Amy Grant and Chris Isaak to Be Honored at Save the Music Fundraiser in Nashville

Nashville, TN, October 6, 2026 —

Singer-songwriters Amy Grant and Chris Isaak have been announced as honorees at the upcoming Save the Music Foundation’s 2026 Hometown to Hometown Fundraiser. The event is scheduled to take place in Nashville, Tennessee.

Details regarding the specific date within 2026 for the fundraiser, as well as the full agenda of the event, were not immediately available. The Save the Music Foundation, an organization dedicated to restoring music education in public schools, hosts such events to support its mission.

Grant, a multi-platinum artist and Grammy winner, is a prominent figure in contemporary Christian music and has also achieved success in pop music. Isaak, known for his distinctive vocal style and hits like “Wicked Game,” has a career spanning several decades across rock, folk, and country genres. Both artists have made significant contributions to the music industry.

The Hometown to Hometown Fundraiser aims to gather support for music education programs. Further information concerning ticketing, additional honorees, or specific fundraising goals for the 2026 event is expected to be released by the Save the Music Foundation at a later date.

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