Live music in La Vergne, TN

At The Franklin Theatre, this program blends songs, personal storytelling, and a screening of A Long Road Home: The Cash Family’s Untold Story. The film explores how addiction affected the Cash family and the challenges of navigating family dysfunction and recovery. After the screening, Thomas Gabriel, Johnny Cash’s eldest grandson, shares his own journey and reflections. The evening concludes with a panel discussion featuring experts who address addiction, recovery, family healing, and the importance of community support. The focus is on open conversation, education, and hope.

The Williamson County Community Band performs at Franklin Bicentennial Park as part of the Bicentennial Park Concert Series.

A.J.'s Bar and Grill features a mix of karaoke and music-themed trivia, with rounds that include chances to win free beer. Dance interludes alternate with the singing and the questions. Tips from guests can keep the festivities going longer.

Amid the rolling Tennessee hills, O.A.R. brings its hallmark mix of narrative-driven songs and soulful rock to Franklin. FirstBank Amphitheater sets the stage for a milestone performance honoring thirty years on the road, offering an evening steeped in nostalgia and charged with rock energy.

Experience a live rooftop acoustic set from Jennifer Alvarado at Town Square Social.

The Jack Finley Band takes the stage for a live show at Happy's Sports Lounge.

The Twilight Train brings Hot August Night back to The Franklin Theatre, delivering an energetic salute to the music of Neil Diamond. Featuring Richard Jacques, Michelle Murray, and Tracey DiCicco, and supported by renowned Music City players, the show captures the spirit and drive of an authentic Neil Diamond concert. The set spans favorites, from “Sweet Caroline” to “Cracklin’ Rosie.” Those who experienced the previous engagement will recognize the buzz, while newcomers will find the same electric atmosphere.

Metal Minds Mini Festival is coming to Murfreesboro with a single-day rock and metal gathering focused on mental health. Look for high-energy performances, artist-led conversations about wellness, a “Glow for the Mind” fan lounge, a “Mind Market” vendor area, and more experiences designed to support awareness across Middle Tennessee. It pairs hard-hitting sound with a commitment to healing, turning loud music into louder advocacy. Updates on the venue, headliners, early bird ticket details, and the full lineup will be announced.

This event features two concerts.

Peter Noone brings Herman's Hermits back to The Franklin Theatre for a concert featuring signature hits. The band has sold more than 52 million recordings and earned 14 gold singles, with songs such as "Mrs. Brown, You've Got A Lovely Daughter" and "There's A Kind of Hush." Noone started performing at 15 and maintains a touring pace of more than 200 concerts each year.

Beatles 4 Sale brings a stripped-back celebration of the Beatles to McCreary's Irish Pub and Eatery in downtown Franklin, TN. This live tribute covers favorites from across the catalog, from early hits to later classics like She Loves You and Come Together, delivered with lively energy and a lighthearted touch. With nearly a decade of performing together, the band offers an intimate set of well-loved songs that encourages plenty of singing along.

Experience a high-voltage rock performance from Eden Storm, fusing a wide mix of styles into music that feels both familiar and new. Fronted by a commanding female vocalist and supported by a tight band, the set brims with personality, passion, grit, and a thunderous charge from start to finish.

A music class is offered at The Monkey's Treehouse with Musical Bridges Music Therapy.

A weekly gathering that pairs bold pours with live tunes. Look for whiskey flight deals and the signature Barrel Aged Old Fashioned crafted with an exclusive Harpeth blend from Leiper’s Fork Distillery. A Burger & Bourbon special also pairs a Wagyu burger with a featured pour for $30.