Where to Spend New Year’s Eve in Memphis
Ready to ring in 2026, Memphis? From Beale Street to luxe hotel parties and riverfront celebrations, the city is stacked with ways to welcome the new year. Image: iStock
Hello, 2026! A new year in Memphis, Tennessee, means celebrations filled with music, lights, and energy. There’s something for just about any vibe you’re looking for. Here’s where to ring it in!
NYE on Beale Street
More Info: bealestreet.com
Spend New Year’s Eve surrounded by live music, local flavor, and unforgettable energy. Beale Street brings the celebration, the countdown, and the true spirit of Memphis all in one night. As midnight gets closer, the giant disco ball rises, the crowd counts down, and fireworks light up the sky to welcome the new year.

Party at the Peabody
More Info: peabodymemphis.com
Grab your friends, raise a glass of champagne, and celebrate the New Year at Memphis’s own “South’s Grand Hotel.” The Peabody’s New Year’s Eve Party brings nonstop entertainment with DJ A.D. and the Vibe Tribe, Seeing Red, DJ FERB, and The Jeremy Shrader Jazz Duo in the Corner Bar. General admission starts at $70.
Tin Roof New Year’s Eve Bash
More Info: tinroofmemphis.com
Ring in the New Year with a high-energy party at Tin Roof. The night will be packed with nonstop entertainment, featuring Denver Massey live on stage and DJ Bori keeping the beats going all evening. Your ticket includes a champagne toast at midnight and party favors. General admission starts at $25.
New Year’s Eve Dinner and Music Cruise
More Info: memphisriverboats.net
Welcome the New Year with an unforgettable view of the Mighty Light Show along the Mississippi River. Enjoy an evening of dancing with a live DJ, a full dinner experience, and a cash or credit bar available for drinks. This celebration is 21+ only.
Bardog Tavern NYE 2026
More Info: facebook.com
Bardog Tavern is the place to be for New Year’s Eve in Memphis. Lock in your spot now and celebrate in style. Your ticket covers an open bar, a custom martini bar, a premium buffet, a champagne toast at midnight, and gratuity.
This event is 21+ with formal cocktail attire encouraged. Tickets are limited, and Bardog’s New Year’s Eve Party sells out every year.
New Year’s Eve Celebration at LaFayette’s
More Info: ticketweb.com
Celebrate New Year’s Eve at Lafayette’s with a full night of live music. Play Some Skynyrd takes the stage at 6 p.m., followed by Aquanet at 10 p.m. to keep the party going into the New Year.
New Year’s Eve at Tiger and Peacock
More Info: tigerandpeacockmemphis.com
Welcome 2026 in unforgettable style at Midtown’s hottest destination, with an exclusive celebration filled with luxury, energy, and pure midnight magic. Your evening includes full access to Tiger and Peacock from 7 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., chef-curated passed hors d’oeuvres and decadent desserts, a sparkling Veuve Clicquot champagne toast at midnight, and music and dancing all night long with DJ Bizzle Bluebland starting at 8 p.m.

New Year’s Eve Party Life
More Info: nyepartylife.com
Celebrate the New Year at the Hilton Memphis with live music, a champagne toast at midnight, and nonstop energy from Gerald Richardson, Keia Johnson, Equoia Coleman, and DJ Zoom. Early bird tickets start at $40, with table options beginning at $150.
New Year’s Eve Dinner at Paulette’s
More Info: downtownmemphis.com
Enjoy a refined, old-world dining experience at Paulette’s. Their special multi-course New Year’s Eve menu draws inspiration from legendary chef Auguste Escoffier and is designed to be timeless, indulgent, and unforgettable. Dinner will be served on Wednesday, December 31, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Afterward, guests are invited to continue the celebration at the Terrace at the River Inn for the midnight countdown, taking in the river views and fireworks. Reservations are highly recommended and can be made through OpenTable.
Happy New Year, Memphis!
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Katelyn Caughron
Katelyn is a Memphis-based freelance writer and certified fitness trainer. She loves fitness, the Memphis Tigers, and a good brunch.



