Tyler Childers, Jason Isbell set for 'Hello From The Hills' charity concert in Nashville

A group of world-class songwriters want to kick off 2023 by giving back.

Tyler Childers, Jason Isbell, Sierra Ferrell, Amythyst Kiah and more perform early next year at "Hello From The Hills," a fundraising concert to benefit non-profit organizations focused on addiction recovery, transitional housing and youth incarceration in Tennessee.

The show takes place Jan. 7, 2023, at City Winery in Nashville. Tickets go on sale Friday at noon via citywinery.com.

The "Hello From The Hills" lineup includes:

• Tyler Childers

• Jason Isbell

• Sierra Ferrell

• Amythyst Kiah

• Arlo McKinley

• Kelsey Waldon

• Buffalo Wabs and the Price Hill Hustle

• William Matheny

• Tommy Prine

• Tre Burt

• Darrin Hacquard

"Hello From The Hills" benefits the Hello In There Foundation — a non-profit launched by the family of John Prine that raises funds to support marginalized communities in Nashville — and Hope In The Hills, an organization fighting opioid addiction co-founded by Childers.

From the archives:Inside Healing Appalachia, Tyler Childers' concert to fight opioid addition

As part of the event, organizers at Hello In There and Hope In The Hills plan to issue $10,000 grants to four local organizations: Residential recovery program Healing Housing; the Raphah Institute, which aids those impacted by youth incarceration and victim trauma; the Keith Dixon Foundation, a substance abuse resource; and Recovery Community, a housing resource for those struggling with drug dependency.

Oh Boy Records, a longtime independent label co-founded by the late Prine, produces the concert with WhizBangBam, a management company representing Childers and McKinley, among others.

More:Take a tour of John Prine's Nashville with those who knew him best

This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Tyler Childers, Jason Isbell set for charity concert in Nashville