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Upcoming Events in Nashville, TN

How to use the Nashville live events calendar

Start with the upcoming events calendar to scan what’s actually on the books in Nashville right now. Use it to jump between major concert halls like Ryman Auditorium and Schermerhorn Symphony Center, country and Americana shows at Grand Ole Opry House, comedy at Zanies, and club sets at spots like 3rd & Lindsley or The Basement East.

When you see a title that fits your night out, click through for exact dates, times, and ticket options.

Nashville’s most active venues right now

Several Nashville rooms show up again and again on the live calendar. Grand Ole Opry House anchors big country and roots lineups. Ryman Auditorium pulls in major tours and special one-off concerts. Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s Andrew Jackson Hall is where you’ll see large-scale theater, touring productions, and other staged shows.

Schermerhorn Symphony Center is the city’s home base for orchestral concerts and symphonic collaborations. For club-sized concerts, 3rd & Lindsley and The Basement East in Nashville handle a steady mix of bands and singer-songwriters. Comedy fans will notice Zanies Comedy Night Club and The Lab at Zanies appearing frequently with stand-up and related shows.

Larger arena-scale events and select concerts land at Bridgestone Arena, while First Horizon Park occasionally hosts special events and games. City Winery and Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville round things out with music-forward calendars that can mix concerts, special performances, and more social nights out.

Choosing between concerts, comedy, theater and more

If you want a big-name concert or special one-off show, start by checking Ryman Auditorium, Grand Ole Opry House, Bridgestone Arena, and Schermerhorn Symphony Center on the calendar. For a night built around stand-up, look at Zanies Comedy Night Club and The Lab at Zanies.

When you prefer smaller club shows and emerging artists, scan listings at 3rd & Lindsley, The Basement East, City Winery, and Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville. For touring theater and large-scale stage productions, focus your search on Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s Andrew Jackson Hall. If you’re planning around a game or outdoor special event, see what’s scheduled at First Horizon Park.

When to look and how to compare dates

Nashville’s calendar often stacks multiple shows on the same night across different venues, so it helps to open a few listings side by side. If you’re flexible, compare weeknights at club venues like 3rd & Lindsley, The Basement East, City Winery, or Brooklyn Bowl with weekend dates at larger rooms such as Ryman Auditorium, Grand Ole Opry House, or Bridgestone Arena.

For theater at Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s Andrew Jackson Hall or orchestral programs at Schermerhorn Symphony Center, check how long each run or series lasts so you can choose between early and later dates. When you see a title you like, use the event page to confirm the exact schedule and any remaining ticket options.

Where to start if you’re new to Nashville shows

If you’re just getting to know Nashville’s venues, use the calendar to sample a few different rooms. Pick a concert or special event at Ryman Auditorium or Grand Ole Opry House to see how the city treats its marquee stages. Add a night of stand-up at Zanies or The Lab at Zanies for a smaller-room feel.

Then browse club shows at 3rd & Lindsley, The Basement East, City Winery, or Brooklyn Bowl to find artists and scenes that match your taste. For fans of orchestral music or more formal programs, look at Schermerhorn Symphony Center, and for big touring productions, check what’s booked at Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s Andrew Jackson Hall or Bridgestone Arena.

Upcoming Events in Nashville

Frequently Asked Questions

Which venues are the most popular for live shows in Nashville, TN?
Some of the busiest rooms on the Nashville calendar include Grand Ole Opry House and Ryman Auditorium for major concerts and country-focused events, Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s Andrew Jackson Hall for large theater productions, and Schermerhorn Symphony Center for orchestral concerts. For club shows, 3rd & Lindsley and The Basement East in Nashville appear frequently, while Zanies Comedy Night Club and The Lab at Zanies are key stops for stand-up. Larger events and select tours often land at Bridgestone Arena, and First Horizon Park, City Winery - Nashville, and Brooklyn Bowl - Nashville round out the mix with their own live lineups.
Where can I find concerts in Nashville, TN right now?
For concerts, start by checking Ryman Auditorium, Grand Ole Opry House, and Bridgestone Arena for larger touring acts and special events. Schermerhorn Symphony Center lists orchestral and symphonic programs, while 3rd & Lindsley, The Basement East, City Winery - Nashville, and Brooklyn Bowl - Nashville focus more on club-sized shows and music-driven nights. Use the live calendar to see which artists and dates are currently scheduled at each venue.
Where can I see comedy in Nashville, TN?
For stand-up and comedy-focused nights in Nashville, look at Zanies Comedy Night Club - Nashville and The Lab at Zanies on the calendar. These venues regularly appear with comedy shows, making them reliable options when you want a night built around stand-up and related acts.
How can I find theater and performing arts shows in Nashville, TN?
For theater and large-scale performing arts, focus on Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s Andrew Jackson Hall, which hosts major staged productions and touring shows. You can also check Schermerhorn Symphony Center for orchestral programs and collaborations that lean toward the performing arts side of the calendar. Use the upcoming events listings to compare titles, run dates, and performance times before you choose your night.