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5 Nashville Concert Series to Have on Your Radar

From a brand-new rooftop concert to bluegrass under the stars, these late-summer and fall concert series showcase the best of Nashville’s live music scene. Image: Facebook / Musicians Corner

· By Brianna Goebel
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People relax on the grass and in chairs at an outdoor concert series in a park, enjoying live music from performers on stage under Nashville’s clear skies.Pin

The local music scene is constantly buzzing, and from late summer into fall, there’s no shortage of outdoor concerts to add to your calendar. From rooftop vibes and mezcal cocktails to a timeless bluegrass tradition, these Nashville concert series highlight some of the best of Music City.

Full Moon Pickin’ Parties

Dates: August 8, 2025 & September 5, 2025
More Info: warnerparks.org

There’s still time to catch the last few installments of Warner Parks’ Full Moon Pickin’ Parties. A Nashville tradition for over 30 years, the event is known for its lively bluegrass music, local food truck lineup, and refreshing beverages. General admission tickets can be purchased in advance for $25, and the fun begins at 5:30 p.m. at Percy Warner Equestrian Barn.

Cornelia Airpark Concerts

Date: August 23, 2025
More Info: corneliaairparkconcerts.com

Set against the scenic backdrop of East Nashville’s Cornelia Fort Airpark, this beloved concert series recently celebrated its 10th anniversary. From 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., you can enjoy craft brews, family-friendly fun, delicious food vendors, and, of course, live music. The final show features Jesse Lee Jones & Brazilbilly, Nathan Kalish & His Derechos, and Wily. Tickets start at $20.

A crowd sits on folding chairs and blankets, enjoying a band perform on an outdoor stage as part of the Nashville Concert Series at a lively community concert event.Pin
Don’t miss the last Cornelia Airpark Concert of the 2025 season on August 23. Image: Facebook

Musicians Corner

Dates: Select dates from August 29, 2025, through September 26, 2025
More Info: musicianscorner.com

Now in its 16th year, the fall season of Musicians Corner kicks off on August 29. Over the years, more than 1,500 artists have taken the iconic stage in Centennial Park, including big names like Chris Stapleton, Vince Gill, Kaitlin Butts, and Emmylou Harris. The 2025 fall lineup includes artists like The Carlisle Family Band, Nikki Morgan, Bre Kennedy, and more.

Fogg Street Live

Dates: Select dates through November 4, 2025
More Info: foggstreet.live

The newest series to Nashville’s music scene, Fogg Street Live, brings live music and mezcal-forward concerts to a lively open-air rooftop. Presented by Ilegal Mezcal, the series runs through November 4. It features a stellar lineup of acts like GZA (from Wu-Tang), Sierra Hull, and Unknown Mortal Orchestra. Tickets range from $30 to $60.

Aerial view of a rooftop restaurant with string lights, surrounded by city buildings at dusk, with a downtown skyline in the background—an ideal setting for enjoying a Nashville concert series under the stars.Pin
Fogg Street Lawn Club offers an exciting lineup of live music, open-air vibes, and unbeatable views of downtown Nashville. Image: Facebook

Jazz on the Cumberland

Dates: Select Sundays in August, September, and October
More Info: victorchatman.com

Held once a month on select Sundays from May through October at Wasioto Park, this free, family-friendly event offers a laid-back vibe with stunning downtown skyline views. Bring your blanket or lawn chair, enjoy a rotating lineup of local, regional, and national jazz artists, and grab a bite from a variety of food trucks and vendors on site. Plus, there’s a Kid’s Fun Play Zone to keep the little ones entertained. The fun kicks off at 5:30 p.m., and parking is $10 in nearby lots (with the first 250 cars parking free).

Here’s to making the most of the season!

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To see more great events happening around Nashville, visit our events calendar.

Brianna Goebel

Brianna Goebel

Brianna is StyleBlueprint’s Associate Editor and Sponsored Content Manager. She is an avid fan of iced coffee and spends her free time reading romance novels.

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