Actor and musician Charles Esten performs on LION Lunch Hour!
Charles Esten performs his new song 'In a Bar Somewhere' live on LION Lunch Hour!
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Tour Dates
The Amp at Log Still: Chris Janson with special guest Charles Esten
Gethsemane, KY
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville, TN
NASHVILLE Reunion Tour
SEC Armadillo, GLASGOW, Scotland
NASHVILLE Reunion Tour
SEC Armadillo, GLASGOW, Scotland
NASHVILLE Reunion Tour
Resorts World Arena, BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND
NASHVILLE Reunion Tour
O2 Apollo, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND 1PM
NASHVILLE Reunion Tour
O2 Apollo, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND 7PM
NASHVILLE Reunion Tour
Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith, LONDON
NASHVILLE Reunion Tour
Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith, LONDON
NASHVILLE Reunion Tour
Cardiff International Arena, CARDIFF
Light the Late Night with Charles Esten & Friends: A benefit for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society at The Analog
Nashville TN
Light the Morning Brunch with Charles Esten: a benefit for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society at The 404 Kitchen
Nashville TN
The Theater at Innovation Square
Rochester, NY
Stadium Theatre
Woonsocket, RI
The Birchmere
Alexandria, VA
Latest News
Charles Esten Announces Faith-Inspired Single “A Little Right Now”
BY KATHERINE YESKE TAYLOR for AMERCIAN SONGWRITER
“Everybody, in all walks of life, finds themselves at a point in time when they’re not feeling the faith they used to feel, whether it’s a faith in a greater power, in God, faith in their own abilities, or faith in things working out,” says singer-songwriter Charles Esten, calling American Songwriter from his Nashville home. “There are things that are out of your hands, and that’s where faith comes in—but sometimes, you’re just not feeling it.”
“Everybody, in all walks of life, finds themselves at a point in time when they’re not feeling the faith they used to feel, whether it’s a faith in a greater power, in God, faith in their own abilities, or faith in things working out,” says singer-songwriter Charles Esten, calling American Songwriter from his Nashville home. “There are things that are out of your hands, and that’s where faith comes in—but sometimes, you’re just not feeling it.”
Charles Esten on the Story Behind New Song, ‘One Good Move’: ‘I Was Just a Bad Decision Machine’
by Melinda Newman, for BILLBOARD
The song, which premieres below, appears on the 'Nashville' and 'Outer Banks' actor's debut album.
....Written with Sam Bacicoff, Zarni deVette, and Elise Hayes, the deeply personal power ballad is the first taste of Esten’s debut album, which he will release later this year.
‘Outer Banks’ Star Reflects on Saying Goodbye to Show With “Poetic” Final Episode
by Ryan Gajewski for THE LA TIMES
How did you feel about season three and the ways in which Ward got to evolve?
It’s been very gratifying to me because it’s not often that the bad guy gets any kind of emotional arc. But from the very beginning, they put it in the lines, and they allowed me to run wild with it, is that other side of Ward that makes people not exactly sure they hate him (laughs) — where they might just see a human being under there.
Inside the ‘most debated’ plot twist in ‘Outer Banks’ history
by Max Gao for THE LA TIMES
Warning: The following contains spoilers for “Outer Banks” Season 3.
In the first three seasons of Netflix’s “Outer Banks,” the Pogues — the moniker adopted by a close-knit group of working-class teens residing off the coast of North Carolina — have survived near-fatal drownings, plane crashes, car chases, animal attacks, fiery explosions, countless gunshots and other brushes with greedy treasure hunters looking to cash in on their international search for an ancient fortune.
So when they set out to wrap up a three-season, 30-episode mystery involving the mythical city of gold known as El Dorado, co-creators and executive producers Josh Pate, Jonas Pate and Shannon Burke were prepared to swing for the fences.
