Events in Columbia today

Explore the practice of distance healing in a focused class that blends conversation, science, and hands-on application. Participants discuss personal experiences, examine scientific concepts and studies that offer reasoned explanations for how and why distance healing can work, and learn practical steps to conduct a session. By the end, attendees gain a deeper understanding, practice facilitating distance healings, receive live feedback from people they know about how the session felt, and build the confidence to offer distance work on their own. Open to those seeking to offer distance healing professionally or for loved ones, with attendance available in person at Jeff Crawford - Quantum Light Shamanic Healing in Nashville, TN or online. The cost is $350, and a $175 deposit is required to secure a seat.

Banned Book Club gathers for a discussion of Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Left Hand of Darkness. Widely regarded as a landmark of science fiction, the novel invites reflection on identity, society, and culture. The conversation takes place at Corsair Distillery, and attendees are welcome to bring questions, insights, and favorite passages to share.

Nik Parr & The Selfless Lovers deliver a piano-forward spin on roots rock from Austin, Texas, pairing passionate rock energy with show-stopping keys. Their sound channels late-night New Orleans swagger, Southern soul, and a Texas Gulf Coast groove, nodding to the drive of Bruce Springsteen and the piano flair of Jerry Lee Lewis. Onstage, a signature moment comes when Nik Parr handles saxophone and piano at the same time. Known for high-impact live shows, the band tours nationwide with more than 150 performances each year and has shared bills with artists such as Marc Broussard, Rebirth Brass Band, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Black Joe Lewis, The Soul Rebels, Dumpstaphunk, The Heavy Heavy, Shinyribs, The Damn Quails, Eddie 9 Volt, and Two Tons of Steel.

Soul After 7 brings a weekly dose of live soul and funk to Nashville with The Funk Junkies at Kingdom Café & Grill. Expect two energetic sets in an easygoing, friendly atmosphere that suits a date night or an after-dinner hang, with tasty food and drinks available throughout the evening. Complimentary on-site parking keeps things simple. Tickets can be secured online in advance, or guests can pay a $15 cover at the door by cash, Venmo, or card. The series runs most weeks, with a break on the fourth week of the month.

Vanderbilt Tango Club is hosting a welcome milonga to kick off Erin Malley and Doruk Golcu’s four day visit to Nashville. The evening will feature them at the DJ booth along with a special performance. The gathering takes place on the Rand Dining Center dance floor. It is open to the public. Students are admitted free, and admission for others is $20. Free parking is available at West End United Methodist Church and in Pinnacle Financial’s lots. After parking, cross West End and walk up 23rd Avenue North toward the circle, continue straight until you see Sarratt Center and Rand Hall on the right, then follow the side of the building and enter through the last right-hand door to reach the Rand Dining Center dance floor. For milonga details or to schedule a private lesson during their stay, contact Jenette at jbauchat@gmail.com.

Strega presents a free patio movie night featuring Hocus Pocus, with the screening held outdoors weather permitting. Popcorn, themed cocktails, and pizza by the slice will be available.

Dermot Kennedy brings The Weight of the Woods Tour to Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville, featuring special guest Jonah Kagen. Tickets are available for purchase.

Rudy's hosts its flagship professional jazz jam, uniting top Nashville players with the city’s next wave of talent. Expect a shifting mix of voices as seasoned performers share the stage with emerging and undiscovered musicians, creating a dynamic showcase across generations. True to the spirit of jazz, the focus is on spontaneity and exploration, with guests sitting in and new ideas unfolding in real time. All ages are welcome. A $10 food or beverage minimum applies.

An informal coworking open house for women building real ventures at Muletown Coffee Roasters. Designed for founders, makers, shop owners, and women running independent businesses, it offers flexible arrivals and departures so participants can stay as long as needed. Bring a laptop, a task list, or a project that has lingered and work alongside a table of women focused on their own priorities. There is no set agenda, no dress code, and no requirement to pitch, and attendance is free. The café setting makes it easy to pick up something from the counter while getting work done. Hosted by ElizaBeth, who founded Grace and Lottie's Art.

The Tennessee Songwriters Association International teams up with Tone Central Station to present a free, bi-monthly guitar pull for singers and songwriters, hosted by The Bordertones. Attendees are encouraged to bring a guitar and play their songs alongside a group of fellow players.

