Jamey Johnson and Randy Houser Announce Benefit For Opry

Jamey Johnson and Randy Houser will join with fellow songwriter Jerrod Niemann for the "The Traler Park Revival Show" -- you read it right, Traler -- at the Ryman Auditorium May 28. Proceeds from the show will benefit the Opry Trust Fund that helps members of the Country Music world when they're in need of help.
The three artists used to perform together as "The Traler Park Show," but have added "Revival" to the title because they'll be performing at the Mother Church of Country Music: the Ryman Audorium.

"The name 'Traler Park' originated years ago when myself and several guys, including Jamey, shared a writer's room at the UA Tower in Nashville," said Houser in a statement. "We named the room Traler Park, so a sign went up above the door, TRALER PARK, and it stuck -- misspelling and all."

Tickets are available at each artists' individual Web site, ryman.com, opry.com and 1-800-SEE-OPRY.