Live music in Nashville, TN

At Acme Feed & Seed, The Stolen Faces perform a live tribute to the music of the Grateful Dead. The show is open to all ages and there is no cover.

Robin Trower presents an energizing evening of guitar-driven rock that traces a career spanning six decades, from early work with Procol Harum to solo milestones like his gold album Bridge of Sighs. Guided by a song-first approach, he appears with collaborators Richard Watts on vocals and Chris Taggart on drums, shaping a sound that balances feeling and precision. Whether you have followed him since Bridge of Sighs or are discovering his music now, this performance highlights a lasting influence on rock.

AEG Presents hosts a stop on Jungle’s World Tour 2026 at The Pinnacle, featuring the London duo Tom McFarland and Joshua Lloyd-Watson. Known for sleek electronic grooves infused with disco, soul, and hip hop, the group’s live show pairs rhythmic intensity with a distinctive visual style shaped by choreography and cinematic flair. The performance showcases music from Volcano, the follow-up to Loving in Stereo, alongside earlier releases that include a Mercury Prize-nominated, Gold-certified debut and the album For Ever. Their catalog has reached UK Top 10 placements, a number 3 peak in the UK for Loving in Stereo, and a number 1 on the US Billboard Dance Album chart, with more than a billion streams and over a million album equivalents collectively. This is an all-ages event. The main floor is general admission standing with access to the floor, The Track, and upper risers on a first come, first served basis, and the balcony offers reserved seating. There is a limit of four tickets per household, and orders above that may be canceled. The venue operates cash-free, and the box office and bars accept debit or credit cards only.

The Time Jumpers bring Nashville’s Western Swing tradition to life with a lineup drawn from the city’s top studio musicians. Widely recognized for excellence, the group has earned two honors 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 appearances and a reputation as a must-see act in their hometown. Their repertoire and experience span the breadth of country music, with credits that reach from Slim Whitman to Carrie Underwood, and their sessions with artists like Barbra Streisand and Megadeth show the range their members bring to the stage. Expect tightly crafted arrangements, expressive vocals, standout instrumental features, and a rhythm section that keeps the music swinging. Their performances at Nashville’s Station Inn have drawn fellow pros such as Glen Worf, Brent Mason, Reggie Young, and Bob Moore, along with an eclectic list of admirers that includes Jimmy Dean, Vince Gill, Amy Grant, Jimmy Buffet, 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 obtained through third party sellers or brokers are not guaranteed by 3rd and Lindsley. Buyers should use caution when purchasing from third parties and review TicketWeb’s Purchase Policy.

A mainstay of Nashville’s salsa and jazz community leads an upbeat night of dancing and Latin grooves. Multi-instrumentalist Giovanni Rodríguez performs salsa, bachata, and percussion-forward rhythms with veteran players from the local Latin scene. The ensemble features 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. Ticketing includes general admission in the front section by the stage and dance floor, along with options for bar seats and tables. The front section will offer standing room with limited seating because much of that area will be cleared for dancing, so seats are not promised with general admission. A reserved place to sit is available only with table or bar-seat tickets.

An evening at The Nashville Palace celebrates the life and passion of Joe Diffie. This tribute honors his legacy.

Songwriters and music creatives connect at the Tennessee Songwriter Association International weekly meeting in the Platform 615 room. Attendance is open to all, whether observing or taking part in the discussion. Participation in pitch meetings requires active membership with the organization. For questions or information about membership, contact President Joe DeLucas at tsainashville@gmail.com. Individuals can take part from anywhere in the world.

Presented by Music City Movement, this writers night and open mic at Honeytree Meadery offers a welcoming evening of creativity and live music. The program starts with a featured performer, then opens the floor for participants to share their own work and connect with fellow artists. Expect a cozy setting and mead from the venue alongside the performances. Sign ups are available in advance or on site, with a focus on showcasing talent and supporting the local creative community.

Slayyyter brings the WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD TOUR to Brooklyn Bowl Nashville. The performance welcomes attendees of all ages.

At The Muses Studio, musicians, comedians, writers, and artists can refine their material in short open mic sets. Participants may book up to three five minute slots, with the option to add a studio recording. Free parking is available, treats are on hand, and there are no minimums. Outside food or drinks are not allowed.

The Basement Nashville hosts a pre-GONERFEST rock show with performances by MOTO, Liquids, The Sleeveens, Wesley & The Boys, and Part Time Filth. Advance tickets are $20.

