Greta Van Fleet Announce Residency Shows for Only $20

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Greta Van Fleet has announced a residency of three shows in Nashville. Tickets are priced at just $20, according to a post shared on Instagram.

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The announcement laid out the dates and details for fans hoping to catch the intimate shows.

“Three nights in Nashville,” Greta Van Fleet said. “The Basement East, October 3rd, 10th, and 17th. Tickets on sale Friday, 9/25 at 12pm CT, link in bio.”

Fans looking to attend will need to act quickly once tickets become available this Friday. The timing and setting of these shows carry added significance beyond the ticket price alone.

The Nashville residency arrives ahead of the release of the band’s new album, “Palace for the People.” These intimate club dates offer a rare chance to see Greta Van Fleet in a stripped-down setting before they return to bigger stages in support of the new record.

The Basement East adds to the appeal. The venue is located at 917 Woodland Street in East Nashville. It holds roughly 600 people, making it one of the more compact rooms the Grammy-winning rockers have played in recent memory. Shows are set for an 8:30 p.m. start with doors opening at 7 p.m. All three dates are all-ages events.

This isn’t the band’s first foray into smaller, lower-priced shows this year. Earlier this year, Greta Van Fleet played a similar $20 club show at New York’s Bowery Ballroom, giving fans a rare opportunity to see the band up close at a fraction of typical arena prices. That gig set the tone for this kind of intimate run.

Greta Van Fleet’s Nashville residency features three nights and arrives ahead of a new album. It looks to be both a warm-up and a thank-you to fans before the bigger rollout begins.

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