Charley Crockett's latest studio album, The Man from Waco, marked a significant milestone in his career, both in terms of artistic growth and increased recognition. During his tour in support of the album, he performed at the Ryman Auditorium, which was described as "country music's mother church turning into a 2,500-seat honky-tonking juke joint." (Martin K. Downing – Tennessean)

Live from the Ryman Auditorium is proof of this lively and celebratory evening. The full concert was captured for the album, along with a beautifully shot concert film. Crockett and his talented band performed a diverse selection of songs, drawing from Crockett's extensive repertoire as well as covers of tracks by artists such as George Jones, James "Slim" Hand, Jerry Reed, T-Bone Walker, and Townes Van Zandt.

Looking ahead, Crockett is set to embark on his headline tour of Europe and the UK next month. Additionally, he will spend most of October as the opening act for Chris Stapleton, performing at arenas and outdoor amphitheaters.