The Band Perry Sell Out First Headlining Show in 20 Minutes

Continuing their incredible run, the Band Perry have sold out all 2,300 tickets to their first headlining show at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tenn. And they did it in just 20 minutes.

The sibling trio, who just wrapped up a supporting tour with Tim McGraw and have upcoming dates with Keith Urban and Reba McEntire, will be playing their first headlining concert on February 20, 2012, as part of their 75-date Purveyors of Performance Tour, which launched on August 15.

"It's an amazing thing. So much of our creative efforts have come inside Nashville -- it's the center of our creativity," lead vocalist Kimberly Perry tells Nashville's Tennessean newspaper. "We so much revere that (Ryman) stage. There's an amazing spirit about that place."

Though the Band Perry have performed at the Ryman before, during the Grand Ole Opry and a few other events, their headlining debut is yet another milestone in an already charmed career.

Their self-titled debut album, which includes their Grammy-nominated No. 1 hit single 'If I Die Young,' was released in October 2010 is on track to go platinum by the year's end.

Check out the Band Perry's tour schedule here.