Scully, Justus Storm

December 11, 20246:30 PM

Ethan Anderson, Michael James Arnold, Brain Scully and Justus Storm team up for an evening of Songs & Stories at Chief’s on Broadway.

Doors: 6:30 pm
Show: 7:30 pm

Songs and Stories

Ethan Anderson is a wordsmith from Eastern Kansas, who made the move to Nashville at just 19 years old. He crafts stories in a way that is both unique and relatable, and he’s quickly becoming known for his meticulous lyricism. He’s able to pull inspiration from a depth of life experience that’s rather uncanny for someone his age. From jail to rehab, to homelessness, and ultimately to health and success through the healing power of Jesus Christ and Country music, Ethan Anderson is a true Nashville story. His moving performances are often solo acoustic, and they come with a connection between artist and audience that is absolutely palpable.

Originally from Orange County, CA, singer-songwriter, Michael James Arnold arrived in Nashville in early January of 2020. Within two months of moving to town, his music career was put on hold due to the global pandemic. Torn between moving back to California or staying in Tennessee, he decided to remain in Nashville and get to work.  Drawing inspiration from his West Coast roots as well as his longtime love for the storytelling of country, his music is a unique blend of rock and country. Michael plays regularly around Nashville, including sold-out shows at the Listening Room.

Brain Scully is the lead singer and songwriter for Boston’s Country Kingpins, Dalton & the Sheriffs. Built from the bar up through steady live work, both on local stages and opening for national acts, the quintet has built up a strong grassroots national following. Dalton & the Sheriffs became the first fully independent band to successfully pull off a sold-out show at the 5,000 capacity Leader Bank Pavilion and their upcoming Nov 3rd show at Chief’s on Broadway sold out in under 24 hours.

Justus Storm picked up his first guitar at the age of 11 and spent his high school and college years honing his craft in Muscle Shoals, Alabama  —a place renowned worldwide for its rich musical history.

In August 2022, Justus made the leap to Nashville to immerse himself in the heart of the Country music industry. He’s since had the opportunity to share the stage with icons like Chris Young and Shenandoah. His talent hasn’t gone unnoticed, earning him accolades such as the Shoals Insider Band of the Year and the coveted Bluebird Golden Pick Songwriters Contest.

With over 400,000 streams from independent artist collaborations, Justus is now focused on his project, gearing up for the release of his debut single in Spring 2025. His journey is only just beginning, and there’s no doubt that his authenticity and Southern roots will continue to set him apart in the world of country music.