A lineup of country favorites will take the stage next month for a powerful cause. Never Forgotten, Never Alone – A Night for The Wounded Blue will be held Wednesday, November 5, 2025, at The Nashville Palace, bringing together artists, fans and first responders to raise funds for law enforcement officers injured or disabled in the line of duty.
The benefit will feature performances from Mark Wills, John Conlee, Ronnie McDowell, Daryl Worley, John Berry, Chad Brock, Buddy Jewell, and rising star Maggie Baugh, with openers Jennifer Grant and Billie Jo Jones (currently competing on the CBS/Paramount+ series The Road). Additional performers will be announced soon, with all artists subject to availability.
The event builds on the success of The Wounded Blue’s recent National Law Enforcement Survival Summit in Las Vegas, expanding the organization’s mission to Nashville’s legendary country community. The night will include live performances, personal stories from officers, and fundraising activities supporting The Wounded Blue’s peer support and emergency assistance programs.
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“This night is about standing shoulder-to-shoulder with those who stood the watch for us,” said Randy Sutton, retired lieutenant and Founder & Chairman of The Wounded Blue. “And a $9.11 monthly pledge lets every American say, ‘I’ve got your six,’ all year long.”
Tickets and Giving Opportunities
General admission tickets are $40 in advance and $45 at the door, with VIP and sponsored tables also available.
Schedule (CT):
Red Carpet / Doors: 5:30 p.m.Show: 7:00 p.m.Conclusion: ~10:00 p.m.Fans who can’t attend in person can still get involved through The Wounded Blue’s new “A Call to 1,000 Heroes” initiative — a $9.11-per-month donation tier aimed at recruiting at least 1,000 supporters by year’s end. The campaign provides ongoing funding for peer-advocate programs and critical aid for officers facing physical or emotional injuries.
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Tickets and sponsorships are available now at TheWoundedBlue.org or directly through The Nashville Palace.
About The Wounded Blue
Founded by retired Las Vegas police lieutenant Sutton, The Wounded Blue is the nation’s only nonprofit solely dedicated to helping law enforcement officers injured or disabled in the line of duty — physically, mentally, or emotionally. The organization has already assisted more than 16,000 officers nationwide, connecting them with trained peers and providing critical emergency resources.
For updates or sponsorship inquiries, contact the event team at 833-TWB-TALK.
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