The T-shirt is in Predators gold, emblazoned with the words “Music Row Junkie”—a design developed by Tree Vibez Music, the artist development and music publishing company founded by multi-platinum selling artists Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line. The duo, self-declared Music Row Junkies since exploding on the country music scene, are inviting fans to show their passion for Music Row and for Nashville’s hockey team by purchasing the Music Row Junkie t-shirt ticket package.

“We are pleased that the Nashville Predators have joined the multitude of local partners who are working in support of a sustainable future for Music Row,” said David J. Brown, executive vice president and chief preservation officer of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. “Music Row Preservation Night will provide Predators fans with a keepsake T-shirt and will hopefully inspire them to join the growing effort to save this iconic American place.”

Music Row Preservation Night is part of an ongoing campaign to ensure a thriving future for this unique cultural industry district, which research from the National Trust for Historic Preservation demonstrates is the last of its kind in the country. Preservation activities began in 2015 when the National Trust for Historic Preservation designated Nashville’s Music Row as a National Treasure in the wake of the near-demolition of the famous RCA Studio A.

In addition to the special limited edition T-shirt, ticket package purchasers will be entered into a contest to win exclusive prizes related to Music Row’s recording history.

“Artists who write songs and record on Music Row, including Florida Georgia Line, Kelsea Ballerini, Sara Evans, Seth Ennis, Reba McEntire and others have generously supplied prizes including CDs, T-shirts and autographed pictures,” said Eddie Robba, chair of the Music Row Neighborhood Association. “The generosity of these artists and the team is a testament to just how widespread the appreciation is for Music Row and its importance to our city’s identity. We’re proud to be working together to link our city’s past with its future.”

Fans can learn more about how to support Music Row at an interactive booth on the arena’s main floor staffed by the Music Row Neighborhood Association and the National Trust for Historic Preservation on game night. Music Row ticket package purchasers will also be able to pick up their T-shirts there and prize-winners can claim their special prizes at the booth.

Proceeds from the Music Row Junkie T-shirt ticket packages will support preservation activities on Music Row.

Tickets for Music Row Preservation Night are now available online www.nashvillepredators.com/musicrow or by contacting Michael Matts at mmatts@nashvillepredators.com.

In January 2015 the National Trust designated Music Row as a National Treasure and committed to work with local partners to develop long-term plans to ensure a sustainable future for this unique cultural industry district. More information can be found at: savingplaces.org/nashvilles-music-row. Follow @SavingPlaces and #MusicRow on Twitter.

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About the Partners

Tree Vibez Music

Tree Vibez Music is an artist development and music publishing company based in Nashville. Founded in 2015 by Florida Georgia Line members Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard, TVM was created to inspire, mentor and create opportunities for songwriters and artists, while helping spread their passion and talents throughout the world.

Music Row Neighborhood Association

Music Row celebrates a rich legacy in tradition, diversity, and creativity. The Music Row Neighborhood Association formed in 2015 with the mission to ensure responsible growth and development that will promote and preserve the integrity of the Music Row neighborhood, while also enriching the spirit of community.