Events in Davidson County, TN

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.

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.

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.

An open casting call invites actors to audition for The Quiet Hours, a short film in the spirit of Twilight Zone style storytelling. Auditions take place at the Nashville Film Institute. The team seeks performers who are drawn to psychological suspense, unexpected twists, and narratives that blur the line between the real and the uncanny. Please prepare a two-minute solo monologue of your choice that showcases your range. Both experienced actors and those pursuing a new creative challenge are welcome, and the organizers look forward to discovering the talent within the community.

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.

This soul line dance class welcomes every experience level at Madison Library in Madison, Tennessee. Newcomers are especially welcome, with a chance to get your steps in while learning one or two dances.

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.

The club meets at Golden Corral Buffet & Grill in Hermitage. Attendees who want to have dinner or chat with friends can arrive before the meeting. The meeting is expected to last about an hour. This location will host the remaining meetings of the year.

At The Truth in Nashville, The Chicks deliver a dynamic performance that blends longtime favorites with a fresh spark. Expect radiant harmonies, unapologetic songwriting, and a set built for big singalongs alongside tender ballads. The live energy fills the room and turns their songs into a timeless experience.

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.

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.

Lorcana fans can explore Hyperia City early at a prerelease event. Entry is $30. Each participant receives a prerelease kit from the newest set and builds a 40 card deck while ignoring color restrictions. The tournament consists of four Swiss rounds, and a pack is awarded for each match win.

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.

Spooky Sprint brings running for all ages to Two Rivers Park in Nashville. Packet pickup takes place before the action begins, the kids dash gathers at the start line and is guided to its starting area, and the National Anthem leads into the main start. Live results and awards can be checked at the registration tent right after you finish. Each registration includes thoughtful perks such as a designer shirt, a custom finisher medal, chip timing with live results and award eligibility, complimentary photos, and snacks at the finish. The event emphasizes a family friendly atmosphere that welcomes every pace and fitness level, whether you aim for a personal record or prefer to take it easy. Choose from 5k, 10k, or Half Marathon entries that come with a custom bib, the designer shirt, and a medal. The 1 Mile option is untimed and also includes a custom bib, the shirt, and a medal. The kids dash is an untimed run for ages 10 and under, and registration provides a mini bib, a youth sized shirt, and a medal created specifically for the dash. Children who skip the swag may participate in the kids dash at no cost. Youth pricing is available for the 5k and 10k, with entries for ages 12 and under priced at 17 dollars. To guarantee a shirt, register by midnight on the Thursday that falls two weeks before race day.

Settle in for a scenic round trip aboard the Fall Foliage Excursion Train and take in the rolling hills of Tennessee. The route travels east from Nashville on the Nashville and Eastern Railroad, a line that once belonged to the Tennessee Central Railway, and includes a stop in Watertown for lunch at local restaurants. On the train, food, beer, and wine are available for purchase, along with refreshments and souvenirs, and outside food or drinks are not permitted. This outing returns to Nashville the same day. Ticket options include $40 for children under 12, $80 for coach, $120 for the premier wine tasting coach, and $160 for dome seating, with a convenience fee applied to all tickets. Sales are final and cannot be exchanged or refunded, and major credit cards are accepted. Passengers who use wheelchairs or need special assistance should make arrangements in advance.

This community celebration of science, technology, engineering, art, and math in Antioch partners with Adventure Science Center to showcase robots, fossils, paper rockets, and more.

Lay Day at the Hermitage location honors the memory of Leighton Williams, a yearly tradition for the Whitt’s family. During this event, 100 percent of proceeds from the Hermitage Whitt’s are donated to children’s charities in her name. Orders placed online and through delivery partners such as DoorDash and Uber Eats are included. Those who cannot visit can still contribute via Venmo to Kelly-Hollister-4 or by mailing a donation. The day is dedicated to celebrating Leighton and sustaining the legacy created in her honor.

A community-centered market featuring local growers and makers, offering seasonal produce when available, fresh baked treats, artisan crafts, and one of a kind finds. The seller roster changes from one market to the next, so there is always something new to discover, and the event goes on in any weather. Whether you are stocking up on staples or browsing for a special gift, it provides a welcoming place to support neighborhood businesses and connect with others.

Practice and build your Spanish in a friendly conversation club created for those who already know a bit and want to learn more. A native Spanish speaking instructor leads interactive conversations, games, and engaging activities to strengthen speaking skills. Whether you have taken a class, learned in school, or picked up Spanish while traveling, this relaxed setting offers supportive practice at your level. No registration required.

