Chickie Wah Wah Presents
Ward Davis
Mon Oct 12 2026
8:00 PM (Doors 7:00 PM)
$32.61 - $51.62
Ages 21+
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Non reserved - Tables are only available for purchase as a party of four (4 seats per table).
Tables are assigned on arrival at the show on a first come, first served basis.
Online advance ticket pricing is always lower than walkup ticket pricing.
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Ward Davis is a Nashville-based country singer-songwriter known for pairing raw honesty with sharp wit and a deep love for the craft of storytelling. His latest single, “Wouldn’t Wanna Be Me Right Now” (MNRK Music Group), captures his trademark blend of grit, soul, and self-deprecating humor—an unfiltered look at life from one of the genre’s most genuine voices.
Following the success of The Bordello Sessions and his acclaimed debut 15 Years in a 10 Year Town, featuring Willie Nelson and Jamey Johnson, Davis continues to blur the line between poet and barroom philosopher. Beyond the stage, he’s a natural conversationalist who finds laughter in the messiness of life while exploring creativity, resilience, and the wild truths behind great songs. With a new album arriving in early 2026, Ward is ready to talk about the stories, scars, and sense of humor that built his career from the ground up.
$32.61 - $51.62 Ages 21+
Non reserved - Tables are only available for purchase as a party of four (4 seats per table).
Tables are assigned on arrival at the show on a first come, first served basis.
Online advance ticket pricing is always lower than walkup ticket pricing.
Ward Davis is a Nashville-based country singer-songwriter known for pairing raw honesty with sharp wit and a deep love for the craft of storytelling. His latest single, “Wouldn’t Wanna Be Me Right Now” (MNRK Music Group), captures his trademark blend of grit, soul, and self-deprecating humor—an unfiltered look at life from one of the genre’s most genuine voices.
Following the success of The Bordello Sessions and his acclaimed debut 15 Years in a 10 Year Town, featuring Willie Nelson and Jamey Johnson, Davis continues to blur the line between poet and barroom philosopher. Beyond the stage, he’s a natural conversationalist who finds laughter in the messiness of life while exploring creativity, resilience, and the wild truths behind great songs. With a new album arriving in early 2026, Ward is ready to talk about the stories, scars, and sense of humor that built his career from the ground up.
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