Join three-time Grammy Award winner Jennifer Nettles for a night of country music at Alice Tully Hall. Nettles will be honored with the Artist Impact Award for her stellar career in music and strong commitment to philanthropy.
This event serves to recognize and celebrate the intersection of two powerful forms of creative expression, music and the arts, both so essential to a vibrant and free society. Guests will enjoy entertainment provided by Jennifer Nettles and friends, followed by a post-performance celebration in the lobbies of Alice Tully Hall.
Nettles will be joined by Jason Robert Brown, Michael McElroy and the BROADWAY INSPIRATIONAL VOICES, and surprise guest artists.
Tickets: $75, 125, $500*
Pre- and post-performance celebrations includes light bites, open bar, and cocktail stations. Receptions are open to event sponsors and $500 ticketholders.
*For tickets to the full evening—including a cocktail reception and after-party—please visit the Lincoln Center Corporate Fund website or contact Kimberly Teller at 212.671.4844 / [email protected].
Proceeds from this event support the Lincoln Center Corporate Fund, which raises unrestricted funds to ensure sustained excellence for 10 performing arts organizations at Lincoln Center.
Venue and Accessibility
For questions about accessibility or to request an accommodation, please contact [email protected] or 212.875.5375.
For ticketing information and general questions, please call 212.721.6500.
A Night of Country Under City Lights
Friday, May 31, 2019 at 8:30 pm Alice Tully Hall
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