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Hutch Entertainment is a full-service booking agency based in Memphis, TN. We specialize in National and Regional talent buying. Since 1993 Full event production.

We offer talent for fairs and festivals, colleges, corporate events, bike rallies, and more. Offering world class talent for fairs, festivals, and corporate events. Also, works with great cover bands for fraternities/sororities, weddings, nightclubs, and private parties.

05/07/2026

A few thoughts on a Tuesday…
In the fall of 2019, I nearly lost my life in a car accident.
Before I could even think about getting back on my feet, the world shut down.
Eighteen months of silence. No shows. No stages. No crowds.
For someone who has spent 30 years living and breathing live music,
that kind of quiet has a weight to it most people can't imagine.
But here's what I've learned about this business —
and about life —
it has a way of opening back up.
The posters you see here represent what happened when it did.
New York. Texas. North Dakota. Tennessee. Mississippi. Kentucky.
One Beale in Memphis. Hugo's Concert Series in Grand Forks.
Heart of Texas Music Festival. Eclipse Fest. America the Beautiful Festival.
Artists ranging from Jerry Lee Lewis and Billy Gibbons to the Goo Goo Dolls,
Scott Stapp, Babyface, the Red Clay Strays, Travis Tritt, Randy Houser, and The Wailers.
I'm not sharing this to impress anyone.
I'm sharing it because I'm grateful.
Grateful for every client who trusted me with their stage.
Grateful for every artist who showed up and gave everything they had.
Grateful for every fan who bought a ticket and made the night real.
Thirty years in this business. Nearly didn't make it to thirty-one.
These posters mean everything to me.
Thank you for being part of this journey.

05/02/2026

Here are some of our special moments from being part of the community. 🙏❤️🎵 We believe music should be used for the power of good. For the past 30 plus years, we've booked and produced dozens of shows and unique experiences in service of that belief — from Boyz II Men performing for Ovarian Cancer Awareness, to Eddie Money and Air Supply performing for Let's Bring Them Home.
These are our top 20.
But our favorite shows of all? The local Memphis shows. Artists like John Kilzer, Eric Gales, Jimmy Davis, Ross Rice, Freeworld, Kevin Paige, and of course, the iconic Memphis Horns. There is nothing like home.
Thank you Memphis. Thank you to the entire Southeast. For opening your doors, trusting us with your stages, and letting us be a part of something so much bigger than ourselves.
We love this community. We always will. ❤️🎵
We're on medical leave, so it's been a great time to look back on some of our highlights — and look forward to bringing you many more. 🙏♥️

03/03/2026

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02/09/2026

Gone, But the Songs Remain
On Brad Arnold’s birthday, we shared music, memories, prayers, and hope. Today, with heavy hearts, we mourn the loss of a voice that helped define a generation.
Brad Arnold wasn’t just the lead singer and drummer of 3 Doors Down — he was a storyteller who gave words to resilience, faith, heartbreak, and perseverance. From “Kryptonite” to “When I’m Gone,” “Here Without You,” and “It’s Not My Time,” his songs became lifelines for millions of fans around the world.
Hutch Entertainment was honored to book Kenny Loggins, Richard Marx , and 3 Doors Down for Legends & Lyrics. The band was wonderful to work with — humble Mississippi good ol’ boys who treated everyone with kindness and respect. And when they hit the stage, they delivered one hell of a performance. Pure class. Pure heart.
On a more personal note, Brad had been confirmed to appear at the One Beale launch. Circumstances outside his control changed those plans, but thankfully, I always had a strong relationship with the band and their management — something I’ll always value and appreciate.
Brad faced his journey with honesty, courage, and an unshakable faith, never losing gratitude for the people who stood beside him. That spirit — humble, thankful, and strong — will always be part of his legacy.
Sending love and prayers to his family, his bandmates, and the countless fans who grew up with his music as the soundtrack to their lives.
Rest easy, Brad.
Your voice lives on. 🎶❤️

