Join Amelia’s Flowers owner Mattie Bush-Martin in celebrating the shop’s 10th anniversary. The event will take place at the team’s West Nashville wine bar, Pont Neuf, from 12 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 28.
Mark your calendars! Bringle's Smoking Oasis and Modern South are joining forces to host the inaugural Nashville Crawfish Festival on Sunday, April 19, starting at 11 am.
Join us Sunday, March 29 at 3rd & Lindsley for the Girls Write Nashville Annual Benefit Concert, presented as part of Lightning 100’s Sunday Night series.
In celebration of Dolly Parton’s 2025 book, "Star of the Show: My Life on Stage," the museum will host a panel discussion focused on Parton’s touring success. Panelists will include author and historian Robert K.
Come make friendship bracelets with us! Concertgoers everywhere are trading bracelets with fellow fans and their favorite artists to symbolize friendship and unity.
Channel your inner country music star to create an inventive mic using color, gems, sequins, and your own creativity. When finished, strike a pose behind the iconic Grand Ole Opry microphone stand and snap a photo.
Alex Miller was a contestant on American Idol’s nineteenth season in 2021. He has written his songs "I'm Over You So Get Over Me,” “More Country Than You” featuring Emily Ann Roberts, “Puttin’ Up Hay,” and “The Byrd” featuring Tracy Byrd.
Alex Miller was a contestant on American Idol’s nineteenth season in 2021. He has written his songs "I'm Over You So Get Over Me,” “More Country Than You” featuring Emily Ann Roberts, “Puttin’ Up Hay,” and “The Byrd” featuring Tracy Byrd.
C. J. Lewandowski is the founder of bluegrass ensemble the Po’ Ramblin’ Boys, which won the International Bluegrass Music Association’s 2018 New Artist of the Year award.
Max T. Barnes wrote “Before You Kill Us All” (Randy Travis), “How Your Love Makes Me Feel” (Diamond Rio), “Let Go of the Stone” (John Anderson), “Love Me” (Collin Raye), and “Way Down Deep” (Vern Gosdin), the latter with his father, Max D.
Rain Dance is Nashville psych-pop royalty: infectiously melodic, songs like "Forever's Shorter Every Day" hearken to classic doo wop sensibilities, while anthemic "Shadows To Our Shadows" delivers on an unpredictable mashup of harmonica and bass h
Join us at The Outfield on Chestnut Street for local fruits, veggies, fresh baked goods, artisan made goods, food court, live music and special events!
High-energy, piano and guitar based alternative marked by virtuosic musicianship; dark and masterful songwriting; soaring vocals; and a performance that crosses nimbly from gritty to pretty…with a band that pulls no punches.
High-energy, piano and guitar based alternative marked by virtuosic musicianship; dark and masterful songwriting; soaring vocals; and a performance that crosses nimbly from gritty to pretty…with a band that pulls no punches.
Landon Pigg and Jesse Daniel Edwards: two friends, philosopher poets, anglers, tennis amateurs, and songsters met in Nashville in 2021 and immediately shared a love of books, red wine, and art- often meeting in dimly-lit East Nashville haunts to d
Jesse Daniel Edwards is an acclaimed songwriter hailing from the small mountain town of Cuyamaca, CA (pop. 60). As a child, Jesse and his 6 siblings grew up without television, internet, or significant exposure to the outside world.
Acclaimed alternative songwriter and piano/electric guitar phenom set to deliver hallmark incendiary performance ahead of Nellie McKay at City Winery, Nashville.
Jesse Daniel Edwards is an accclaimed songwriter hailing from the small mountain town of Cuyamaca, CA (pop. 60). As a child, Jesse and his 6 siblings grew up without television, internet, or significant exposure to the outside world.
Jesse Daniel Edwards is an accclaimed songwriter hailing from the small mountain town of Cuyamaca, CA (pop. 60). As a child, Jesse and his 6 siblings grew up without television, internet, or significant exposure to the outside world.
Jesse Daniel Edwards is an acclaimed alternative songwriter hailing from the small mountain town of Cuyamaca, CA (pop. 60). As a child, Jesse and his 6 siblings grew up without television, internet, or significant exposure to the outside world.
