After releasing “The Problem,” a song which grapples with reproductive autonomy and reflects on Sept. 28th’s International Safe Abortion Day, creative partners (and husband and wife) Jason Isbell and Amanda Shires have announced a drive-in show at Maggie Valley Festival Grounds in Maggie Valley, N.C., presented by The Grey Eagle. The show is set for Nov. 5.

The venue laid out a series of guidelines for the show on their website; “You are purchasing a 20×15 box with space for parking and a seating area beside your vehicle, if you choose to enjoy the concert from outside your vehicle (bring your camping chairs),” they wrote.

The duo also announced a pair of shows as part of Charleston Music Hall’s ‘Around The Bend’ concert series, set for Nov. 6 and 7.

Along with “The Problem”‘s release, Shires shared a few words about what the song means to her. “I’m proud of this song,” she wrote via social media. “It wasn’t an easy one to write, but it was worth every tear and all the heartbreak along the way… I hope you can listen with an open heart. This song is about unconditionally supporting someone you love. This is a love song. Let’s be there for each other.”

Proceeds from “The Problem” will go toward the Yellowhammer Fund, an organization based in the southern U.S. which “envisions a society in which reproductive decisions are made free from coercion, shame, or state interference, a society in which individuals and communities have autonomy in making healthy choices regarding their bodies and their futures.”

Tickets to the North Carolina show go on sale on Sept. 30 at 10 a.m. ET. Purchase tickets to Shires and Isbell’s drive-in show here. Charleston tickets go on sale on Oct. 2 at 10 a.m. ET. For tickets to those chose, head here.

Listen to “The Problem” below.