Beegie Adair Trio at Tennessee Performing Arts Center

Nashville’s own Beegie Adair Trio, has been selected as the musical guest for one of this season’s Nashville performances of "Says You." The popular syndicated radio show for which Time magazine claims “restores some intellectual equilibrium to the airwaves” will be taping episodes on September 8 & 9 in Nashville at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center.

The Beegie Adair Trio, one of the most respected and successful working jazz trios in the world, will tape on Sunday, September 9th beginning at 1:00PM central. Airdate information is yet to be released. "Says You" is a popular public radio quiz show and watch as funny, quick-witted panelists take on word games, brainteasers and trivia questions. The show is hosted and produced by Richard Sher and distributed by Pipit & Finch to NPR stations throughout the U.S....

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Nashville’s own Beegie Adair Trio, has been selected as the musical guest for one of this season’s Nashville performances of "Says You." The popular syndicated radio show for which Time magazine claims “restores some intellectual equilibrium to the airwaves” will be taping episodes on September 8 & 9 in Nashville at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center.

The Beegie Adair Trio, one of the most respected and successful working jazz trios in the world, will tape on Sunday, September 9th beginning at 1:00PM central. Airdate information is yet to be released. "Says You" is a popular public radio quiz show and watch as funny, quick-witted panelists take on word games, brainteasers and trivia questions. The show is hosted and produced by Richard Sher and distributed by Pipit & Finch to NPR stations throughout the U.S.

The Beegie Adair Trio is comprised of pianist Beegie Adair, bassist Roger Spencer and drummer Chris Brown. The powerhouse trio has recorded over 34 albums together, including “The Real Thing,” their live CD that is currently spending its 11th week in the Top 20 on the JazzWeek charts.

Tickets are available online at tpac.org, by phone at (615) 782-4040 and at the TPAC box office downtown at 505 Deaderick Street. Ticket price levels are $27 and $37.

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