Sedona Taphouse is featuring Pink Christmas as its charity of the month, with a portion of meal proceeds supporting the organization. Dining helps fund its mission to assist breast cancer survivors and their families, turning a meal into meaningful support.

This gentle yoga class invites practitioners of every experience level to slow down, connect with the breath, and explore nourishing shapes. Expect uncomplicated movement paired with a touch of creative sequencing from Small World Yoga instructors, fostering steadiness, balance, and a calm presence that extends beyond the mat.

This monthly community gathering centers on a guided, topic-based conversation that lasts about 90 minutes. It welcomes anyone who is new to town, hoping to make friends, or seeking connection and thoughtful dialogue in a setting other than a bar. The discussion is facilitated by Samantha Cutler, an integrative counselor and coach.

Settle in at Zanies Nashville for a weekly stand-up showcase where comedians from the city and beyond try out brand-new material. Lineups are intentionally unannounced and are billed as outstanding. With an influx of rising local talent and nationally touring headliners calling Nashville home, this show offers a close-up look at jokes in development and a snapshot of one of the nation’s fastest growing comedy scenes.

The Stolen Faces honor the music of the Grateful Dead with a free, all ages performance at Acme Feed & Seed in Nashville. This tribute focuses on songs from the Grateful Dead catalog and welcomes fans of every generation.

The Time Jumpers are an award winning Western swing ensemble from Nashville, featuring first call studio musicians whose credits span country music from Slim Whitman to Carrie Underwood and collaborations that range from Barbra Streisand to Megadeth. Their accolades include two awards from the Association of Western Artists, one from the Western Music Association, and two Grammy nominations. What began as informal jams at the Grand Ole Opry grew into main stage performances and a lasting Nashville tradition. Shows highlight tight arrangements, soulful vocals, standout soloists, and a rhythm section built for swing. Audiences at Nashville’s Station Inn have included fellow recording greats and an eclectic lineup of stars such as Vince Gill, Amy Grant, Reba McEntire, Robert Plant, Norah Jones, The White Stripes, Kings of Leon, John Rich, Ronnie Dunn, Bonnie Raitt, Ronnie Milsap, BJ Thomas, Robben Ford, and Kelly Clarkson. Ticket note: purchases made through third party sellers or ticket brokers cannot be guaranteed by 3rd and Lindsley. Refer to TicketWeb’s Purchase Policy for details.

Expect an electrifying salsa night led by multi-instrumentalist Giovanni Rodriguez, a Nashville mainstay in the salsa and jazz community. The music spans salsa, bachata, and percussion-forward grooves, performed with seasoned Latin musicians. The band features Giovanni Rodríguez on timbales and vocals, Melvin Macias on piano and vocals, Yosvany Cordero on congas and bongos, Michael S. Morton on flute and vocals, and Isoel Villarrubia on bass. Ticketing notes: general admission places you in the front section near the stage and dance floor, with standing room and a limited number of chairs. Because much of that area is cleared for dancing, seats are not guaranteed with general admission. Tables and bar seats are also available and are the only options that guarantee a seat.

A small business meet-up at the Factory at Columbia brings entrepreneurs together to connect and strengthen the local business community in Columbia. Participants are encouraged to come prepared with a concise elevator pitch and business cards, share how the group can support their current needs, and offer shout outs for the community.

Rebel Studios offers an outdoor yoga session on the lawn at The Southern Baking Co., inviting participants to move, breathe, and connect in the fresh air. The class features an approachable flow designed to awaken the body and clear the mind, and beginners are welcome. After class, enjoy coffee, pastries, and time to chat with neighbors. Admission is $15 per person plus tax. Please bring a yoga mat or a large towel, and feel free to come with friends.

Continue your fitness journey with certified instructor Jen through S.A.I.L., the Stay Active & Independent for Life program at Macedonia Recreation Center. This free, research-based class is created for adults 65 and up. It covers more than workouts, focusing on strength, balance, confidence, and meaningful social connection. The approach is safe and effective, with options that accommodate every fitness level, so staying active feels enjoyable and accessible.

Muletown Hobbies and Games hosts the third season of Adventurers League with Dungeon of the Mad Mage. This campaign journeys through the Yawning Portal in Waterdeep into the vast Undermountain, realm of the mad wizard Halaster Blackcloak, where dangers, devious traps, and long-buried mysteries await. Participation is limited to six seats. Session 0 is required and free. Sessions 1 through 8 are $15 each. A tournament is also offered with a $20 buy-in, and the winner receives a store gift card. Sessions can be paid individually or all at once, and all proceeds support the Dungeon Master’s time and services.

