CBDB
Three Star Revival, Kenny Analoggins
Event Info
Brooklyn Bowl Nashville
925 3rd Avenue North
Nashville, Tennessee 37201
This event is 18+, unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. A physical, valid government-issued photo ID is required for entry. No refunds will be issued for failure to produce proper identification. Want to have the total VIP experience? Upgrade your ticket today by reserving a bowling lane or VIP Box by visiting the VIP Upgrade tab on our website.
Artist Info
CBDB

CBDB is an Alabama-born jam band known for blending funk, rock, and improvisation into a sound that’s entirely their own. Built around tight musicianship, infectious grooves, and high-energy live performances, the band has earned a loyal following throughout the Southeast and beyond. Following a hiatus that began in 2022, CBDB has returned to the stage, bringing back the unmistakable sound and energy that made their live shows a must-see.
Three Star Revival

Three Star Revival is always sure to bring a good time. Meaningful lyrics, catchy melodies, and soulful musicianship take the listener across a plethora of genres including funk, rock, soul, jazz, Americana, and pop to tie it all together with a high-energy show that will always keep you movin’.
Although the group was founded in Knoxville by frontman Ben Gaines and guitarist Cameron Moore, all its members call Tennessee home. With the addition of Jared White, Ryan Swinehart, Ariel Lantigua, and Logan Franklin, all hailing from a mixture of Knoxville, Nashville, and Chattanooga, the group is poised for a TN takeover!
2025 will see new original music released along with some past live performances. The group has played festivals such as Bonnaroo, Hulaween, and Rhythm & Blooms. New dates are slated all around the Southeast to continue a tour schedule that has already included opening spots for bands like Big Something, Perpetual Groove, Moon Taxi, Trevor Hall, Futurebirds, and Portugal. The Man.
They are just starting to spread the sounds of Tennessee across the country, and they are not looking to slow down any time soon.