July 11 Friday Night Live Concert featuring Sister's Wade Revival and The HipWaders

Last Updated 7/2/2025 • Posted in Stories, News, Friday Night Live, Murfreesboro, Entertainment, Nashville

Sister's Wade Revival to perform July 11 downtown.

Sisters Wade Revival and The HipWaders bring an all-acoustic fusion of country, bluegrass, and original songwriting straight from the heart of Nashville. This powerhouse sister duo, Deb on mandolin and Julie on guitar, first made waves when they signed to Charlie Daniels’ Blue Hat Records and opened for the legend himself. Their tight harmonies and emotionally rich performances quickly earned them national recognition.

Sisters Wade Revival and The HipWaders

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They’ve graced iconic stages including the Grand Ole Opry, Ryman Auditorium, The Bluebird Cafe, Exit/In, Tootsies Orchid Lounge, Station Inn, and the House of Blues Chicago. Their critically acclaimed debut album garnered attention from Billboard Magazine and set the tone for their reputation as authentic, roots-driven artists with staying power.

Now joined by their dynamic band, The HipWaders, Sisters Wade Revival deliver a high-energy, soul-stirring live show that blends tradition with originality, an experience you don’t want to miss.

What to expect at a Friday Night Live Concert?

1) Free entertainment in the Murfreesboro historic downtown public square.

2) Closed streets around the historic Rutherford County courthouse. Bring your chairs to set up with friends on the Church Street side of the public square.

3) Free parking - park at one of the two downtown parking garages and walk over (one block) to the public square.

4) Food trucks will be set up around the courthouse, but there are several downtown restaurants ready to serve you! Come early and eat dinner then put your dancing shoes on!

5) The concert starts at 6:30 PM in front of the Rutherford County Courthouse and lasts until 9:30 PM.

6) Porta-Potties located in the old Bank of America parking lot across from the Rutherford County Courthouse on the East side.

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Thank you to the Tennessee Arts Commission grant program for providing funds to help support Friday Night Live. Without sponsors like them, this event would not be possible.

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