As part of the Blair Symphonic Series, the Vanderbilt Wind Symphony kicks off the 2026–27 season under guest conductor Robin Fountain, emeritus professor of conducting who led the ensemble for over twenty years. The program highlights the richness of twentieth century American and British wind music, moving from energetic brilliance to moments of deep expression and featuring both full-ensemble color and featured soloists. Leonard Bernstein’s Divertimento appears in Clare Grundman’s wind band arrangement, interweaving graceful waltzes, jazz-tinged rhythms, and bright fanfares. Percy Grainger’s Shepherd’s Hey channels the lively spirit of an English Morris dance, while Ralph Vaughan Williams’s Toccata Marziale showcases ceremonial power through bold brass writing and vibrant counterpoint. The concert also features Vaughan Williams’s Concerto for Bass Tuba in Merlin Patterson’s band arrangement, balancing a spirited opening with a lyrical Romanza and a sparkling final Rondo. Presented in Ingram Hall with reserved seating. Tickets are $13.50.

Cannery Hall Nashville hosts an event featuring Stanley Simmons. Admission is limited to guests 18 and older.

Songwriters Night at Travellers Rest offers an evening of live music in a relaxed, bring-your-own-seat setting. Tickets are $30, with sponsorship and patron opportunities available. Food and beverages will be sold, and the event is open to all ages.

Audrey Spillman marks the release of Nightingale with a performance alongside friends. A singer songwriter whose music has been recorded by artists such as Amy Grant and heard in film and television, she has shared the stage with Rodney Crowell and worked in the studio with Kris Kristofferson. Years spent on St. Simon Island in Georgia, followed by a move to Nashville, shaped the new album with the spirit of the southern coast. Produced by Grammy nominated Neilson Hubbard, Nightingale centers on faith, family, and home with a southern gothic sound. The album features contributions from John Moreland, Mindy Smith, Garrison Starr, and Grammy winning songwriter Natalie Hemby.

Blue Mother Tupelo performs live at Nectar: Urban Cantina in Nashville, Tennessee. This full-service, family-owned neighborhood cantina serves fresh Mexican street food and offers a full bar, with live music presented in an outdoor setting. Donations in the form of a love offering are appreciated.

Buller Fest 2026 features a lineup of musicians and entertainers spread across two days, offering plenty of live music and good times. More information will be shared regularly as plans continue to come together.

Ryman Auditorium hosts Emmy-nominated writer, stand-up comedian, actor, and NAACP award-winner Josh Johnson as he brings JOSH JOHNSON’S COMEDY BAND CAMP to the stage, a blend of sharp comedy and live music that channels the camaraderie of a big band and the nostalgic spirit of summer camp. Building on the momentum of his FLOWERS Tour, which delivered multiple record-setting sellouts at major theaters in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, Toronto, and Chicago, Johnson continues a theatre run across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. Known as a rotating host and correspondent on The Daily Show, he also shares weekly stand up sets on his YouTube channel. With more than 10 million followers and over half a billion views, plus 38 hours of topical stand up released for live audiences, WIRED has dubbed him “the funniest guy on the internet.”

The Vanderbilt University Orchestra, led by Ernesto Estigarribia Mussi, opens the 2026 to 2027 season with a program shaped around transformation, renewal, and the forces that bring about change. Presented in Ingram Hall as part of the Blair Symphonic Series, the concert spotlights the Blair School of Music’s student musicians in a dynamic pairing of a contemporary score and a groundbreaking classic. Jacob Bancks’s The Healing Machine traces a path toward restoration, moving between kinetic rhythms, richly colored sonorities, and moments of quiet reflection to affirm resilience and growth. Igor Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring, first heard in Paris in 1913, redefined modern music with its depiction of ancient spring rituals that culminate in a sacrificial dance. Its surging rhythmic drive, audacious harmonies, and visceral intensity continue to make it a pillar of the orchestral repertoire. Reserved seating is in effect, with tickets priced at $13.50.

Seating is limited for this high-energy funk showcase from The Smoking Section, a curated 16-piece group of Nashville studio players united by a love of all things funk. They deliver a unique show you will not hear anywhere else, and the night is set to be a dance party.

VINYL FOUR returns to Alley Pub in Bellevue for an evening centered on sing-alongs and dancing. Comfortable shoes are encouraged, and voices will get a workout as the crowd keeps the dance floor moving.

Remo Drive and sports. share the stage at Cannery Hall Nashville for an event open to ages 18 and over. Remo Drive, the Minnesota duo of brothers Erik and Stephen Paulson, built momentum with their distinctive indie rock and the albums Greatest Hits and Natural, Everyday Degradation, then returned to their parents' basement with a secondhand Tascam recorder to self-produce A Portrait of an Ugly Man. That album embraces agile, guitar-forward arrangements and a looser vibe, nodding to classic and desert rock and the cinematic feel of old Westerns, with songs like If I've Ever Looked Too Deep In Thought, Ode to Joy, and Star Worship blending self-awareness, humor, and weightier themes. Joining them, sports. is a three-piece rooted in the Midwest emo tradition, formed in Boston and now based across Green Bay, New Haven, and New York. Their debut full-length, Demon Daze, grew into a cult favorite after a hiatus and is often cited as a gateway into the style. The band has reunited to mark the record's tenth anniversary with its first full-band tour in more than six years and a remastered edition featuring ten bonus tracks of demos, remixes, and acoustic versions. Their live sets are known for high energy, intricate guitar work, and sing-along hooks.

