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Steve Moakler Brings Make A Little Room Tour to Music City

After Steve Moakler's album drop, Make A Little Room, the country crooner surprised fans with a tour in celebration of his summer release.

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After Steve Moakler’s latest album drop, Make A Little Room, the country crooner surprised fans with a tour in celebration of his summer release. Join the country riser in his last stop of the tour, in Nashville, where Moakler will share brand new songs from the album, including the title track, along with fan favorites, “Tennessee Girl,” and “Let’s Go To The Lake,” and more. Moakler is bringing his talents and rounding out his summer tour to the famed 3rd & Lindsley stage this Saturday, August 27 at 8:00 PM.

“I’m not sure I’ve ever had so much excitement and anticipation around a run of shows… It’s been close to 4 years since I’ve performed in a music venue,” Moakler tells Music Row. “Gonna be a really special time celebrating this new music with the people we made it for.”

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The album features co-writes with some of Nashville’s most distinguished songwriters in the genre, including Marcus Hummon, Neil Medley, and Lucie Silvas among others. With Moakler serving as a co-writer on all of the tracks, each of the ten songs features his undeniable wisdom paired perfectly alongside rootsy rhythms and tender vocals.

With the release of Make a Little Room, Moakler continues to create not only reflective music for his own personal journey, but also songs that are highly relevant and effortlessly uplifting for all listeners. Be sure to grab tickets for Steve’s Nashville show here and be sure to keep up with Steve on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

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