Rosanne Cash Concerts

Rosanne Cash is an acclaimed American singer-songwriter and author, known for her distinctive blend of country and folk music. She was born on May 24, 1955, in Memphis, Tennessee, into a family with deep musical roots as the eldest daughter of legendary country musician Johnny Cash.

Cash's illustrious career spans four decades, during which she has released 15 albums and charted 21 top-40 country singles, including eleven number ones. Her breakthrough came in 1981 with the album "Seven Year Ache," which topped the U.S. country charts. Other notable works include "King's Record Shop" (1987) and "The List" (2009), both of which received widespread critical acclaim.

In addition to her prowess as a singer-songwriter, Cash is also an accomplished author. Her written works include two books: a memoir titled "Composed" (2010) and a collection of short stories called "Bodies of Water" (1995).

Throughout her career, Cash has garnered numerous accolades for her contributions to music. She won four Grammy Awards from twelve nominations, including Best Americana Album for "The River & The Thread" in 2015. In 2020, she received the prestigious Governor's Arts Award from the Tennessee Arts Commission.

Rosanne Cash's unique style combines elements of country, folk, rock and pop music.