“Music Row for MusiCares,” Presented by the Eric Church Band, Coming to Chief’s on Broadway, Aug 9, 2026! A special evening of songs and stories is set to shine on Broadway this summer as Music Row for MusiCares, presented by the Eric Church Band takes over Chief’s on Broadway on Sunday ,Aug 9, 2026. This special event will unite some of Nashville’s most dynamic and acclaimed songwriters for a powerful evening of music, storytelling, and giving back. The lineup includes celebrated writers Casey Beathard, Luke Dick, Jeff Hyde  along with Driver William and special guests to be announced. Collectively, their work has shaped the sound of modern Country music, with hits recorded by Eric Church, Ella Langly, Chris Stapleton, Jelly Roll, Kasey Musgraves, Lainey Wilson, Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert and many more. Ticket proceeds will benefit MusiCares, a nonprofit that provides vital health and human services to members of the music community. Since 2012, the Eric Church Band has helped raise more than $3 million through its annual ECB Golf Tournament and Auction, with proceeds benefiting MusiCares. Music Row for MusiCares is a continuation of that mission, extending the band’s legacy of philanthropy and deep connection to the songwriting community. Casey Beathard After making the decision of choosing music over “the family business” of football, Casey Beathard moved to Nashville to begin his career. Beathard has now written #1 records for Kenny Chesney, George Strait, Tim McGraw, Eric Church, Trace Adkins, Justin Moore, Zach Williams, Rodney Atkins, Lee Ann Womack, Tracy Lawrence, Tracy Byrd, Chris Stapleton, Billy Ray Cyrus, Billy Currington and more. He has also received many accolades throughout the years including BMI’s Songwriter of the Year in 2004 and 2008, NSAI’s Songwriter of the Year in 2008, two Grammy nominations and an ACM Song of The Year nomination for “Don’t Blink.” Luke Dick Luke Dick was raised in a topless bar and grew up to be a philosophy professor; now he's a songwriter, filmmaker, producer, and new wave bandleader, in no particular order. He has been profiled in Rolling Stone and written chart-topping and award-winning hits such as Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas”, Miranda Lambert's "Bluebird”, Dierks Bentley’s “Burning Man”, and Eric Church’s “Kill A Word”, “Round Here Buzz”, Jackson Dean’s “Don’t Come Lookin”, among many others. He enjoys long walks from his backdoor to his garage and has an extensive record and beef jerky collection. Jeff Hyde Jeff Hyde is a GRAMMY nominated songwriter and longtime member of Eric Church's touring band. Hyde has written many country hits, including Eric Church's chart-topping singles "Springsteen," "Record Year”, “Round Here Buzz”, and “Some Of It”. A long line of artists including Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs, Keith Urban, Jon Pardi, George Strait, Bobby Bare, Luke Bryan, Jackson Dean, Cody Johnson, Jake Worthington and many more have also put their own stamp on his songs. A native of Marshall, Texas, Hyde moved to Nashville in 2001. He was raised on the sounds of artists such as Keith Whitley, Tom T. Hall, and The Statler Brothers. Driver Williams Driver is no stranger to Music City. Originally from Nashville and raised in a musical family, he is a songwriter by day and touring musician by night. In the songwriting world, Driver is known for his fresh song ideas, tight lyrics, and ability to relate to artists regardless of their genre or musical style. He co-wrote the Eric Church staple, “Smoke A Little Smoke,” and has recent releases on artists like Luke Combs, Eric Church, Jason Aldean, Morgan Wallen, Riley Green, Ian Munsick, Hayes Carll, Caylee Hammack, and more. When he isn’t writing on Music Row, Driver is known as the lead guitarist for Grammy award-winning country artist, Eric Church. Dan Isbell Dan Isbell is an acclaimed Nashville-based country music songwriter published by Sony Music Publishing. Raised in the hills and white oak hollers of Tennessee, he built his career on authentic storytelling and emotionally resonant songs that have been recorded by some of country music's biggest artists. Best known for his long-running collaboration with Luke Combs, Isbell co-wrote multiple No. 1 hits and fan favorites, including "Better Together," "The Kind of Love We Make," "Love You Anyway," "1, 2 Many" (featuring Brooks & Dunn), "Without You," "Outrunnin' Your Memory" (with Miranda Lambert), and "Moon Over Mexico." His songs have also been recorded by Riley Green, Justin Moore, Flatland Cavalry, Jon Langston, Kameron Marlowe, Dalton Dover, Jackson Dean, and others, earning hundreds of millions of streams worldwide. Though he maintains a relatively low public profile, Isbell is widely respected as one of Nashville's premier hit songwriters. Jonathan Singleton As a songwriter, Jonathan Singleton has written 23 #1's and many more top 10 hits including "Watching Airplanes" (Gary Allan), "Red Light", "Let It Rain" and "Nights On Fire" (David Nail), "Why Don't We Just Dance" (Josh Turner), "Don't" (Billy Currington), "Die From A Broken Heart" (Maddie & Tae), "I Hope You're Happy Now" (Carly Pearce & Lee Brice), "A Guy Walks Into A Bar" (Tyler Farr), "Yours If You Want It" (Rascal Flatts), "Beer Never Broke My Heart", "Back In The Saddle" "Ain't No Love In Oklahoma" "Sleepless in a Hotel Room" and "Cold As You" (Luke Combs), "Same Boat" (Zac Brown Band), ACM Song of the Year "Things a Man Oughta Know" (Lainey Wilson), Different Round Here (Riley Green ft. Luke Combs) and the Grammy-Nominated "Diamond Rings and Old Barstools" (Tim McGraw), among others. As a producer, Singleton is credited with 11 #1 songs for Luke Combs including the multi-week all genre smash remake of "Fast Car". Singleton started his own publishing venture, 50 Egg Music, alongside multi-platinum singer-songwriter Luke Combs and A&R Publishing Executive Tali Canterbury in 2019. The roster at 50 Egg Music has yielded 21 #1 singles since its inception. About the Charity MusiCares provides a safety net of critical assistance for music people in times of need. MusiCares' services and resources cover a wide range of financial, medical and personal emergencies, and each case is treated with integrity and confidentiality. MusiCares also focuses the resources and attention of the music industry on human service issues that directly impact the health and welfare of the music community. Website