Rabbit Room Members, Check Your Inboxes!
The first quarter of 2018 has come and gone and we’re delighted to be able to say “Thank You!” to our members with an exclusive special edition download of The Orchardist’s latest album, People, People (they’ve even included coloring pages!). Members check your inboxes, and enjoy the music! Keep reading for a look at what’s been going on in 2018. Read More ›
Local Show Spotlight: The New Respects
We have a stellar lineup this Thursday evening at The Local Show: Andrew Osenga, Josh Wilson, Ginny Owens, and Zandy Fitzgerald of The New Respects.
If you haven’t yet listened to The New Respects, we’re here to remedy that. To put it simply, they play like they love each other. Their songs overflow with life and energy, well-crafted yet well-worn, like your favorite pair of shoes. And as you listen, you get the sense that they’re laying it all on the line with every lyric and melody. There’s no hiding here; only heartfelt, transparent truth-telling. What’s not to love?
Living Letters: Live on April 11th
A very special show is coming to Brentwood, Tennessee on April 11th, called Living Letters. Featuring Broadway actors Juliette and Stephen Trafton, Living Letters presents dynamic, interactive performances that enable audiences to enter imaginatively into the drama of Scripture. This particular show will center around Paul’s letter to the Ephesians.
Local Show Tomorrow: Storyteller Night
Tomorrow night’s Local Show will be a special one indeed. Instead of the usual songwriters-in-the-round, we will have a Storyteller Night comprised of some of the best storytellers we know. There are still a few tickets left here at the store!
For Tenebrae: A Liturgy for Those Who Weep Without Knowing Why
If you’re unfamiliar with Tenebrae, it’s a traditional Holy Week service that uses the gradual extinguishing of light to draw attention to the sufferings of Christ and the resident darkness of the world. It’s an occasion to meditate on and lament the brokenness of the human heart and the groaning of creation. The following liturgy is taken from Douglas McKelvey’s Every Moment Holy. We hope it serves you well this week in the darkness before the dawn. (If you’d like to use this liturgy in a group or church setting, you can download it here.) Read More ›
The Local Show Tomorrow: Tickets Still Available
We’ve got an awesome lineup for tomorrow night at The Local Show: Elenowen, Jon Troast, and Tim Halperin, hosted by Andrew Peterson.
Tonight at The Well: Jess Ray, Taylor Leonhardt, forBrothers
Would you like to simultaneously support International Justice Mission and hear a night of phenomenal collaborative music? If you answered “yes,” tonight’s “Make Something Right” concert is the night for you. Tonight at our favorite coffee shop on Granny White Pike, Local Show favorites Jess Ray and Taylor Leonhardt will be joined by forBrothers, a band comprised of two sets of brothers and self-described as “folk on steroids.”
The Local Show Tonight: A Few Tickets Left
Does your Tuesday night need some extra love? Look no further: the inimitable Jason Gray, Andrew Osenga, Nick Flora, and The Orchardist will be sharing some tunes at The Well Coffeehouse on Granny White Pike this very evening.
Hutchmoot 2018: Seeking Sponsors
Hutchmoot 2018 is seeking sponsors who share our vision for building community by drawing people together around art, music, story, and the gospel. When you become a sponsor, you enable the Rabbit Room to build a better Hutchmoot, but you also join ranks with us as we welcome guests from all over the world to constitute a unique and vibrant community. We believe that community is made up, not only of individuals, but also of like-minded organizations, businesses, and institutions with the aim of ushering in the Kingdom. Read More ›
“People, People: Act III” Releases Today
You may or may not know that The Orchardist has been releasing their new album, People, People, in three parts throughout the past year, telling its story a few songs at a time. Well, the day has finally come that you can listen to their entire album from start to finish: Acts I, II, and III.
Hutchmoot 2018: Tickets Available March 1st
It is with great excitement that we announce Hutchmoot 2018, taking place October 4th—7th at Christ Community Church in Franklin, Tennessee.
Lent with Sandra McCracken: “Ashes”
[Editor’s note: Throughout Lent, Sandra McCracken will be sharing weekly writings, each of which is tied to a song from her new EP, Songs from the Valley, available at her website. Below you will find the first of these writings, which was originally posted on Ash Wednesday. It is to be read alongside her song, “Fool’s Gold,” which you can listen to here.]