Your guide to the best things to do in the city.
The Jayhawks bring their 40th anniversary 'Sanctuary Park Tour' to Nashville's CMA Theater on Friday, November 13, at 7:30 PM, with Mary Gauthier opening. A look at the band's history, the new album, Gauthier's songwriting, and the intimate venue.
Concert by the Chicago-based punk and pop-punk band Belmont at Cannery Hall, part of the Ceremony Festival 2026.
Urban Bush Women celebrates four decades of dance and live music with works by founder Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, including the return of Shelter and the new commission Contemplations on Legacy.
Country music concert featuring SJ McDonald and other female artists at 3rd and Lindsley.
Holding Absence headlines the Ceremony Festival at Cannery Hall, with support from Sleep Theory, Arm's Length and Taylor Acorn.
Australian metalcore band Bloom live at Cannery Hall.
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Hattie B's opened its largest restaurant to date in East Nashville in July 2026, at 1206 Gallatin Avenue, with six heat levels, a full Southern sides menu, and a back garage shed with a bar and games.
The fifth annual Titans, Tito's, & Tails Dog Day takes over Nissan Stadium's South Plaza on Tuesday, Oct. 27, from 5-8 p.m. CT. A $5 ticket gets you free treats, pet activities, Tito's cocktails, and a Halloween costume contest, with proceeds benefiting Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary and New Leash on Life.
Free weekly Saturday college football watch party on the second floor and rooftop of Acme Feed and Seed with 22 TVs.
Live show headlined by Dear Maryanne with Kiss the Scientist, Excuse Me, Who Are You? and MooseCreek Park at DRKMTTR Collective.
Yearb4, a Nashville indie melodic hard rock band, plays The East Room with support from Scorched Waves, Multi Ultra and Sleep Naked.
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30th annual benefit concert honoring John Hiatt, with Keith Urban, Rosanne Cash, Steve Earle, and more, supporting Cumberland Heights.
The legendary country music radio show and stage, showcasing a mix of country legends and contemporary stars at the historic Grand Ole Opry House.
Emmy Award-winning holiday ballet with live Tchaikovsky score by the Nashville Symphony, set against the backdrop of the 1897 Tennessee Centennial Exposition.
