Nashville Music Community Members Thomas Rhett, Chris Tomlin, and More To Honor Covenant School Shooting Victims in Upcoming Concert

Members of the Nashville music community members are set to show their massive support to the victims of the shooting incident at The Covenant School.

On March 27, a man fired 152 rounds of ammunition during a 14-minute mass shooting inside The Covenant School. According to the Metro Nashville Police Department, the tragic event led to the deaths of six people, including three 9-year-old children.

As the community continues to mourn their deaths, musicians from the capital planned a concert to honor the victims.

Nashville Musicians To Honor Covenant School Shooting Incident

Billboard confirmed the event arranged by Belmont University's The Fisher Center. The concert, titled "A Night of Joy Celebrating the Covenant School," will happen on April 12.

The upcoming concert will honor the victims and their families and bring them an evening of healing, music, and hope.

The publication revealed the list of Nashville musicians who would appear at the event, including Tyler Hubbard, Ketch Secor, Lady A, Chris Tomlin, Ellie Holcomb, Drew Holcomb, Dave Barnes, Matt Maher, Colony House, Trent Dabbs, Thomas Rhett, Stephanie and Nathan Chapman, Natalie Hemby, and Matt Kearney.

Sarah Kroger, Jasmine Mullen, Luke Laird, Sandra McCracken, Brett Taylor, and Dwan Hill will join them on stage.

More special guests are expected to join the night of healing for the Nashville community.

The press release added that the proceeds of the event will benefit The Covenant School. Those who want to join personally can purchase a ticket at The Fisher Center's website starting April 10 at 10 a.m. CT.

Before the upcoming April 12 concert, other Nashville musicians already joined a vigil in downtown Nashville on March 29.

What To Know About The Covenant School Mass Shooting

CBS News obtained court documents on Tuesday, revealing that the authorities found weapons, boxes of ammunition, a school photo, and yearbooks from The Covenant School while searching the home of the shooter, Audrey Hale.

They also found a "suicide note" but have not released the details regarding its content. Meanwhile, the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department completed the nine-page search warrant where it listed the other items it recovered from the home during a search on the same day of the shooting.

According to the police, Hale has been under medical supervision but had spent months planning the mass shooting. Officers Rex Engelbert noted during the Tuesday briefing that the suspect did not know the layout of the school but could have done more if he did.