FT Live: Deborah Allen

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Showings

Franklin Theatre Sat, Dec 15, 2018 8:00 PM
$20 • $35.50 • $40.50•$45.50
Franklin Theatre Sat, Jun 5 8:00 PM
$20 • $35.50 • $40.50•$45.50
Event Info
Doors Open:1 Hour Before Show

Description

This concert will be presented in a hybrid fashion, with both limited in-person seating available and livestream tickets. Livestream tickets are $20, only one ticket required per household. In-person seating starts at $35.50.
Due to social distancing guidelines, you will notice a unique seating chart with seat groups of various sizes. This arrangement allows us to seat the most people we can, while still following current COVID-19 protocol. Because of such limited seating available in-person, YOU MUST PURCHASE ALL SEATS IN A GROUP. We apologize for any inconvenience this might cause, but we want as many people to see this show as possible.
We thank you for your continued support and patronage of the Franklin Theatre and remain committed to bringing you the best entertainment experience, while also seeing to the health and safety of our staff, volunteers, artists, and visitors during the coronavirus outbreak.
Deborah Allen is one of those rare artists who forged their own path to success and ended up building a world-class career in the process. She has given country music and her loyal fans forty years of music and memories that will span a lifetime. Deborah is an extraordinarily talented singer, songwriter, producer and performer. Her songs have been recorded by LeAnn Rimes, Brooks & Dunn, Patty Loveless, Conway Twitty, Loretta Lynn, Tanya Tucker, George Jones, Janie Fricke, John Conlee, Lori Morgan, Vern Gosdin, Joe Nichols, Isaac Hayes, Millie Jackson, Diana
Ross, Sheena Easton, Fleetwood Mac and many more.

As an artist, Deborah has charted 14 singles in the Billboard Hot Country Charts and released 13 albums. Her hits include “I’ve Been Wrong Before,” “Heartache And A Half,” “I Hurt For You,” “Rock Me,” “If Your Not Gonna Love Me” and “Baby I Lied.” In some ways, “Baby I Lied” confirmed the idea that an artist could have success in different formats with the same song – a precedent that would prove to be years ahead of the crossover trends of today. “Baby I Lied” appealed to Country and Pop radio listeners, earning multiple BMI Million Air-Play Awards in the process and it also resulted in a pair of Grammy nominations for the Delta songstress – one as a vocalist and one as a songwriter. Deborah Allen has recorded duets with Jim Reeves, George Jones and is the only country artist to be produced by legendary pop/rock icon, Prince. This year marks Allen’s 40th Anniversary in country music and on June 5th, 2019 Deborah was honored with an Official Proclamation from Tennessee State Governor Bill Lee, announcing June 5th as a Day of Recognition to honor her artistry and career achievements.
Deborah is currently in the studio completing her new album, soon to be released on Audium-Nashville-BFD records.


Sponsored by Jackson National Life

Presented by Franklin Theatre Live

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