What better way to celebrate our country's independence than with free live music in the heart of the city built on music? Add to it a full day of family fun and an incredible fireworks show and you've got Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th. You don't want to miss what has been named one of the best July 4th events in the country!
Jack Daniel’s Music City Midnight: New Year’s Eve in Nashville celebration brings thousands of partygoers to Nashville each year. The free event offers live music, fireworks, and a midnight Music Note Drop® for partygoers.
Arrington Vineyards hosts Music in the Vines every year from April through October every Saturday and Sunday. They offer two live music locations with the music lasting from 3-7pm. It's all free and the perfect chance to listen to great music and taste amazing wine!
Musicians Corner presents free outdoor concerts in Nashville’s Centennial Park. The events are free for all ages and feature multi-genre performances, food trucks, craft beer, wine, signature cocktails, local artisans, and activities for children. Join each Friday and Saturday in May and June, and on Thursday and Friday evenings in September.
There is so much FREE music at CMA Music Festival, you don't even need a ticket to catch some great concerts! There are multiple stages throughout Downtown Nashville hosting free live music each day. Some of the big artists who have played in the past include Charles Esten, A Thousand Horses, Brothers Osborne, Chris Carmack, and so many more.
Every third Sunday from May until October, Nashville jams out at Cumberland Park during Jazz on the Cumberland. All the music is provided by local jazz acts and is FREE to all.
Spend your Saturday nights this summer dancing and listening to live big band music played by some of Nashville's finest musicians at Cumberland Park. For the ultimate experience bring your own lawn chair and picnic basket.
Each summer the Ryman Auditorium hosts Bluegrass Nights at The Ryman presenting the biggest names in bluegrass on the very stage where the genre was born in 1945. Before every show is the free Pickin' on the Plaza live concert featuring a top regional bluegrass band.
Put on by the owners of the Art and Invention Gallery, the Tomato Art Festival is an art show celebrating the tomato during late summer. The festival is free and takes place in East Nashville’s Five Points area. There are multiple stages throughout the area, which hosts free music for everyone to enjoy.
Just before Labor Day, Lightning 100 hosts a free outdoor concert series in Public Square Park. So grab your lawn chair and enjoy the weather while listening to some great live music.
Live German music, authentic polka dancing, strolling accordion players, and authentic German food and beverages bring the historic Germantown neighborhood to life. Enjoy four stages of free entertainment.