See Sheryl Crow Perform at Rolling Stone Country Party Presented by Patrón

Steven Tyler, who released his first solo country single, "Love Is Your Name," earlier this summer, shares a hug with Sheryl Crow backstage. The Aerosmith legend was among the loudest in the party's crowd cheering for the night's headliner during her set.

Sheryl Crow's full-band set included "If It Makes You Happy," "A Change Would Do You Good" and "All I Wanna Do."

Crow first appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone in 1996.

Lindi Ortega is flanked by Maddie Marlow and Tae Dye of country duo Maddie and Tae. Both artists have new albums out this month.

Cast members from ABC's Nashville were among the guests at the Rolling Stone Country anniversary party and celebration of Rolling Stone Films, sponsored by Patrón. Nashville's Nick Jandl (far left), Sam Palladio (second from right) and Chris Carmack (far right) pose with hit songwriters Jessi Alexander and Jon Randall Stewart (center), along with Jessi Vaughn.

Crow transitioned "Picture," her 2002 duet with Kid Rock, into her 1996 Grammy winner, "If It Makes You Happy." She played electric guitar throughout her set but also picked up the harmonica for a few bars.

Guests enjoyed signature Patrón cocktails on a deck overlooking Nashville's Lower Broadway district of honky-tonks and bars.

Crow closed her Rolling Stone set with "Everyday Is a Winding Road."

The view from the rooftop deck of Nashville's Acme Feed and Seed afforded views of the city's skyline, the Cumberland River and a stunning sunset.

A bartender serves up a signature Patrón-based cocktail to one of the party's early birds. 

"Smoke When I Drink" singer Kelleigh Bannen sips a Patrón specialty cocktail.

As the featured performer at Rolling Stone Country's anniversary party and the celebration of Rolling Stone Films, sponsored by Patrón, Crow roared through a greatest-hits set, including "If It Makes You Happy" and "Soak Up the Sun."

Lee Applbaum, CMO of Patrón, and Adrian Parker, Patrón's Vice President of Digital Marketing, enjoy the country music playlist before Sheryl Crow's set at the Rolling Stone Country and Rolling Stone Films party, presented by Patrón.

Gus Wenner, Rolling Stone and Wenner Media's Head of Digital, introduces Sheryl Crow at the Nashville party celebrating Rolling Stone Country and Rolling Stone Films, sponsored by Patrón. 

The evening ended with a screening of the latest installment of Rolling Stone Films' "Mastering the Craft" series presented by Patrón — a short documentary about Crow's career.

Roca Patrón was used in several specialty cocktails at the party, including Patrón's take on an Old Fashioned.

With five striking wooden bars and a Patrón tequila taps system, party guests at the celebration for Rolling Stone Films and Rolling Stone Country were never in danger of going dry.

Texas singer-songwriter Cale Tyson, one of Rolling Stone Country's Artists You Need to Know, attended the party with his date Elle Long. 

One of the most popular cocktails of the night was the in-room mixologists' take on the Old Fashioned, made with Patrón.

The Rolling Stone Country and Rolling Stone Films party presented by Patrón was held at Acme Feed and Seed, located in the heart of downtown Nashville.