Whether it is rock, folk, country or blues, Darrell Scott has written it all.

The four-time Grammy nominated Nashville singer-songwriter has penned hits for Brad Paisley and the Dixie Chicks to Del McCoury, Sam Bush and Keb Mo. He’s even contributed songs to three of 2016’s best albums.

Scott wrote nine of the 14 songs on his new album, “Couchville Sessions,” as well as three songs with the like-minded Americana artist Hayes Carll on Carll’s new disc, “Lovers and Leavers.”

Now, he will step onto the stage, take a bow and sing his own works at 8 p.m. Saturday, April 1, at the Crimson Moon in Dahlonega. Tickets are $45 and can be purchased at thecrimsonmoon.com.

Scott just came off of a busy 18 months of touring in Robert Plant’s Band of Joy. In the past two years, Scott has also produced, co-written and performed on three songs from Zac Brown’s latest project “Heavy Is the Head” and produced Jonathan Edwards and Malcolm Holcombe upcoming 2017 release, “Pretty Little Troubles.”

For more information, visit www.darrellscott.com or www.thecrimsonmoon.com.