Live music in Brentwood, TN

Enjoy an afternoon of music with WCCB at the Enrichment Center. The venue is a favorite place for the group to perform. This event is free and is sponsored by Williamson County Parks & Recreation.

Traditional Irish music fills Homegrown Taproom & Kitchen with a welcoming gathering held with the Nashville Irish Music School. The event opens with a learning-focused session and then continues with an advanced session hosted by The Sternwheelers and friends. A staple setlist is suggested to guide the tunes, featuring polkas like Maids of Ardeth, Galway Belle, and Sullivan’s Polka; jigs such as My Darlings Asleep, Cliffs of Mohr, and Haunted House; reels including Silver Spear, Banshee, Cooley’s, Mountain Road, Tommy Peoples, and Humours of Tulla; the march Dawning of the Day; slip jigs Snowy Path, Butterfly, and Elizabeth Kellys; hornpipes Boys of Bluehill, Off to California, and Kitty’s Wedding; waltzes Southwind and Planxty Irwin; plus slides Brosna Slide and O’Keefe’s, and the barn dance Jimmy Duffy’s and Lucy Farrs. All tunes are welcome, whether chosen from the staple list or brought in by participants.

Squeeze brings its celebrated songcraft to Ryman Auditorium, joined by special guests Adam Ant and Leon Tilbrook. The group’s enduring writing team, Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook, has anchored the band since the beginning, shaping a catalog of tuneful, keenly observed pop that set them apart. Known for standout tracks from the 70s and 80s like Up the Junction, Cool for Cats, Another Nail in My Heart, Hourglass, and Tempted, Difford and Tilbrook even drew comparisons from critics to Lennon and McCartney. This concert highlights a band whose lasting partnership continues to define an unmistakable sound.

The Stolen Faces perform a tribute to the music of the Grateful Dead at ACME Feed & Seed. The show is open to all ages and free to attend.

In honor of Elvis Week, this in-the-round tribute to the '68 Comeback Special returns for two nights only at Factory at Franklin. Graceland's Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist World Champions Cote Deonath, 2023, and Emilio Santoro, 2024, lead the performance, creating an up close experience that celebrates the music and style of the era. Iconic looks are recreated, from the white suit to the black leather, and multiple seating options place the audience near the stage. Seating is limited.

Expect an energetic night of salsa dancing led by multi-instrumentalist Giovanni Rodríguez, a standout Nashville percussionist and bassist celebrated across the city’s salsa and jazz circles. The band brings salsa, bachata, and percussion-forward rhythms with seasoned veterans of the local Latin scene, featuring Rodríguez on timbales and vocals, Melvin Macias on piano and vocals, Yosvany Cordero on conga and bongo, Michael S. Morton on flute and vocals, and Isoel Villarrubia on bass. General admission provides access to the front section near the stage and dance floor, with standing room and a limited number of seats since much of that area will be cleared for dancing. Table and bar seats are also available, and those options are the only ones that guarantee a seat.

Ryman Auditorium hosts the Happy Together Tour, showcasing a roster that includes THE ASSOCIATION, THE TROGGS, THE VOGUES, THE COWSILLS, THE FORTUNES, and GARY PUCKETT. Also appearing are JASON SCHEFF, CHICAGO's lead singer from 1985 to 2016, and RON DANTE of The Archies and The Turtles.

Whiskey Wednesday at The Harpeth presents a weekly blend of live music and whiskey highlights. Offerings include discounted whiskey flights and a signature Barrel Aged Old Fashioned featuring an exclusive Harpeth blend from Leiper’s Fork Distillery. A Burger & Bourbon special pairs a Wagyu burger with a featured pour for $30.

Sidemen of Note presents an intimate program of songs and behind-the-scenes stories at The Franklin Theatre. Tab Laven performed alongside Art Garfunkel for 23 years, Eddie Kilgallon co-wrote a George Strait ASCAP Song of the Year and has toured with Montgomery Gentry since 2003, and Jeff Dayton served as Glen Campbell's bandleader for 15 years. Rather than a tribute show, this event offers firsthand accounts and music from the artists who lived these moments.

Buddy Guy appears at Ryman Auditorium with Christone "Kingfish" Ingram. The blues icon continues to champion the music with The Blues Is Alive and Well, his eighteenth solo album and the follow-up to 2015's Born to Play Guitar. Spanning 15 tracks, it features collaborations with James Bay, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Jeff Beck. Recent milestones include a Grammy Award for Best Blues Album for Born to Play Guitar, a U.S. tour opening for Jeff Beck, a sold-out performance marking the closing of New York City's B.B. King's Blues Club and Grill, and an appearance on David Letterman's My Next Guest Needs No Introduction. This concert pairs a veteran artist with a rising force, uniting generations of blues on a celebrated stage.

The Franklin Theatre Songwriters Series spotlights CJ Field, Dan Smalley, and Trent Willmon in an intimate setting where the writers share the songs they penned. Willmon brings producer credits on Cody Johnson's CMA Single of the Year 'Til You Can't and a run of more than 25 Texas No. 1s. Field has co-written with Ashley McBryde on a Grammy-nominated album. Smalley has performed alongside Willie Nelson, Tim McGraw, and Dwight Yoakam. Three accomplished voices in a close-up room...country music delivered straight from its creators.

Enjoy an evening of Irish music and lighthearted shenanigans at McCreary's Irish Pub and Eatery.

Megan Moroney brings The Cloud 9 Tour to Bridgestone Arena, featuring JP Saxe and Solon Holt. Every ticket contributes a donation to the Megan Moroney Foundation to support efforts that confront bullying and advance mental health. Ticket access includes a public on sale, an artist presale, and VIP package options, along with perks for official fan club members. The focus is on powerful performances and a collective push for a more supportive and inclusive community with each show.

Blackwood, Tattered Sons, and the Kris Bell Band take the stage at the Mockingbird Theater & Bar for a hard rock celebration of David Lowry's birthday. Expect high-energy sets with a darker edge as all three acts turn up the volume. Tickets are $20 for general admission and $35 for VIP. VIP benefits include $2 off at Daddy's Dogs, 10 percent off food at Edley's BBQ excluding alcohol and specials, 10 percent off at Greys Fine Cheeses excluding specials, and 15 percent off at Saffire excluding alcohol and specials. Tickets will be available soon.

Experience a candlelit concert at The Parthenon featuring songs made famous by Foo Fighters, The Cranberries, Metallica, Lenny Kravitz, and more. Candles set the scene as the music pays homage to these standout artists in a memorable evening of familiar favorites.

Amber Falls Winery hosts a celebration marking the 14th anniversary of Box of Rox.

This relaxed, family-friendly summer tradition at Nashville's historic Cornelia Fort Airpark features live music, local food trucks, cold drinks, and sunset views, all in support of Shelby Park & Bottoms.

Journeyman honors Eric Clapton with a high-energy concert that captures the sound and spirit of his music with meticulous detail. A seasoned band, led by a frontman who has performed alongside prominent touring acts, delivers faithful renditions that span more than five decades of favorites. The set features classics such as Layla, White Room, and Lay Down Sally, played with precision and heart. With expert musicianship, authentic tones, and clear devotion to the material, the performance brings these songs vividly to life for lifelong fans and anyone who enjoys live rock and blues.

Settle in under the trees at Paddle Dog’s Boat House for live music by Brooklyn Summer. Enjoy gourmet hot dogs, grilled cheese, and craft beer, with paddleboard rentals available on Westhaven Lake. Brooklyn Summer is a fifteen-year-old Nashville performer gaining attention across the city. The venue is pet friendly and family friendly, offering a relaxed lakeside setting.