Jason Isbell does not hold back ... and anyone who has talked to the Alabama singer songwriter, seen him live, or even followed his social media - you know he speaks his mind ... and tells a great story too. 

 

Last summer, when he headlined Merriweather Post Pavilion, he told a few stories (that might have involved some RNR stafffers- no names mentioned) of some wold nights in Baltimore. 

 

 

Isbell is back, with this band the 400 Unit, releasing his seventh solo album Reunions today May 15 (read our review HERE)

 

To celebrate the release - Isbell, accompanied by his wife and fellow musician Amanda Shires, will play a show from an empty Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville tonight (May 15) via fans.com at 8 p.m ET. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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To Celebrate the release of 'Reunions', Amanda and I will perform live this Friday from @BBowlNashville at 7pm CT. Fans.com (@FansBelongHere) is presenting the stream for free with a suggested donation to our crew and the @MusicCares COVID-19 Relief Fund. More Info via the @SoutheasternRecords bio. #reunions

A post shared by jasonisbell (@jasonisbell) on May 12, 2020 at 10:49pm PDT

 

Viewers are encouraged to make a donation in support of both Isbell’s crew and the MusiCares COVID-19 Relief Fund