Players face off in an 8-ball pool tournament using a double-elimination format. The entry fee is $12. Cold beer and food are available during the event.

A six week climbing class at Climb West begins with a short conversation on the second floor, then breaks into groups to climb and mingle. The instructor encourages participants to share topics they want covered so each session reflects the group’s interests.

This event offers free admission and is open to ages 21 and up. Tickets are available.

Music City Movement presents a welcoming writers night and open mic at Honeytree Meadery, centered on creativity, live music, and community. Enjoy a cozy setting with mead available as the evening begins with a spotlight performance, then transitions into an open mic. The event is open to writers and performers at any experience level, offering space to share work, listen, and connect with fellow artists. In person sign ups are available.

Outdoorsmen Night in the Smashville Sports Series brings a special giveaway, with a gold fishing vest for the first 5,000 fans. Entry and will call open one and a half hours before the game. The Flight Deck All-Inclusive Zone is set in sections 109AIZ through 111AIZ starting at row F and includes an upscale buffet along with select beer and wine. Ticket access includes a public on sale and presales for the Smashville Priority List plus Predators Access List 1 and 2.

Greywind, the Irish sibling duo of Steph and Paul O’Sullivan, brings its emotionally charged alternative rock to Cannery Hall Nashville on the band’s first full-band U.S. headline tour. Raised by a classically trained vocalist mother and a father who cleaned gravestones, they channel that blend of light and darkness into songs that pair soaring melody with raw vulnerability. Their debut album Afterthoughts reached the Official UK Rock Chart and helped grow a global fanbase, reinforced by high-energy sets at festivals like Reading and Leeds, Download, and Slam Dunk, along with recognition from tastemakers including Zane Lowe. Their second album Severed Heart City expands their vision into a concept world, using a fictional city to explore trauma, grief, and healing while nodding to influences such as My Chemical Romance, Blink-182, and Fall Out Boy. Tracks including Acid Rain, Waterfall, and Make Believe (L.O.V.E. ME) highlight the spectrum from intensity to heartbreak to hope. Recent tours have seen them share stages with Waterparks, Tonight Alive, The Wonder Years, Madina Lake, Tiny Moving Parts, and The Spill Canvas, and this appearance marks a new chapter for the band in the United States. This event is for ages 18 and over.

An evening with Sienna Spiro, a London-born singer and songwriter whose towering vocals turn private hurt into shared release. After the worldwide breakthrough of "Die On This Hill" in fall 2025, the 20-year-old leapt from making music since childhood to a rapid run of milestones, including a first North American headline tour that sold out in seconds, a BRIT Critics' Choice shortlist, a Gap holiday campaign, and a performance of her Platinum single on The Tonight Show. Acclaim has followed from outlets such as Rolling Stone, the LA Times, NYLON, V Magazine and The New York Times, while Variety has praised her as one of the era’s standout voices. By early 2026, all three singles, "You Stole The Show," "The Visitor" and "Die On This Hill," were on the Billboard Hot 100 at the same time, even before her debut album arrived. Visitor deepens her graceful blend of soul and symphonic pop with an intimate concept, created with top producers and orchestral collaborators in storied studios including Electric Lady in New York, Abbey Road in London and Valentine in Los Angeles. The songs explore the delicate edges of love and life and her long standing fear of endings and goodbyes, a feeling she describes as moving through the world like a visitor. Expect a night of soaring vocals, lush arrangements and candid storytelling.

Enjoy a friendly story time with kids' stories, songs to sing together, playful fingerplay activities, and a simple craft that preschoolers can do.

Veterans can enjoy complimentary coffee provided by Veteran Canteen Services while they wait for health care appointments or connect with fellow Veterans. Peer support specialists will be available to share information about services offered through the VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System. Light snacks will be available. The gathering takes place in the main lobby of the Nashville VA Medical Center, on the first floor next to the main elevators. Point of contact: Alotha Mayes, Peer Specialist, Veteran Justice Outreach.

A relaxed open play session for Pokemon fans with jump-in-anytime flexibility. Play Pokemon GO, the trading card game, or the video games in a friendly setting with friends. Children under 10 can receive complimentary packs while supplies last. Late arrivals are welcome with no penalties, and free wifi is available.

