Blaine Bailey live at Hernando’s Hideaway
Saturday, April 25
Doors: 9:30PM
Show: 10PM
Cherokee singer-songwriter Blaine Bailey brings his powerful voice and deeply rooted storytelling to Hernando’s Hideaway for a late-night show in Memphis.
Hailing from Tahlequah, Oklahoma, and a citizen of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, Bailey is quickly becoming one of the most compelling Indigenous voices in modern country music. Raised on family jam sessions and influenced by blues, classic rock, and red dirt country, Blaine has shaped a sound that blends traditional country grit with Native storytelling and lived experience.
His 2025 album Indian Country, praised by Rolling Stone, celebrates Cherokee heritage while pushing the boundaries of contemporary country music. Earlier records Home and Lost City introduced audiences to Bailey’s thoughtful songwriting and standout guitar work, while his music has reached new fans through placements like “Cigarettes and Roses” on Reservation Dogs and his appearance on the CBS music competition The Road.
Honest, soulful, and rooted in community, Blaine Bailey brings a fresh voice to country music while honoring the land and stories that shaped him.
Saturday, April 25
Doors 10PM | Show 11PM
Hernando’s Hideaway – Memphis
Tickets on sale now at
worldfamoushernandoshideaway.com
