Born in Tellico Plains in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Tedd Graves grew up in a musical family. Nephew of Bluegrass Hall of Fame member Josh Graves, and brother of “Master Gold” dobro player Tim Graves, Tedd’s brand of country and gospel music has been heard from Texas to Las Vegas to Ernest Tubb’s “Midnite Jamboree” on WSM Radio in Nashville. Tedd has been the opening act for scores of country giants, including George Jones, Billy Dean, Shenandoah, Gene Watson, Johnny Paycheck, and many more. For the last eight years he has headlined Knoxville’s “Tennessee Valley Barn Dance.” An award-winning songwriter, Tedd’s song “Colors” won 1st place in the 2018 USSA songwriter competition, and his song was the title cut of SPBGMA’s “Bluegrass Album of the Year.” In 2019, Graves released his album, “Too Young to Care.” He is currently recording his next project in Knoxville and Nashville. Tedd Graves and the All-Star Band plays one night only at The Historic Palace Theatre in downtown Crossville on Friday, June 10 at 7pm. Reserved tickets are $10/$15/$20. For tickets to any event call 931.484.6133 or go to palacetheatre-crossville.com.
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