In real estate, the right connections make all the difference. This monthly industry night brings together investors, agents, lenders, contractors, wholesalers, and entrepreneurs for an evening centered on networking and building relationships. With support from Rain City Capital, the focus is on growing professional circles, sharing ideas, and meeting the people driving deals across Middle Tennessee.

Enjoy a live showcase at Todd Herendeen's Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theatre in Nashville that highlights country and pop favorites spanning Cash, Orbison, Dolly, the King, and more. Attend the performance on its own or select a package that includes dinner. The dinner option features a buffet with a salad bar and includes coffee, tea, or water, and there are soft drinks and alcoholic beverages available for purchase. Tickets can be arranged online or by calling 629-331-9007. The theatre is located in the Music Valley, also known as the Opryland area, where many hotels are nearby.

Set out for a weekly walking meetup at Harvey Park in Spring Hill. Participants gather near the main entrance or by the parking lot. The group begins at a conversational, moderate pace and can build up in later sessions if desired. All fitness levels are welcome. Bring comfortable walking shoes and water, and invite a friend if you like.

This weekly gathering at The Harpeth pairs bold pours with live music. Guests can enjoy special pricing on whiskey flights and a house barrel-aged Old Fashioned crafted with an exclusive Harpeth blend from Leiper’s Fork Distillery. The Burger and Bourbon special combines a Wagyu burger with a featured pour for $30.

Put your skills to the test in a weekly 9-ball pool tournament. The entry fee is $12, and cold beer and food are available throughout the event.

Beg For Extinction Tour 26 brings a heavy music showcase to Cobra Nashville featuring Trip to the Morgue from California, Skeleton Crew from Nevada, and Tennessee acts Thorn Tribe and Odin. Admission is $10 and the event is restricted to ages 21 and over.

Frankie Quiñones brings the Good Vibes Only Tour to Zanies Nashville in Nashville, TN, showcasing the character driven stand up that defines his work as a comedian, actor, and creator. He starred in Hulu's This Fool and received an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series. He recently wrapped a pilot for his own Hulu sketch show, Get Frankie, and filmed his first hour special for Hulu with Ali Wong directing and executive producing. He is in production on the feature The Fiddle Leaf with longtime collaborators The Dress Up Gang, serving as both star and EP, with Mar Vista financing. He also recurs on FX's What We Do in the Shadows and the animated series Fired on Mars and Victor & Valentino for HBO Max, and his additional credits include Mr. Mayor, Feliz Navidad, The Dress Up Gang, Papi Chulo, and a Walking Dead spinoff. Entertainment Weekly called his performance in This Fool the best comedic performance.

David Peterson & 1946 perform two sets built around the high, lonesome bluegrass sound. Both performances focus on this signature style from start to finish.

Part of the Late Checkout Tour 2026, Karina Rykman delivers an 18 and over show built on buoyant bass lines, catchy vocals, and a free-spirited stage vibe. Her sound blends jam-minded rock with indie pop wrapped in psychedelic color, a mix she has honed since her New York City beginnings and early years playing in bands while still a student. While finishing at NYU, she joined Marco Benevento’s group after a recommendation from Ween bassist Dave Dreiwitz, leading to appearances with Vulfpeck, Dispatch, and The Claypool Lennon Delirium. She now fronts her own trio with Adam November on guitar, loopers, and effects, and Chris Corsico on drums, shaping sets that drift from dreamy hooks to thick, fuzzy riffs with fun at the core. Milestones include sold-out headliners, standout turns at Bonnaroo, Peach Music Festival, and SweetWater 420 Fest, opening slots with Khruangbin, My Morning Jacket, and Tedeschi Trucks Band, plus stints with the house band on NBC’s Late Night with Seth Meyers. Her debut album, Joyride, arrived via AWAL in 2023, created with producer Gabe Monro and featuring Trey Anastasio as co-producer and guest guitarist on multiple tracks. Expect a welcoming crowd and a communal atmosphere that grows with every song.

Rod Wave performs live at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN.

Known as "The Teacha", Regi Wooten leads an ensemble that dives into funk, jazz, blues, rock, and soul with adventurous spirit. His approach moves from precise picking and percussive slaps to strumming, thumping, and fluid tapping, capped by bold chord voicings and groove-rich foundations. This fearless musicianship has drawn comparisons to innovators such as Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, and Chuck Berry. A natural mentor from an early age, he taught his younger brothers before they formed the Wooten Brothers Band as kids, with Regi on ukulele joined by Roy on drums, Rudy on saxophone, Joseph on keys, and Victor on bass. For this appearance, Regi Wooten and Friends gather standout Nashville players for a dynamic set that layers fresh techniques and jazz theory over deep funk grooves while roaming across styles. Surprise sit-ins may spark spontaneous moments on stage, keeping the music lively and unpredictable.

