Join us for an evening with Christian Southern Rock and Country singer, Rhett Walker! A Grammy and GMA Dove Award nominee as well as Grand Ole Opry singer, you do not want to miss this family-friendly, faith-filled show.

With a vocal that delivers equal parts southern drawl and southern rock, Walker first drew the interest of music fans with 2012’s Come To The River and 2014’s sophomore follow-up, Here’s To The Ones. His debut radio single, “When Mercy Found Me,” garnered the singer/songwriter a GRAMMY® nomination. Meanwhile, his third project, 2020’s Good to Me, sparked multiple hits with “Gospel Song,” which peaked at No. 2, and fan favorite “Believer,” which spent 23 weeks inside the Top 10 at Christian radio. A four-time GMA Dove Award nominee, Walker has been invited to play the Grand Ole Opry more than 15 times.

Like its predecessors, Days That We Dreamed Of will feel right at home inside that iconic Opry circle. In fact, Walker’s latest endeavor finds him fully embracing his country leanings more than ever before. Although he penned most of the 10 tracks outside of Nashville — the majority of them with producer AJ Pruis (Matthew West, Carly Pearce) — Walker recorded the fresh collection at a notable studio in the heart of Music City’s Music Row. Intentionally capturing a more analog sound, Days That We Dreamed Of features some of Nashville’s best session players, whose credits include Luke Combs, among other country superstars.

Perhaps those two words best sum up the duel perspective of both the rocky trajectory and the subsequent redemption that got Walker where he is today, as reflected across Days That We Dreamed Of: Only Jesus.

“This record is just my family on display and what God has done,” he says. “I think it’s the most ‘Rhett Walker record’ I’ve ever put out. The songs on this record will feel as much at home in a church, as they will in a honky-tonk or the Grand Ole Opry. It feels most like me.”

A self-portrait in so many ways, Walker’s Days That We Dreamed Of sounds like home and the life he always imagined. More than anything, it simply feels like Georgia nights on his back porch.