Howlin' at the Moon: A Guide to Nashville's Upcoming Concerts (Because Country Stars Aren't the Only Ones Who Get to Shine)
So, you've got your boots scootin' and a hankerin' for some live music in Music City? You're in luck, sugar! Nashville's got a concert scene hotter than a plate of Prince's Hot Chicken (though maybe not quite as spicy). But with stadiums, amphitheaters, and honky-tonks galore, how do you pick the perfect show to two-step your way into your next memory? Worry not, my friend, this guide's here to give you the lowdown on Nashville's upcoming concerts, from classic rock to indie darlings and everything in between.
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Gearing Up for the Big Gigs:
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Rock Out with Your Flock Out: Def Leppard and Journey are bringing their legendary sounds to Nissan Stadium on July 20th. Prepare to belt out "Pour Some Sugar on Me" at the top of your lungs (just loosen up those vocal cords beforehand, nobody wants a repeat of that Celine Dion incident).
New Age, Who Dis? Looking for something a little more modern? Green Day and The Smashing Pumpkins are sharing a bill at the end of August – grunge nostalgia at its finest (plus some epic mosh pits, we're sure).
Country Comfort (But Not That Kind): Okay, so maybe you are craving a little bit of twang. Fear not! Chris Stapleton's taking the stage at Nissan Stadium on August 9th. Get ready to hear all your favorite soulful country anthems.
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Don't Miss Out on the Hidden Gems:
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Beyond the Big Names: Nashville's got a thriving scene for smaller, up-and-coming artists. Check out websites like
Bandsintown Songkick Honky-Tonk Hootenannies: No trip to Nashville is complete without experiencing the magic of a good ol' fashioned honky-tonk. Many of these joints have live music going on all night, every night. Swing by for some down-home vibes and maybe even catch a rising star.
Pro-Tip: Nashville can get mighty crowded, especially during concert season. Be sure to snag your tickets early!
Frequently Asked Questions:
How to find out what concerts are happening in Nashville? Websites like
Bandsintown Songkick Visit Music City How to get tickets to a concert in Nashville? Many venues sell tickets directly on their websites. You can also try Ticketmaster (
https://www.ticketmaster.com/ How to find out what kind of music is playing at a honky-tonk? Many honky-tonks will advertise their upcoming performers on their websites or social media pages. You can also just walk on in and see what's happening!
How to dress for a concert in Nashville? It depends on the venue and the artist! For a big stadium show, jeans and a t-shirt are usually a safe bet. For a fancy concert hall, you might want to dress up a bit more. And for a honky-tonk, well, just wear something comfortable that you can move around in (and maybe avoid anything white, just in case).
How much does it cost to go to a concert in Nashville? Ticket prices can vary depending on the artist, the venue, and the seat location. Generally, expect to pay more for bigger-name artists and stadium shows.
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