HeroWorks is gathering 1,000 participants at Nissan Stadium for large-scale bleeding control training that aims to set a Guinness World Record and equip the community with life-saving skills. Uncontrolled bleeding can be fatal in as little as 3 to 5 minutes, while emergency responders may arrive 7 to 10 minutes after a call, so the program concentrates on immediate actions by bystanders. Attendees will learn how to recognize and stop life-threatening bleeding through interactive, skills-based practice. Tickets are $25.

A talk with historian Dr. Antoinette G. van Zelm looks at how writers have portrayed women who lived in what is now Tennessee during the Revolutionary era from 1770 to 1810. It traces how nineteenth and early twentieth century accounts often praised these figures as devoted mothers and overlooked heroes, then explains how the rise of social history in the 1960s and 1970s broadened the narrative to more fully include Native and African American women. The program highlights especially extensive scholarship on Nan-ye-hi, also known as Nancy Ward, frequently referred to as the Beloved Woman or War Woman of Chota, and concludes with ideas for future research on women of this period in Tennessee. This Lunch and Learn is held in person in the Museum’s Digital Learning Center. Optional boxed meals from Apple Spice Nashville are available for $12.24, including a sandwich, chips, and a cookie, and must be ordered in advance through the ticket registration page.

Muletown Hobbies and Games hosts a free Magic: The Gathering Commander play night. Players can participate even without a deck, as loaner Commander decks are available, and MTG products are offered for purchase.

Enjoy a Scotch Doubles pool tournament paired with Happy Hour that continues through closing. Cold beer, good company, and great food set the tone for a relaxed evening.

For anyone curious about bone throwing or seeking a fresh approach to divination, this welcoming session introduces the practice, explains the meanings associated with the bones, and teaches methods for reading a throw. It is designed for complete beginners as well as those who simply want to learn more, offering a warm, magical evening of discovery.

Experience a soothing sound bath at Crystals & Coffee in Spring Hill, where Makayla leads a calming meditation while Jackie provides Reiki to support relaxation for mind, body, and spirit. This 45-minute session includes memory foam mats, pillows, and eye masks for comfort. Guests can enhance their experience with a cloud swing chair or a zero gravity chair. A small number of blankets will be available, and bringing a favorite blanket is welcome. Tickets are available in person, on the Crystals & Coffee website, or through the app.

AEG Presents brings the Off the Grid Tour to The Pinnacle with OLE 60, joined by 80 ACRES and Rob Langdon. This is an all ages event. Admission includes standing room access on a first-come, first-served basis for the floor, The Track, and the Upper Risers, along with a reserved balcony section. There is a limit of eight tickets per household, and orders that exceed this may be cancelled without notice. The Pinnacle is a cashless venue, and payments at the box office and bars are accepted by debit or credit card only.

Comedian Zarna Garg takes the stage with candid, cross-cultural stories about family life, channeling the quick wit and presence that earned praise for her debut special on Amazon Prime in 2023 and a 2025 Hulu follow-up that opened near the top of the charts. Her New York Times bestselling memoir, This American Woman from Random House, has resonated widely, and her stand-up has sold out rooms across the U.S., Europe, India, Dubai, and Riyadh. She has opened for Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, collaborates with creators like Mindy Kaling and Kevin Hart, and her interviews on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Meyers rank among the most-watched online. On screen, she broke out in the indie hit A Nice Indian Boy, a New York Times Critic’s Pick, and is currently at work on the Amazon MGM holiday comedy Clashing Through the Snow, in which she plays Gail alongside Christopher Briney and Michelle Randolph. She also hosts the Zarna Garg Family Show podcast with her husband and kids, exploring modern family life with humor and heart, and has been recognized with Instagram’s Ring Award among the world’s top creators. Known for sharp, relatable takes on home and family, she brings the same wit and magnetic presence that have earned acclaim on stage, on screen, and on the page.

