Nashville Nights are a high-energy country music show band who have sold out every show at their London West End residency over the past four years, alongside venues and theatres across the South of England. They also perform at festivals, weddings, and corporate events throughout the UK. The show takes audiences on an entertaining journey through country music's greatest hits, old and new.

Leading the band are vocalist and guitarist Steve Young and Californian country singer Savannah Gardner. They are joined by virtuoso fiddle player Jade Cuthbert, who also contributes lead and backing vocals.

Savannah Gardner has built a reputation for freewheeling, raw performances that have sold out venues across the UK both solo and with her band. She has appeared at Glastonbury and C2C festival and holds London residencies. Her debut album, Recovering Good Girl, was produced by Dale Davis, musical director for the late Amy Winehouse, and was released to wide acclaim.

Steve Young has been active in the music industry for over 30 years, first signing a record deal with Warner Bros in 1996. He has since toured worldwide as a session guitarist, playing venues including the Royal Albert Hall, Wembley, Hyde Park, the LA Roxy, and the Sydney State Theatre. He has appeared on Top of the Pops, MTV, and ITV alongside artists including Lionel Richie and Peter Andre. Since 2014 he has released five solo albums, performed at festivals including C2C and the Isle of Wight Festival, and received airplay on BBC Radio 2, Planet Rock Radio, and Radio Caroline. Steve also has a long career in music education, teaching in schools, colleges, and special needs academies, and running a music rehabilitation course in a London prison.