Mott Cha Pop-Up Parties have become Mott Cha Markets, creating a relaxed outdoor marketplace on the patio that highlights community, creativity, and boba. Expect local small businesses and vendors, live performances by area musicians, and plenty of Mott Cha drinks to enjoy while you browse. It is a casual setting for discovering new artists, shopping small, and savoring a favorite sip. Vendor and musician applications are available for those interested in participating.

Celebrate the arrival of fall at Cheekwood with a relaxed outdoor setting featuring Nashville food trucks, seasonal brews, and live music from regional bands. Settle in at a picnic table or on a blanket beneath the changing leaves to enjoy the sights, sounds, and flavors of the season. The music lineup includes MERJ, a Nashville-based group that blends jazz, blues, and funk into groove-forward songs with rich harmony and catchy hooks, and Tim Gartland, a roots and blues harmonica player and songwriter whose path began after seeing Muddy Waters live and who has released six solo albums recognized by outlets such as DownBeat, the Boston Globe, and Nashville Scene.

Country hitmakers share their songs and the stories behind them at a daytime Backstage Nashville songwriters showcase. VIP Reserved seating is available at tables for up to four in the first two rows, and General Admission allows you to choose seats upon arrival. The show is fully seated with a mix of high top and low top tables. Food and beverages are available when the venue opens. Arriving early increases the chances of finding preferred seating.

At The Fisher Center in Nashville, award-winning actor Max McLean takes the stage as C.S. Lewis in a multimedia theatrical experience shaped by Lewis’s own words. The production traces the journey that persuaded Lewis of the divinity of Christ, explains how the BBC gave him a wide audience for wartime broadcasts that later became Mere Christianity, and examines how the rise of Hitler influenced the creation of The Screwtape Letters. It also explores Lewis’s insights on prayer, heaven, and the Second Coming of Christ, and how those ideas helped shape The Chronicles of Narnia. The performance runs 90 minutes with no intermission and concludes with a post-show discussion with Max McLean. Recommended for ages 13 and older. Children under age 4 are not admitted.

Marking four decades at the forefront of movement and social activism, THIS IS RISK reflects on its past while pressing ahead through purposeful storytelling that reaches toward collective brilliance. The program features live music and landmark pieces by founder Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, alongside a new commission by longstanding UBW collaborator and choreographer Vincent Thomas. Crafted as a high-energy experience, it guides the audience into a fresh space of shared creativity.

AEG Presents brings Interpol’s North America Tour 2026 to The Pinnacle with DIIV and French Police. This all-ages show offers general admission along with reserved balcony and reserved floor riser options. General admission is standing room only and includes access to the floor, The Track, and Upper Risers on a first come basis. There is a six ticket limit per household, and purchases beyond that may be canceled without notice. Ticket pricing may change depending on demand. The Pinnacle operates cashless, with debit and credit cards accepted at the box office and bars.

A scholarship benefit brings together all VU reunion classes for an evening with two sets by Melonious Funk, the ironically named and often misspelled group known as Nashville's longest running and most elusive Grateful Dead tribute band.

TRIPP EVENTS presents a high energy LGBTQ+ TSU Homecoming celebration at Timeless Event Center, centered on community, music, and pride. Expect top DJs keeping the music going, specialty drinks, special guests and live shows, and a premium party atmosphere. Free parking is available. Presale general admission is $25 plus fees. The VIP table experience is $200 plus fees and includes entry for five, a reserved premium table, one premium bottle, five VIP wristbands, and express entry with no waiting. Stylish attire is encouraged. Everyone is welcome, with love and good vibes.

At the Southern Festival of Books in Nashville, award-winning author Lisajoy Sachs will sign copies of her novels Bright One and Golden Flight at Booth 51 and Booth 52. This gathering is one of the oldest literary festivals in the country, bringing hundreds of authors and thousands of visitors to downtown Nashville. It is free to attend and features stages for performances, a variety of food trucks, and many publishers and booksellers.

Award winning author Lisajoy Sachs will be at Booth 51 and Booth 52 signing her novels Bright One and Golden Flight during the Southern Festival of Books. This long running celebration of the written word takes place at Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park in downtown Nashville, bringing together hundreds of authors and thousands of visitors. The festival is free and features performance stages, food trucks, and many publishers and booksellers.

