Music at Montvale with Emily Ann Roberts

Join us for a magical evening of music under the stars at Harmony’s historic Montvale Springs, a breathtaking 364 acre wooded wonderland in the foothills of the Chilhowee and Smoky Mountains. Bring your camp chair or blanket and enjoy the sights and sounds of Montvale’s natural amphitheater, you won’t regret it! Emily Ann Roberts, a country music songstress who has played everywhere from tiny stages in Knoxville to the Grand Ole Opry, will take the Montvale stage on June 1^st! Since launching her country music career, Roberts has now played the coveted Opry stage 16 times. But before that, she made a name for herself on Blake Shelton’s team on The Voice before she’d even graduated from high school.

Proceeds from the event will support the preservation of Montvale Springs as well as Harmony Family Center’s therapeutic camps and programming for children and families at this historic property.

GATES OPEN AT 5:30 PM

CARSON PETERS @ 6 PM

EMILY ANN ROBERTS @ 7 PM

*CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER ARE FREE*

TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE. EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE RAIN OR SHINE.

CONTACT CONNECT@HARMONYFAMILYCENTER.ORG FOR INFORMATION ABOUT VOLUNTEERING AND SPONSORSHIPS

PERFORMERS

HEADLINER

They say the way to the biggest stage is practice, practice, practice. And that’s exactly what Emily Ann Roberts has done, paying her dues from tiny stages in Knoxville to the biggest stage of all, the Grand Ole Opry. Since launching her career, Roberts has now played the coveted Opry stage 18 times. Before that, she made a name for herself on Blake Shelton’s team on The Voice before she’d even graduated from high school. In a way, being named as a runner-up was the biggest win of all. Because now, with all of that performing, songwriting and recording experience, Roberts has already racked up more than 40 million streams and was recently named one of Rolling Stone magazine’s Best Acts of CMA Fest. Growing up in East Tennessee, Roberts was raised on Smoky Mountain music, bluegrass players, and country artists from every era: from Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton to Miranda Lambert and Cody Johnson. And all of that has prepared her to bring the country back to country music and that’s exactly what she’s doing on her debut full-length record, Can’t Hide Country, which is out now. Recorded at Starstruck Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, and produced by GRAMMY-winning producer, Trent Willmon, Emily Ann's honest and captivating lyrics, along with her exceptional vocal talents, have already received widespread acclaim from both the media and her dedicated fanbase. It's abundantly clear that country music is in capable hands with Roberts at the helm.

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OPENER

Carson Peters is among the group of young traditional bluegrass and country musicians making a comeback to the Nashville scene. At only 20 years old, Carson has made the most of his young career. In 2011, 8-year-old Carson made a guest appearance on NBC’s “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno”, in which he performed for Leno and Betty White. A few years later, in 2014, Ricky Skaggs made one of Peters’ biggest dreams a reality, inviting him to perform “Blue Moon of Kentucky” at the Grand Ole Opry. Carson has made several trips back to the Opry since. In 2016, Peters made the trip back to L.A. to be a guest on NBC’s “Little Big Shots with Steve Harvey”. In 2018, Skaggs once again invited Carson back to Nashville, this time to perform at the 52nd CMA Awards Show, during Skaggs’ Country Music Hall of Fame induction performance. Most recently, in 2021, Peters was a contestant on NBC’s “The Voice”, and received a coveted 4-chair-turn with his rendition of the Don Williams classic, “Tulsa Time”. Peters chose to continue his journey on the show with coach Blake Shelton, getting to work with Dierks Bentley and Ed Sheeran in the following rounds of the competition. Carson gives Jesus Christ the honor and glory for all the happenings in his young career, and trusts His plan for the future.

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