Vikki and the SuperNovas bring an electrifying show to the second floor, setting a high-energy tone for the end of the week. Expect upbeat music, plenty of dancing, and a lively atmosphere that pairs well with drinks.

Touch of Brews, presented by Dogfish Head Beer & Cocktails, returns for its sixth year at its new home, Two Rivers Mansion in Donelson. This family friendly music festival offers a comfortable setting with plenty of shade and convenient parking. Families can look forward to kid focused activities, a variety of craft vendors, and a welcoming atmosphere. Children 12 and under attend free with a paid adult, and leashed, friendly dogs are welcome. The music lineup features Kendall Street Company, Brown Eyed Women, Honey Island Swamp Band, New Ponies, a Bob Dylan tribute, Tennessee Warblers, and School of Rock. Tickets are available in tiers. A two for one option is offered at $30 plus fees during an initial sale window, followed by an early bird price of $25 plus fees and a general admission price of $30 plus fees.

Backstage Nashville hosts a daytime hit songwriters showcase where the creators of country favorites perform and share the stories behind them. Food and beverages are available as soon as doors open. VIP Reserved seating places you closest to the stage, with tables that accommodate up to four people in the first two rows. General Admission is open seating, and you choose your spot upon arrival. The show is fully seated with a mix of high top and low top tables, and arriving early helps you secure preferred seats.

Shaun Munday brings a solo performance to Rudy’s Jazz Room in Nashville, weaving soul, jazz, R&B, and pop into a seamless set. Trained at Berklee, he creates the impact of a full band through layered vocals, nuanced bass, and live looping. The venue’s intimate atmosphere makes this an inviting early show for listeners seeking a groove-centered experience. Reservations are recommended.

Country artist Britnee Kellogg delivers an upbeat, crowd-ready show shaped by a passion that began as a six-year-old at a Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash concert. Since then she has shared stages with Blake Shelton, Lee Brice, Kane Brown, and Jon Pardi, and appeared on Seasons 11 and 12 of American Idol. Her recent focus on connecting with fans online has led to viral moments and chart debuts, including Back of My Mind with more than 19 million TikTok impressions and a number 4 debut on the iTunes charts, and Hey Mama with over 18 million TikTok impressions and a number 3 debut. Back of My Mind has surpassed 10 million combined streams, while Hey Mama has reached 9 million. A 12 song full-length album is on the way, telling her story through soulful country vocals. The performance brings a celebratory energy and songs that aim to resonate, encouraging listeners to pursue their dreams.

Dylan Gossett and Charles Wesley Godwin take the stage at The Pinnacle with special guest Max Alan, presented by AEG Presents. All ages are welcome, and tickets are available now. The show features tiered general admission with reserved balcony seating. General admission tiers differ only by price, and all GA tickets provide the same access to the floor, track area, and upper risers on a first come, first served basis. Multiple GA price levels may be offered at the same time, and once a tier sells out it will no longer be available. There is a limit of four tickets per household and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled. The Pinnacle is a cashless venue, so plan to use a debit or credit card at the box office and bars.

The New Pornographers take the stage at Cannery Hall Nashville for an all-ages show. For more than two decades, this celebrated indie rock collective has released nine studio albums, from the breakout Mass Romantic to Continue as a Guest, continually unveiling fresh sounds while holding onto the melodic spark that defines them. Their next album, The Former Site Of, arrives on Merge Records, and the new single Votive is already out. Critics at outlets including New York Magazine, Rolling Stone, NPR Music, and Stereogum have highlighted the band’s mix of big hooks, sharp wit, and layered arrangements, and they are often mentioned alongside peers such as Yo La Tengo and Superchunk for their ability to evolve without losing their identity.

A candlelit classical performance transforms The Parthenon in Nashville into an intimate setting for a live, multi‑sensory concert. The Listeso String Quartet showcases Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, guiding listeners through Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, alongside Massenet’s Méditation from Thaïs, Max Richter’s Spring 3 from his recomposed take on The Four Seasons, and Piazzolla favorites Verano Porteño and Libertango. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests ages 8 and older are welcome, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Seating is assigned within zones on a first come first served basis.

Kacey Musgraves brings the Middle Of Nowhere Tour to Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. Two shows are scheduled at the venue, giving audiences more than one opportunity to catch the concert.

Candlelight concerts transform remarkable spaces in Nashville into intimate settings for a live, multi-sensory music experience. This edition celebrates the songs of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons at The Parthenon, performed by the Listeso String Quartet under the warm glow of candlelight. The setlist features Coldplay favorites like Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, paired with Imagine Dragons hits including Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Thunder, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. The performance runs 60 minutes. Doors open 60 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not allowed once the concert starts. Guests must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant with limited accessibility, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.