Vince Gill will headline the Fox Theatre for first time in 25 years this fall

BY MELISSA RUGGIERI/AJC Music Scene

Vince Gill will make his solo return to the Fox Theatre on Nov. 3, more than 25 years since he last headlined the venue.

Gill, who has performed Christmas shows at the Fox with wife Amy Grant and has recently been touring the country as a surrogate guitarist/singer in the Eagles , is supporting his latest album, "Down to My Last Bad Habit."

Tickets for the Fox show, priced at $39.50-$125, will go on sale at 10 a.m. April 20 at www.foxtheatre.org, at the venue box office and by calling 1-855-285-8499.

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