Ole 60

Photography by Justin Tatum

OLE 60 BRINGS THE OFF THE GRID TOUR TO NASHVILLE

October 15, 2026- Ole 60 brought their Off the Grid Tour to The Pinnacle in Nashville, Tennessee, on Thursday, October 15, delivering an energetic night of country rock, heartfelt songwriting, and the unmistakable sound that continues to expand his audience. The performance showcased the band's ability to balance gritty guitar-driven arrangements with emotionally charged lyrics, creating a live experience that connected with fans from the opening notes through the final song.

Frontman Jacob Ty Young led the group with commanding vocals and guitar work, anchoring a performance built around the band's blend of Southern influences, alternative rock, and modern country. Tristan Roby on rhythm guitar, Ryan Laslie on lead guitar, Colby Clark on bass, and Aden Wood on drums provided a driving instrumental foundation, while Dwight McGlynn added steel guitar, banjo, and other instrumental textures. Dustin "Catfish" Fuqua rounded out the lineup with guitar and vocals, contributing to the full-bodied sound that defines Ole 60's live performances.

The setlist brought together fan favorites and emotionally resonant tracks, including "Rose," "Dust 2 Dust," "Can't Take It With You," and "Memphis (Outta My Way)." Songs such as "Walls," "Watching Me Bleed," and "Brother Joe" highlighted the band's ability to move between heavier instrumental moments and more reflective songwriting. "Insane" and "Smoke & a Light" added to the set's intensity, while "Nancy Avenue" and "Thoughts of You" showcased the more personal side of the band's catalog.

One of the set's standout moments came with "Let You Down," which has offered audiences a different perspective on the band's sound through its more stripped-back arrangement during recent tour performances. The band also incorporated familiar influences into the show with performances of "Nutshell," originally recorded by Alice in Chains, and "Yellow," originally recorded by Coldplay. These selections demonstrated the range of Ole 60's musical influences while allowing the band to bring its own character to well-known material.

Throughout the evening, the combination of layered instrumentation, dynamic guitar work, and Ty Young's expressive delivery reinforced the qualities that have helped Ole 60 build momentum across the country. Rather than relying on spectacle alone, the band kept the focus on the music, allowing the strength of its songwriting and the chemistry between its members to carry the performance.

The Nashville stop continued the band's run on the Off the Grid Tour, bringing Ole 60's growing catalog to audiences across the country. With a sound that draws from country, rock, and alternative influences, the band continues to establish its place among the rising names in the modern country music scene. As the tour progresses, Ole 60 offers fans an opportunity to experience the songs that have fueled his growing following in a live setting, with more performances ahead for audiences looking to catch the band on the road.