Live music in Smyrna, TN

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Indigo Girls bring their celebrated harmonies to Ryman Auditorium with special guest Linda Perry. The Grammy-winning duo of Emily Saliers and Amy Ray first broke through with the 1989 self-titled release powered by Closer to Fine and Kid Fears, then went on to make sixteen studio albums, sell more than 15 million records, and earn seven gold, four platinum, and one double platinum certifications. Their latest collection, Look Long, turns the lens on their beginnings, produced by John Reynolds and recorded at Peter Gabriel’s Real World Studios in the countryside outside Bath, England. Songs such as When We Were Writers and Shit Kickin’ explore early creative sparks and Southern roots, offering stories that invite reflection and calm. Their live shows are known for crowd singalongs that can rise above the band, creating a shared sense of community that has become a hallmark of their concerts.

A.J.'s Bar and Grill hosts karaoke paired with music trivia rounds that offer chances to win free beer. Expect dance breaks and other lively moments between the action. The entertainment can stretch later than planned when tips keep the momentum going.

JFB brings a live performance to the stage.

Johnny Blue Skies and the Dark Clouds perform live at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. The concert showcases the band in an arena setting.

This event at the Smith County Ag Center features food, games, and live music from several artists over the course of the day. A silent auction will offer many items for bidding. The lineup includes EXIT SOUTH.

Live music fills Westhaven Foundation Park at the McDonald Insurance Pickin Porch as Salty Dog, featuring Brad Vroon and Matt Magallanes, takes the stage. Settle in at a table beneath the trees at The Paddle Dog Boat House and enjoy gourmet hot dogs, burgers, grilled cheese, and craft beer. Paddle board rentals are available on Westhaven Lake. The setting is pet friendly and family friendly.

At the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Nashville, internationally recognized cellist, composer, and multilingual vocalist Ian Maksin, who performs in 43 languages, leads a globe-spanning program centered on the expressive power of the cello. The music draws on traditions that reach from the Sahara and the Mongolian steppe to the Balkans, the Caucasus, and the shores of the Pacific and the Mediterranean, weaving diverse sounds into a unified journey. Using a loop pedal and other electronics, he layers parts in real time so one cello blossoms into a richly textured ensemble. The performance features original instrumental pieces alongside selections from a catalog of more than 250 songs in many languages, including French, Italian, Farsi, Bosnian, Turkish, Kurmanji, Arabic, Ukrainian, Yiddish, Ladino, Spanish, Catalan, Greek, Georgian, Armenian, Hindi, and Nepali. Ticket options include general admission beginning in the third row at $35, a $30 general admission rate when purchasing three or more, and reserved seating in the first and second rows at $45. Seating within each section is open on arrival. Recommended for ages 12 and up.

Animal Control takes the stage for a live performance at Puckett's Restaurant in Franklin. Reservations are recommended, as the venue tends to reach capacity.

This gathering features wine alongside music. It centers on the simple combination of the two.

The Stolen Faces bring the songs of the Grateful Dead to Acme Feed & Seed in Nashville, TN. This all-ages performance is free to attend and offers a welcoming way to experience classic Grateful Dead music.

The Time Jumpers bring classic Western Swing to life with a lineup of Nashville studio veterans. Originating from informal Grand Ole Opry jam sessions and growing into a celebrated main-stage act, the group has earned two honors from the Association of Western Artists, one from the Western Music Association, and two Grammy nominations. Their performances are known for precise arrangements, expressive vocals, standout solos, and a rhythm section that keeps the music driving. Members’ credits span decades of country music, from Slim Whitman to Carrie Underwood, and extend into other genres with collaborations ranging from Barbra Streisand to Megadeth. Their long-running weekly shows at the Station Inn drew fellow musicians like Glen Worf, Brent Mason, Reggie Young, and Bob Moore, along with guests that have included 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. Use caution when purchasing from resellers and refer to TicketWeb’s purchase policy.

Dana and Alden appear as part of the Papa's Boat Tour. This event is open to all ages.

This weekly meeting of the Tennessee Songwriters Association International takes place in the Platform 615 room and is open to anyone who wants to attend or simply observe. Membership is required to pitch during designated pitch meetings. You can take part from anywhere in the world.