01/25/2026

It is with a heavy heart that I share the passing of Lorraine “Ms. Lo” Mitchell, daughter of Willie Mitchell, mother of Boo Mitchell, and sister of Yvonne Mitchell. She was a true matriarch, and she will be deeply missed.
On a personal note, the first fundraiser I ever organized was for the University of Memphis Hockey Team at Willie Mitchell’s Rhythm and Blues Club on Beale Street back in 1993. A few years later, we held a Special Olympics tribute for the eleven athletes representing Memphis. Both events were unforgettable, and I can still picture every detail—the energy, the music, and the love that the Mitchell family brought to everything they did.
I have always loved the Mitchell family. I used to go to the club just to watch them work. Ms. Lo was always so sweet, so kind, so humble. You could see her grace in every smile, every word, and it’s easy to see where Boo got his charm and manners. I’ll never forget Pops Mitchell sitting at the bar, Lo and Yvonne running the club, and Boo and Archie on the turntables arranging talent—it was pure magic.
I was also incredibly humbled when Ms. Lo came to the One Beale Street launch back in 2021. That felt like a full-circle moment for me—a reminder of how connected we are to the people and the music that shape our lives.
The Mitchell family has given so much to Memphis and the world, always humble, always giving, always kind. Memphis, please join me in praying for the Mitchell family and honoring Ms. Lo. May she rest in peace, knowing she left a legacy of love, music, and grace.

God bless the Mitchell family

12/01/2025

Happy belated Birthday to the one and only Jerry "The King" Lawler! 👑 (11/29)

Jerry Lawler is as real and authentic as Memphis itself. He is one of our native sons, and I was there at the Mid-South Coliseum many times growing up to watch "The King" battle so many legends. And yes, I was there on April 5th, 1982, when he piledrived Andy Kaufman in front of 11,200 screaming fans.

Jerry's legendary career spans decades, from ruling Memphis wrestling to becoming one of the most recognizable voices in the industry. His iconic feud with Andy Kaufman became one of the most talked-about storylines in wrestling history, blurring the lines between reality and entertainment and cementing both men in pop-culture lore. The feud was so legendary that Jerry played himself in the 1999 biographical film "Man on the Moon," starring Jim Carrey as Kaufman—bringing that unforgettable chapter to the big screen.

The eleven-year-old in me would never believe I'd have Jerry "The King" Lawler emcee the launch of the One Beale Project and celebrate the opening of the first hotel on Beale Street, the Hyatt Centric, alongside Jerry Lee Lewis, Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, Bobby Rush, and so many other legends. His energy, charisma, and unmistakable presence made the moment unforgettable, and I'll forever be grateful to him for coming.

Wishing you an amazing year ahead, King—thanks for continuing to be such a legendary part of Memphis' story! 🎉👑💙

11/07/2025

🎸🙏 Sending our heartfelt prayers and best wishes to Americana legend Todd Snider, who cut his teeth in the Memphis music scene and has touched so many of us with his storytelling and songs.

We fondly remember volunteering to help with his “What the Folk Fest” at the New Daisy Theatre back 8n the 90's a couple times to feed the hungry 8n Memphis — those were good times! And of course his song “Alright Guy” became a classic (famously covered by Gary Allan).

It deeply saddens us to hear about the violent assault Todd sustained outside his hotel in Salt Lake City — his team says he “sustained severe injuries as the victim of a violent assault” and had to cancel his 2025 tour.

In his enormous catalog, here are a few major songs Todd wrote (or co-wrote) for others:

“Trouble” — written by Todd and recorded by Mark Chesnutt in 1995.

“Alright Guy” — his song that Gary Allan used as the title track of his 2001 album.

Plus many more songs Todd penned that were cut by other artists across the Americana / country / roots realm.

🎶✨ Todd — we see you, we appreciate you, and we’re rooting for your recovery.
🎤🙏

10/24/2025

The Night Tony Joe White Stole The Show 💅

On this day in 2018, we lost the legendary Tony Joe White — the swamp rock king behind "Polk Salad Annie" and "Rainy Night in Georgia." 🌿🎶

We were honored to book Tony Joe alongside 5x Grammy winner Robert Cray 🏆🎸 and 5x Grammy winner Keb' Mo' 🎵✨ for our PBS show Legends & Lyrics — one of the best "in the round" sessions we've ever filmed.

