An in-the-round performance by three Nashville, Tennessee-based singer-songwriters — Greg Foresman, Alan Rhody and John Mann — is set for 8 p.m. Sept. 30 at Woodstock Grill at Seymour Country Club, 1400 Shields Ave., Seymour.

The event is the latest in a series of listening room concerts organized by the city’s Vision 2025 live music team. Advance tickets are $12 and are available at Woodstock Grill, Jackson County Visitor Center and Southern Indiana Center for the Arts, all in Seymour. Tickets at the door will be $15.

Greg Foresman is a Louisville, Kentucky, native and formed the Greg Foresman Band in 1993. He joined Martina McBride’s touring band in 1997. He often plays at Slippery Noodle Inn in Indianapolis and has recorded five solo studio albums.

Rhody is a Kentucky native based in Nashville whose songs have crossed genres throughout his 40-year career. Artists who have recorded his songs include The Oak Ridge Boys, Del McCoury and many others. He has recorded nine solo CDs.

Mann has an album, “Evening News,” that reveals his core influences of The Band, Van Morrison and John Prine.

Members of the live music team are Shawn Busby, Becky Schepman, Arann Banks, Shawn Malone, Larry McDonald, Joe Persinger, Roland Freeman, Darnell Dukes and Shane Busby.