Kentucky-born, Nashville-based singer and songwriter Adam Chaffins will play Mickey's Black Box in Lititz on Thursday, Aug. 14, supporting the band Silverada.

In May, Chaffins released his new EP "Trailer Trash" via Spirit Nashville Recordings and Fluid Music Revolution, earning acclaim from Holler, The Bluegrass Situation, Wide Open Country and more.

Co-produced by Frank Rogers, who's helmed 45 number ones and worked with singers like Chris Stapleton, Brad Paisley and Josh Turner, the project tells stories of American life from an Appalachian perspective. The music video for "Trailer Trash," which co-stars Chaffins' wife and collaborator, Brit Taylor, is still in rotation on CMT and has topped the 12 Pack countdown multiple times.

Chaffins has also appeared on WSM's Coffee, Country & Cody and RFD-TV to discuss the EP. Now, he's supporting Silverada on select dates before playing an official AmericanaFest showcase in September.

Chaffins' solo career started in 2020 with his "Some Things Won't Last" debut LP. He most recently played the ACM Awards 60th Anniversary Gala honoring Brooks & Dunn, backing an all-star lineup, which included Eric Church, Lainey Wilson, Zach Top and others. He was also a touring musician for performers like Billy Strings and Lee Ann Womack.  

Mickey's Black Box is located at 101 Rock Lititz Blvd., Lititz. Doors will open at 7 p.m. The show will start at 8 p.m. Purchase tickets at http://www.mickeysblackbox.com.