Maren Morris is giving fans around the world a front-row seat to the 10th anniversary celebration of her breakthrough debut album Hero by livestreaming her one-night-only concert from Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. The Aug. 15 performance will stream exclusively on Veeps beginning at 8 p.m. CT, allowing audiences unable to attend in person to watch Morris perform the album in its entirety for the first time, along with a selection of songs spanning the rest of her career.

Originally released in 2016, Hero established Morris as one of country music’s leading voices, producing hit singles including “My Church,” “80s Mercedes,” and “Rich.” The album launched her mainstream success and earned her a Grammy Award for Best Country Solo Performance, while also leading to multiple CMA and ACM honors. The anniversary celebration follows the recent release of Hero: A Second Wind, an expanded edition featuring new recordings, including “Hard Liquor and Soft Rock” and “We Can’t Be Friends,” plus previously unheard demos from the original songwriting sessions.

Fans purchasing the livestream will receive access to the live broadcast as well as a seven-day replay window. Exclusive commemorative merchandise, including a limited-edition numbered screen print available only through the streaming platform, will also be offered alongside select merchandise sold at the venue.

The Ryman performance also supports the East Nashville Care Market through a PLUS1 partnership tied to in-person ticket sales, with $1 from every ticket benefiting the local nonprofit. The livestream expands the celebration to a global audience, offering fans worldwide the opportunity to experience the landmark concert from one of country music’s most iconic venues.

Head to veeps.com/marenmorris for more info.

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