Funny thing — before the show, both Robert Cray and Keb' Mo' were a little hesitant. They didn't know Tony's work like they did some of the other artists we'd considered. But producer Will Mitchell insisted: "It's gotta be these three."

When it came Tony's turn, he hit about five notes... and Robert and Keb' Mo' looked at each other with their jaws on the floor 😮🎶. By the end, they were all jamming together — pure musical magic. We just let the tape roll. 🔥

That night, swamp rock met blues and soul, and everyone knew they were witnessing something special.

10/22/2025

Hutch Entertainment Delivers Unforgettable Live Experiences Across the U.S.

Memphis, TN – October 22nd, 2025– Hutch Entertainment, a full-service entertainment and event production company, continues to set the standard for concert booking, artist relations, and live event experiences nationwide. Led by industry veteran Todd Hutchison, the company has earned a reputation for producing high-profile events that connect artists, audiences, and venues.

With over 30 years of experience, Hutch Entertainment has booked and produced shows for renowned artists including Goo Goo Dolls, Blake Shelton, Earth, Wind & Fire, The Beach Boys, The Black Crowes, Lyle Lovett, Air Supply, Travis Tritt, Collective Soul, Amy Grant, One Republic, Montgomery Gentry, many more. From resort festivals and university concerts to casinos, performing arts centers, and large-scale outdoor events, Hutch Entertainment provides creative, reliable, and results-driven solutions for every type of audience.

Hutchison has booked events from coast to coast — including Lou Gramm of Foreigner in San Diego and Darryl Worley on Long Island — as well as regional touring bands in Key West. He has also delivered household names like Travis Tritt, Sara Evans, Rodney Atkins, and Randy Houser to the Hugo’s Concert Series in Grand Forks, ND.

Recent highlights include producing the 2024 Solar Eclipse Festival with the Goo Goo Dolls, Switchfoot, Fastball, and others at Arch Ray Resort, "The Heart of Texas Festival", in Fredericksburg, Texas and overseeing celebrity VIPs for the $400M One Beale Development Project, featuring Memphis legends Jerry Lee Lewis, Billy Gibbons, Bobby Rush, Jerry “The King” Lawler, Carla Thomas, Zach Myers, and more. Hutchison also served as Talent Supervisor for the PBS national television series Legends and Lyrics, booking A-list talent including Amy Lee of Evanescence, Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues, Randy Owen of Alabama, Kris Kristofferson, Kenny Loggins, and many others.

“At Hutch Entertainment, every show is more than a performance — it’s an experience built on relationships, reputation, and results,” said Todd Hutchison, Founder of Hutch Entertainment.

About Hutch Entertainment:
Hutch Entertainment is a full-service entertainment and event production company specializing in talent buying, event production, artist relations, and festival & venue programming. The company has produced events nationwide, connecting world-class talent with audiences of all sizes.

🌐 Services: Talent Buying | Event Production | Artist Relations | Festival & Venue Programming

Todd Hutchison
Hutch Entertainment
www.hutchentertainment.com

10/20/2025

🎤 You ever get asked which artist completely surprised you live — way better than expected? For me, that’s easy… David Nail. 🔥 We were honored to book him twice — once for the Hugo’s Concert Series in Downtown Grand Forks and again for the legendary Amos’ South End in Charlotte, N.C. Both shows? Absolutely electric.⚡️

🎶 If you’ve never seen him live, you’re missing out. A Grammy-nominated frontman and chart-topping songwriter, David Nail blends heart, soul, and modern country in a way that hits different. From the moment he steps on stage, you feel every lyric — it’s not just a concert, it’s an experience. That voice? Pure. The band? Tight. The emotion? Real. 💥

🎵 His biggest hits still stop people in their tracks:
✨ “Whatever She’s Got” ❤️
☔ “Let It Rain”
🌅 “Red Light”
🌧️ “The Sound of a Million Dreams”
🚙 “Night’s on Fire”
Every one of those songs hits live. Trust me — he’s one of the best we’ve had the privilege to book. 🙌

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