Nashville in July: Live Music, Festivals, and Iconic Experiences
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Nashville in July: Live Music, Festivals, and Iconic Experiences
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Fans of wrestling can dive into the action on July 11 as WWE Smackdown takes over the Bridgestone Arena, offering a high-octane sports entertainment experience. Meanwhile, Ole Red’s rooftop hosts a late-night DJ set on July 11, turning the city skyline into a dance floor under the stars.
Nashville’s intimate music scene shines at 3rd and Lindsley throughout the week, where listeners can sample everything from a midday bluegrass set with Seth Mulder & Midnight Run on July 10 to a U2 tribute band, U4ia, later that night. On July 12, the venue features songwriter showcases and anniversary celebrations with acts like Dave Barnes and Jon McLaughlin, ideal for those who love to hear stories behind the songs. Over at the legendary Bluebird Café and Station Inn, listeners can enjoy acoustic performances and bluegrass jams, making for classic Nashville nights.
If a dazzling mix of nostalgia and theater is appealing, this is the summer to catch Dolly – An Original Musical, with brand new songs by Dolly Parton herself, at the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts from July 18 through August 17. According to Nashville Theatre, this world premiere is a must-see for fans of country music and musical theater alike.
The Grand Ole Opry remains a touchstone of Nashville’s musical soul. This July, listeners can attend themed Opry 100 shows featuring stars like Trisha Yearwood, The Del McCoury Band, and John Conlee. These performances, spread across the Opry House and Ryman Auditorium, encapsulate the city’s ongoing love affair with live country music.
For family-friendly fun, Nashville Moms notes that the annual Burger Week runs until July 13, with over 50 local restaurants offering special $8 burgers—a delicious way to taste Nashville’s culinary creativity. Goodlettsville’s Music on Memorial Summer Concert Series is a free, laid-back outdoor event, while Percy Warner Park hosts the Full Moon Pickin’ Party, an evening of bluegrass beneath a Tennessee sky—a tradition that’s gathered music lovers for nearly 30 years.
Hidden gems also await: the Rare Bird Rooftop at Noelle hosts Full Moon Parties, blending craft cocktails with unbeatable city views. For something quirky, Mystic Mermaids at the Opry Mills Aquarium offer a whimsical breakfast where guests can watch mermaids swim and interact with sea creatures, great for families. Those looking for hands-on creativity might attend the Radiant Splash paint workshop at Plaza Marachi, a local event bringing together art and community.
The honky-tonks lining Broadway are always buzzing, with live performances spilling from venues like Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge, Robert’s Western World, and the multi-story boot-stomping rooms of Honky Tonk Central. For a quintessential late-night experience, Margaritaville’s Honky Tonk Happy Hour welcomes all for music, dancing, and frozen drinks.
Those seeking cultural stops should not miss the Frist Art Museum, housed in a historic art deco post office, showcasing visual art from local and international artists. Outdoors enthusiasts are drawn to Centennial Park, home to the striking full-scale Parthenon replica and walking trails, while a bike ride along the Cumberland River Greenway gives a fresh perspective of the city’s natural beauty.
Nashville’s rhythm is unmistakable, whether it’s the legacy of country music at the Opry, the supercharged energy of a rooftop party, the sizzle of a burger hot off the grill, or the serenity found in one of its lush parks.
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