GATLINBURG, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ole Smoky Distillery, the most visited distillery in the world and makers of award-winning moonshine and whiskey, starts their weekly ‘Jars & Jams Virtual Concert Series’ on Friday, April 17 at 8pm EDT. The Facebook Live concert series kicks off with Grammy-nominated The Po' Ramblin' Boys performing from Ole Smoky Distillery in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
Ole Smoky Distillery’s four locations in Tennessee have a longstanding tradition of providing guests with great live entertainment and have been working hard to adapt during these challenging times.
Each week’s ‘Jars & Jams Virtual Concert Series’ benefits local charities in East Tennessee and viewers will be encouraged to donate, if they can. April 17’s series benefits Sevier County Food Ministries, an emergency food resource program for those experiencing a food shortage.
“Just because we are all social distancing, doesn’t mean we can’t experience some family-friendly live bluegrass music in our homes. We take great pride in our community and want to keep the music alive in East Tennessee,” says Robert Hall, CEO, Ole Smoky. “We are also committed to supporting and spotlighting one of our great local charities each week during the series.”
‘Jars & Jams Virtual Concert Series’ featuring The Po' Ramblin' Boys airs live on www.facebook.com/olesmoky on Friday, April 17 at 8pm EDT. On April 24 at 8pm EDT, watch Monroeville, a rock alternative bluegrass band, benefiting the Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic, and on May 1 at 8pm EDT, watch bluegrass band, Seth Mulder & Midnight Run, benefiting Isaiah 117 House in Elizabethton, Tenn.
For more information, visit: https://olesmoky.com/pages/livestream. Ole Smoky Distillery invites fans to create a Watch Party, allowing your friends to simultaneously watch Facebook events.
About Ole Smoky® Distillery LLC:
Ole Smoky is the leading distiller of premium moonshine in the world and the first federally licensed distillery in the history of East Tennessee. Founded in 2010, Ole Smoky's roots can be traced to the Smoky Mountains' earliest settlers, families who produced moonshine with enduring pride and Appalachian spirit. Visit: https://olesmoky.com/.
