Blackberry Smoke at Beaver Dam Amphitheater

Rattle, Ramble, and Roll 2025 Tour

Quite frankly y’all - we’re fired up! Us here at Beaver Dam Amphitheatre are excited to welcome Blackberry Smoke to the stage on Saturday, October 4th for what’s shaping up to be one of the most electric, soulful, and downright Southern rock shows of the fall. As part of their 2025 Rattle, Ramble and Roll Tour, the group is storming across the country with their signature mix of gritty guitar licks, gospel-tinged harmonies, and honest songwriting. And on October 4th, it’s Kentucky’s turn to get the full treatment. And let’s not forget the openers: Jason Scott & The High Heat and Cole Chaney will be warming up the stage with fiery sets of their own—blending dusty Americana and Kentucky grit into perfect harmony with the night’s headliners.

Blackberry Smoke is the Georgia-born quintet that’s spent the last two decades carving out a sound that lives somewhere between Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, and outlaw-era Waylon Jennings — but always unmistakably their own. With their latest album Be Right Here released in early 2024, they’ve proven they’re not just keeping up — they’re still pushing the boundaries of what Southern rock can be. The album is big, bold, and soaked in soul. And fans new and old have been turning out in droves to see the band bring those songs to life onstage. Frontman Charlie Starr, backed by longtime bandmates Paul Jackson, Richard Turner, Brandon Still, and the latest additions Benji Shanks and Kent Aberle, are delivering tighter, louder, and more heartfelt shows than ever. With the band still reeling from the passing of founding drummer Brit Turner, there’s a renewed sense of purpose behind every note — like they’re playing with something to prove, and nothing to lose.

Blackberry Smoke isn’t just a band with a loyal following — they’re a movement, a mood, and a reminder that real, raw rock 'n' roll still matters. And at a place like Beaver Dam Amphitheatre, under the stars and surrounded by friends, that message is going to hit differently.

This is the kind of show you tell stories about for years to come. Don’t wait around — grab your tickets now, and get ready to raise a glass and a lighter on October 4th. We’ll see you real soon.