Country artist Craig Campbell takes the spotlight with a career built on hits like Family Man, Fish, Keep Them Kisses Comin, Outta My Head, and the gold-certified Outskirts of Heaven. After launching Grindstone Recordings in 2020, he followed with two releases last year: Class of '89, a collection of six classic country songs honoring the influences that shaped his path as an artist and songwriter, and Almost Greatest Hits, new recordings of six of his best-known tracks. This year he is working with an experienced team to bring his single Missing You to country radio while expanding his tour across the U.S. and returning to Europe. Beyond the stage, he and his wife, Mindy, operate the award-winning Grindstone Cowboy, a combined coffee shop, restaurant, and music venue in Eagleville, Tennessee, with a second location under renovation in Shelbyville. He also founded the Kenny Campbell Foundation in 2023 in memory of his father, supporting colorectal and colon cancer causes, and the 10th annual edition of his Celebrity Cornhole Challenge raised more than $28,000 last year, contributing to over $1 million raised overall.

Stryper brings its high-energy Christian hard rock to Cannery Hall Nashville. The veteran quartet features original members Michael Sweet on vocals and guitar, Robert Sweet on drums, and Oz Fox on guitar, joined by bassist Perry Richardson. Across a long career, the group earned mainstream recognition with songs such as Calling on You, Honestly, and Always There for You, and is known for a sound often called heavenly metal. Their sixteenth studio album, When We Were Kings, highlights tight vocal harmonies, powerful guitar work, and passionate delivery, with tracks like Trinity and End of Days standing out. Themes on the record span faith, mercy, reconciliation, and confronting betrayal. This event is for ages 18 and over.

The sound of New Orleans fills the Gulch as the Rougarou six-piece brass band lights up Rudy’s with brass-powered grooves. Led by Brook Sutton on bass with Chris Walters at the piano, the group features Roy Agee on trombone, Andrew Carney on trumpet, Chris West on saxophone, and Josh Hunt on drums. Expect a blend of traditional Mardi Gras brass and funky New Orleans favorites, inspired by Dirty Dozen Brass Band, The Meters, Preservation Hall, Rebirth Brass Band, and Dr. John. The energy runs high, encouraging everything from toe tapping in your seat to getting on your feet. Freezer Sazerac drink specials are on offer, alongside red beans and rice, gumbo, shrimp po-boys, and other New Orleans fare. Service industry workers who present proof of employment at the door receive half-price SIN admission and half-price draft beer.

Focus on breast and lymph health with a dedicated wellness day that brings multiple services together in one convenient setting. Attendees can schedule appointments for Kicks & Flutters Mobile Ultrasound, HealthScan Thermography, and ALT lymph services from Broken and Beautiful. The experience goes beyond appointments by emphasizing education, connection, and encouragement. Meet wellness professionals in the lobby, ask questions, and learn supportive approaches for overall well-being while enjoying nutritional refreshments between sessions. Appointments are scheduled directly with each provider, and space is limited. If reserving more than one service, allow ample time between sessions to ensure a smooth visit.

Food trucks roll into Nashville for a multi day celebration at Opry Mills, featuring more than 40 trucks and vendors serving gourmet bites and desserts. Browse a marketplace of artisans offering handmade jewelry, artwork, and crafts, and enjoy activities for all ages in a lively setting. Admission is free for everyone. Free ticket registration is available and helps the food trucks plan for crowds.

Stevierock presents an acoustic set with his wife, MK, on the temperature-controlled patio at Acapulco Mexican Grill. Expect a varied setlist along with weekly food and drink specials. From time to time, there may be special guest appearances.

This event features a live performance by Teddy Swims at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.

Monica Ramey honors Harold Arlen, a defining voice of the Great American Songbook, in a concert highlighting beloved standards such as "Stormy Weather," "Come Rain or Come Shine," and "Over the Rainbow." Ramey’s path includes Indiana roots, studies in music performance at Indiana State University, an internship with the NARAS Foundation in Los Angeles, and a move to Nashville where the Nashville Jazz Workshop became a musical home. Her long partnership with acclaimed pianist Beegie Adair yielded multiple albums, sold out shows nationwide, and steady appearances at Birdland Jazz Club in New York. Critics from outlets including Nashville Scene, The Tennessean, and Broadway World have praised her deep grounding in jazz and her polished vocal style. High school or college students can enter the code STUDENT10 at checkout to receive $10 off a ticket.

Experience L7 on The Last Hurrah Tour 2026 at Cannery Hall Nashville in Nashville, TN. This event is open to ages 18 and over.