Sazón Latin Food Festival brings a family friendly outdoor celebration of Latin flavors to Bearded Iris Brewing in Germantown. A curated group of vendors serves dishes from the Caribbean, Central America, and South America, with desserts in the mix, while lively Latin music and drinks set a festive tone. Entry requires a ticket or RSVP. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Vegetarian and vegan selections are typically available, and gluten free options vary by vendor. Pets should be left at home unless the venue indicates otherwise. Photos and video may be captured during the event, and attendance implies consent to appear in promotional media. All sales are final.

Learn the fundamentals of quilt piecing while making a playful ghost block with a Halloween twist. Use it as a stand-alone accent or stitch it into a larger project. Reservations are nonrefundable since each spot is held for a specific participant. If plans change, the seat can be transferred to a friend by calling 615-454-5808.

A relaxed third-Sunday music gathering with a potluck and BYOB format. Participants are welcome to bring an instrument and songs to share, and a house keyboard will be available. Those who prefer to listen can enjoy performances from songwriters in an easygoing setting.

Jazz On The Cumberland marks its 15th anniversary with a national celebration featuring television coverage and a live stream. The milestone program brings together local residents, visitors, and jazz lovers from across the country, with appearances by city officials, dignitaries, members of the local and national media, alumni, and special guest performances. Commemorative 15-year anniversary merchandise will be available. The celebration includes a message of thanks to everyone for helping it become nationally ranked the number one destination for jazz in Music City Nashville. It takes place at Wasioto Park, formerly Cumberland Park, in Nashville.

Bridgestone Arena in Nashville hosts a live music event featuring MercyMe alongside Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley. This multi-artist performance brings them together on one stage.

Soul After 7 brings The Funk Junkies to Kingdom Café & Grill for a weekly dose of live soul and funk in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Expect two energizing sets, with the music kicking off once a crowd gathers. It is a Sunday series most weeks, skipping the fourth Sunday of each month. Food and drinks are available, and there is complimentary parking on site. Advance tickets are offered online, or pay a $15 cover at the door with multiple payment options. It is a fitting pick for a date, an easy after-dinner stop, or anyone exploring Nashville’s live music scene.

Chris, Elizabeth, and Elijah Golden take the stage at The Troubadour Nashville, uniting two generations through a close-knit vocal blend backed by an all-star Nashville band. The concert revisits well-known songs from the Goldens alongside new songs that look ahead to what comes next. Between numbers, they share the inspirations behind their music, pairing heartfelt storytelling with polished musicianship and the kind of in-the-moment spark that happens when loved ones and collaborators share a Nashville stage. Surprise appearances from familiar faces are possible.

Rudy's Jazz Room hosts its sanctioned professional jazz jam, bringing together some of Nashville’s finest with the city’s next wave of jazz artists. The music unfolds in real time as new musicians sit in onstage, honoring the jazz tradition of exploration and surprise. Performers span generations and backgrounds, so unexpected moments are part of the experience. All ages are welcome. A $10 minimum purchase for food or beverages is required.

Avery Kern performs live at Freebird Stores in downtown Nashville. Attendees can shop for boots, enjoy a cocktail, and listen to live music in one convenient spot.

Sedona Taphouse in Nashville is highlighting Pink Christmas as the charity of the month. During this dine out fundraiser, a portion of proceeds from meals will be donated to Pink Christmas to support breast cancer survivors and their families. Guests can enjoy a meal knowing their purchase contributes to a mission of care and community.

A soothing yoga session welcomes practitioners of every experience level, centering on breath, gentle movement, and nurturing shapes. Expect approachable sequences infused with the creative touch of Small World Yoga instructors, all with the intention of fostering balance and a sense of calm during practice and beyond.

AEG Presents brings Knocked Loose and Denzel Curry to The Pinnacle in Nashville, with Boundaries and Superheaven also performing. All ages are welcome. The show offers tiered general admission with reserved balconies. General admission tiers share the same access and cover the Floor, The Track, and Upper Risers, with placement available on a first come, first served basis. Multiple GA price tiers may be shown at once, and once a tier sells out it may no longer be available. There is a six ticket limit per household, and orders above that limit may be canceled without notice. The Pinnacle operates as a cashless venue, so debit or credit cards are required for the box office and bars.

