Rosanne Cash live in Lenox

Experience Rosanne Cash live on August 30th

Rosanne Cash is a prominent American singer-songwriter deeply rooted in the country and Americana traditions, though her work frequently incorporates elements of folk, blues, and pop. Daughter of country music icon Johnny Cash, she has forged her own distinctive path with critically acclaimed albums exploring themes of family, memory, and the American landscape. Her songwriting is known for its narrative depth and emotional resonance, earning her multiple Grammy Awards and a reputation as one of America’s preeminent lyricists.

Tanglewood, located in Lenox, Massachusetts, is the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Established in 1937 through a gift of land from General Henry Harris Whitney, it was envisioned as a dedicated performance space allowing the BSO to perform outdoors during warmer months. The venue’s defining feature is its open-air Music Shed, renowned for its exceptional acoustics and natural setting within the Berkshire Hills. Beyond classical performances by the BSO and visiting orchestras, Tanglewood regularly hosts popular music artists across various genres. The grounds also include walking trails and expansive lawns used for pre-concert picnics, contributing to its status as a cultural landmark and summer destination. The estate is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.