Tennessee to stream Citizen Cope, Jason Isbell shows into Chicago

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Citizen Cope performs at the 2015 Firefly Music Festival in Dover, Delaware. | Theo Wargo/Getty Images

Three concerts will be live-streamed from Tennessee into Chicago later this month in what promoters are calling “the first long-distance concert of its kind.”

Performers in three Tennessee cities and the audience in Chicago will be able to see each other and interact thanks to a 360-degree, panoramic camera angle, according to the Tennessee Department of Tourism Development.

The Chicago locations were not revealed, but the tourism department’s announcement said the concerts “will be streamed onto a two-sided video wall in a high traffic location.”

Citizen Cope will perform live May 23 from the Stax Museum of American Soul Music in Memphis. Jason Isbell and Old Crow Medicine Show will perform live May 24 from Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame. Ashley Monroe will perform May 25 at the Tennessee Theatre in her hometown, Knoxville.

The concerts are part of a tourism campaign, “The Soundtrack of America: Made in Tennessee.” Chicago is one of Tennessee’s top tourism markets.

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