Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow has announced a new six-part acoustic concert series in Nashville, dubbed the “Love Now Sessions,” which will unfold monthly from October 21, 2025, through March 3, 2026.
The intimate performances, held at the historic Woolworth Theatre, will feature Crow alongside her longtime guitarist and vocalist Tim Smith in a stripped-down format designed to highlight her songwriting prowess and vocal abilities.
The series represents more than just musical performances; it serves as the cornerstone fundraising initiative for Crow’s newly launched Love Now foundation. This philanthropic venture focuses on building meaningful relationships with local public schools, partnering directly with administrators, teachers, and social workers to address community needs that often go unnoticed. Crow’s foundation aims to provide enhanced support to these often overlooked community members through innovative engagement programs.
All proceeds from ticket sales will directly benefit these community efforts, creating a direct line between musical entertainment and tangible social impact.
Every note played transforms into resources that schools need most, where art meets action in communities.
Scheduled for Tuesday evenings on October 21, November 11, December 16 (2025), January 13, February 10, and March 3 (2026), the concerts aim to create a recurring community event.
Tickets went on sale October 10, following a fan pre-sale that began October 8, exclusively through Crow’s official website to maximize charitable contributions.
The acoustic format promises to redefine Crow’s performance legacy with a rawer sound that allows for unique reinterpretations of her extensive catalog of hits.
Industry insiders anticipate surprise guest artists may join select sessions, adding variety to the musical experience while maintaining the intimate atmosphere that the small venue fosters.
The Woolworth Theatre’s selection aligns perfectly with both the acoustic nature of the performances and Nashville’s rich musical heritage.
This venue choice amplifies the series’ prestige while supporting local engagement in a city known for blending various musical influences – much like Crow’s own pop, rock, and country-infused sound.
Music industry publications have responded positively to the announcement, emphasizing how the series demonstrates Crow’s commitment to philanthropy through her artistic talents.
The series comes shortly after Crow released her latest album “Evolution” in March 2024, which featured a notable duet with Peter Gabriel.
Crow has been practicing diaphragm breathing techniques to ensure her voice remains strong throughout the demanding six-part series, which requires consistent vocal health maintenance.
Beyond ticket sales, Crow plans to explore additional revenue opportunities through merchandise sales at each event, further diversifying income streams while supporting her foundation’s mission.