New Material Mondays brings a weekly dose of stand-up to Zanies Nashville, spotlighting comics from the city and beyond as they test fresh jokes onstage. The lineup stays unannounced, so every show is a surprise. Nashville is welcoming a wave of new talent and is also home to nationally touring headliners, and this series gives them space to develop brand new material in front of a live audience.

The Stolen Faces bring a weekly tribute to the music of the Grateful Dead to Acme Feed & Seed in Nashville. The show is open to all ages and free to attend.

Sonic Live in Concert marks 35 years of Sonic the Hedgehog with a stage production that spans the franchise from its 1991 debut to today. A live ensemble joins rock players, singers, and electronic textures, performing fan favorites and a wide range of music while HD visuals of classic stages, key moments, and boss showdowns play in sync. Arrangements include playful musical Easter eggs that bring Sonic’s world to life in a fresh way. The program also salutes the creative contributions of composers Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani. Produced by Senbla and SEGA as part of a global anniversary celebration, the U.S. tour includes a single performance at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.

The Time Jumpers are an acclaimed Western Swing group from Nashville made up of some of the city’s finest studio musicians. Recognized with multiple honors from the Association of Western Artists and the Western Music Association, and nominated twice for Grammys, the band grew from informal Grand Ole Opry jam sessions into main-stage performances and a go-to Monday night tradition in town. Their résumés span generations of country music, from Slim Whitman to Carrie Underwood, and reach well beyond the genre through collaborations that range from Barbra Streisand to Megadeth. Their shows spotlight tight arrangements, soulful vocals, standout soloists, and a rhythm section built to swing. A long-running weekly stint at Nashville’s Station Inn filled the room for nearly a decade and drew peers like Glen Worf, Brent Mason, Reggie Young, and Bob Moore, along with guests including Jimmy Dean, Vince Gill, Amy Grant, Reba McEntire, Robert Plant, BJ Thomas, The White Stripes, Kings of Leon, Luna Halo, Norah Jones, John Rich, Robben Ford, Ronnie Dunn, Bonnie Raitt, Ronnie Milsap, and Kelly Clarkson. Please note that tickets bought through third-party sellers or brokers are not guaranteed by 3rd and Lindsley. Use caution with resellers and review TicketWeb’s Purchase Policy.

Rudy’s Jazz Room hosts a high-energy night led by multi-instrumentalist Giovanni Rodríguez, a Nashville favorite known for vibrant salsa, bachata, and percussion-driven rhythms. He appears with seasoned veterans of the city’s Latin music scene, featuring Giovanni 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. The front section near the stage becomes the heart of the dance floor, so general admission in that area offers standing room with limited seating and seats are not guaranteed. Tickets for bar seats and tables are also available, and those options provide guaranteed seating.

Avery Kern performs live at Freebird in downtown Nashville. The shop turns into a relaxed music spot where visitors can browse boots, enjoy a cocktail, and take in the performance, all in one place.

This event offers a casual viewing of the game with others.

Enjoy a lively celebration of country and pop as Todd Herendeen presents a variety show featuring favorites inspired by Cash, Orbison, Dolly, the King, and more at Todd Herendeen's Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theatre. Guests can choose a dinner-and-show package or opt for the show only. The dinner includes a buffet and salad bar with coffee, tea, or water, and soda and alcoholic beverages are available for purchase. Tickets are available online or by calling 629-331-9007.

The fall Climb Sessions at Climb West return as a six week series led by a returning instructor. Each weekly meeting begins with a brief conversation on the second floor, then attendees break into smaller groups to get on the walls, build skills, and connect with fellow climbers. Participants are welcome to share specific topics they would like covered so the sessions reflect the interests of the group.

Presented by Music City Movement, this evening at Honeytree Meadery in Nashville highlights creativity in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. It begins with a performance by a featured artist, then moves into an open mic where writers and performers of any experience level can share their work. Attendees can expect live performances, a cozy setting, and mead. Sign-ups are available in advance or in person on the night of the event, offering an easy way to participate and support local artists.

Sons of Legion brings a rock and soul fusion shaped by a chance meeting of two musicians from opposite coasts who chose to make music together. Their set mixes raw rock energy, blues feeling, and the timeless pull of soul, balancing grit with polish while delivering lyrics that aim for both heart and head. Songs like Brand New Day, Power, and Firestarter highlight their songwriting. With nearly 1.8 million monthly listeners on Spotify and music heard on ESPN, Dodge Ram, Netflix, and NBC, their reach extends far beyond their Nashville roots. This performance features Kenny Sharp.