District Live, a state-of-the-art live music venue at Plant Riverside District in Savannah, Ga., will host a special free performance by rising country star Erin Viancourt. Wide Open Country describes this talented singer, songwriter and guitarist as “country music’s next breakout indie artist.”

Viancourt’s District Live Showcase performance is open to ages 21+ and will offer a full bar. The performance is free, but advance tickets are required by clicking HERE in order to secure a spot. On the night of the performance, attendees will be admitted on a first-come, first-served basis, if there is capacity.

Viancourt began writing songs at the age of 18 and moved to Nashville, Tenn. shortly after high school graduation. Influenced by artists like Jerry Jeff Walker and her grandfather’s poetry books, she crafts songs that combine lived-in storytelling with a dose of grit, offering an inspiring take on country music that is both timeless and connected to modern life.

This talented artist first came on the scene with her single “Playin’ Old Records,” which showcased her warm, radiant vocals. Over the past few years, she gained attention as a magnetic live performer with high-profile gigs, including opening for legendary artists like Travis Tritt and Cody Jinks. Viancourt was the first artist signed to Jinks’ Late August Records, which recently released her debut album Won’t Die This Way, showcasing rowdy honky-tonk songs as well as finely crafted melodies that soothe the soul.