From the songs and stories of a true legend, comes a theatrical and musical experience that will lift your heart and stir your soul. Ring of Fire is a journey into the heart and heartland of America, courtesy of one of our most beloved musical poets--Johnny Cash.
In Ring of Fire, a remarkable cast of performers and musicians take us on a rousing adventure of love and faith, struggle and success--all with the strength, humor and downright honesty that made Johnny Cash one of the greatest songwriters and most revered storytellers in American music.
Ring of Fire features 38 of the music legend's songs such as “Country Boy,” “A Thing Called Love,” “Five Feet High and Rising,” “Daddy Sang Bass,” “Ring of Fire,” “I Walk the Line,” “I've Been Everywhere,” “The Man in Black” and his final hit, “Hurt.”
BROADWAY.COM EXCLUSIVE: Go behind the music with Ring of Fire cast members
Beth Malone on the genesis of the title song, "Ring of Fire"
Jarrod Emick explains how June Carter Cash helped Johnny Cash shape the song "A Boy Named Sue"
Cass Morgan tells of the post-picnic nap that inspired Johnny Cash to write "Flesh and Blood" for his wife.
Lari White shares the history of "Daddy Sang Bass," a Cash song that she grew up singing with her family.