Live music in Gallatin, TN

At A.J.'s Bar and Grill, the mic opens for karaoke while music trivia rounds offer chances to win free beer. Dance breaks are part of the mix to keep the energy up. The program can run longer when tips keep coming, with the flow adjusting to the crowd.

Head to Eastside Bowl for The '58: Greasy Chicken Review: Revolver, a live music show featuring Greasy Chicken Review. Doors open at 7:00 PM, followed by the main show at 8:00 PM. This is an 18+ event unless you’re accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and a valid government-issued photo ID is required for entry.

Sumner County DARE is hosting a talent show at Hendersonville High School and is currently accepting performer applications. Performers of many types are invited, from singers and dancers to instrumentalists, comedians, gymnasts, and bands. An entry fee is required to apply, and only 25 acts will be chosen to perform. The current focus is on signing up performers, with details for spectator ticket sales to be shared closer to the event. It offers a stage for talent from across Sumner County to shine.

Chuck Johnson and the Handsome Hooligans take the stage at USA Sports Bar with a set steeped in southern rock. The band brings its sound to Mt Juliet, Tennessee for a live performance.

Enjoy an 18+ singer-songwriter night at The East Room featuring Ava McCoy, Frances Baker, Grace Christian X, and Ella Molsee. The show starts at 8:00 PM, and doors open at 7:30 PM.

Music City Movement hosts a writers night and open mic in Hendersonville at Jolly Ollie’s Pizza & Pub. The evening starts with performances by featured artists, then the mic opens to songwriters at any stage. Expect an energized atmosphere, original music, and opportunities to connect with fellow artists. Enjoy pizza and drinks while listening, or step up to share your own work. Sign-ups are available in advance or in person, offering a simple way to participate and support local talent.

Settle into warm summer nights beneath the stars with live performances from 13 bands spanning a variety of musical styles across the season. Attendees may bring lawn chairs or make use of plentiful seating on the plaza, and families will find open space where children can play. The Streets of Indian Lake Mall hosts the series with shopping and dining close at hand, and these no-cost concerts are made possible by Album Indian Lake 55+ Community.