Music City Movement hosts a north-side Writers Night and Open Mic at Jolly Ollie’s Pizza & Pub in Hendersonville, offering an evening centered on creativity, community, and live music. Songwriters at any stage, from newcomers to seasoned artists, can share original work and connect with fellow creatives in a welcoming setting. The night begins with performances from featured artists, then shifts to an open mic. Settle in with a slice and a drink while you enjoy the show, or step up and perform your own songs. In-person signups are available at the venue, creating a supportive space to showcase talent and cheer on local artists.

Fruition presents Something More, The Final Tour with Carriers, celebrating the release of the band’s eighth studio album on Bloodshot Records and signaling a planned step back from touring after the run concludes. For more than 15 years, this acclaimed Americana group has built a grassroots following through layered vocal harmonies and a collaborative, song-first approach, weaving rock, soul, folk, and pop into a wide-angled take on American roots music. The new album, produced by Grammy winner Tucker Martine, known for work with The Decemberists and My Morning Jacket, distills nearly two decades of growth into a clear, honest statement. Its themes center on shedding old habits, easing the need for control, examining intentions, and entering each session with open, fearless hearts.

Music City Movement hosts a writers night and open mic at Honeytree Meadery, celebrating creativity, music, and community. The program begins with a featured artist, then the stage opens for participants to share their own work during the open mic. Enjoy live performances, connect with fellow creatives, and sip mead in a relaxed setting.

Haley Reinhart brings her Promise Tour to Nashville, showcasing the kind of soulful, era-spanning voice that first captured widespread attention. The Chicago native and double platinum-certified singer-songwriter broke through in 2011 with a third-place finish on season 10 of American Idol and later returned to the show as a mentor for soul performers. Her releases include the albums Listen Up! (2012), Better (2016), What’s That Sound? (2017), and Lo‑Fi Soul (2019), plus the 2022 EP Off The Ground featuring seven originals she wrote or co-wrote. Audiences know her acclaimed rendition of Elvis Presley’s Can’t Help Falling In Love, which has earned more than 400 million streams on Spotify and over 100 million views on YouTube, reaching No. 17 on Billboard’s Adult Contemporary chart and No. 31 on Adult Pop Airplay. She has collaborated widely, appearing on some of Postmodern Jukebox’s most-watched videos, recording four jazz duets with Jeff Goldblum, and stepping into dance music with Vicetone’s Something Strange and DJ Naeleck’s take on Creep. Beyond music, she voices Bill Murphy in Netflix’s F Is For Family and appears in Robert Rodriguez’s We Can Be Heroes as a superhero whose power is her voice, with a sequel currently being written. Her songs have been featured in campaigns for brands such as Mazda and JP Morgan Chase and in television series including Love Island, Gossip Girl, Nashville, Riverdale, The Wilds, America’s Got Talent, and Dancing with the Stars. After headlining more than 150 venues across North America in recent years and expanding to four continents on her 2025 and 2026 run, this stop highlights a powerhouse performer with a sound that feels both classic and new.

Sophie Hunter brings STEREOSCOPE The Tour to The 58 at Eastside Bowl in Nashville. This event is open to all ages.

Part of the Blush Red Tour, this concert at Cannery Hall Nashville features Kevin Atwater with Jessie Mazin. All ages are welcome. Kevin Atwater is a Chicago-born, New York-based singer and songwriter who built a devoted audience by sharing intimate, unfiltered songs online. A TikTok performance of “star tripping” drew more than 2.1 million views, and his demos have consistently reached hundreds of thousands, earning recognition from artists such as MUNA, Lizzy McAlpine, and Noah Kahan. His debut EP, Downers Grove, has surpassed 15 million streams. The single “why did you invite me to your wedding” sparked strong demand across social platforms and has been streamed over half a million times. He has toured in support of Jeremy Zucker, Leith Ross, and Searows. His first album, Achilles, exceeded 10 million streams, accompanied by a sold-out debut headline tour across North America and a short film inspired by “why did you invite me to your wedding” that premiered in New York City. He is currently developing the next full-length project, Blush Red.

Paris Paloma brings The Fatal Flaw Tour to Marathon Music Works in Nashville. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from every ticket supports organizations that protect reproductive rights. Ticket prices include taxes and fees, and buying at the venue box office comes with lower fees. The venue is cash free, with debit and credit cards accepted at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking is limited in the area, so rideshare is encouraged, and there is a designated pickup and dropoff spot near the entrance. The venue’s newsletter provides access codes, show announcements, exclusive presales, and rental discounts.