July 20, 2025 • 4 mins
Listeners planning a trip to Nashville are in for an electrifying blend of music, cultural gems, and truly unique adventures. For those visiting this week, the live music scene is absolutely hopping. Tonight, the Phil Wickham & Brandon Lake Summer Worship Nights Tour takes over the Bridgestone Arena at 7:00 PM, offering a powerful and uplifting musical experience in the heart of downtown. It’s a chance to witness two renowned artists in an atmosphere teeming with energy and faith, and even score special hotel deals close to the venue for a seamless night out, as reported by Trip.com and Ticketmaster.
If listeners crave more music options, the legendary Ascend Amphitheater is hosting the Goo Goo Dolls with Dashboard Confessional tonight, Sunday, July 20. Imagine swaying by the river as these iconic bands belt out summer anthems. Next weekend will bring Alabama Shakes to the same open-air stage on July 25 for those still in town, according to the Ascend Amphitheater’s official events calendar.
For a more intimate concert feel, 3rd and Lindsley has Lightning 100’s Sunday Night Show at 7:00 PM tonight. In just a few days, Jamie Floyd & Friends featuring Claude Kelly & Chuck Harmony roll into the same venue with special guests like Ty Herndon and Jake Hoot on July 23—making it a can’t-miss celebration of Nashville songwriting royalty.
Fans of American music history should tour the Ryman Auditorium, often called the Mother Church of Country Music. Built in 1892, the Ryman hosts over 200 shows per year and is revered for its world-class acoustics. Even outside of showtimes, the Ryman Auditorium is available for daytime tours, giving visitors a backstage peek into the space that once housed the Grand Ole Opry and welcomed legends from Johnny Cash to Lizzo.
For an approachable slice of local life, listeners should head to the Nashville Farmers' Market at 900 Rosa L Parks Boulevard. Today features “Music at the Market” with Avery Logan performing from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, combining live tunes with browsing farm-fresh produce, regional food stalls, and craft vendors—a beloved weekend tradition for both locals and visitors.
History and art buffs will love the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, which according to countless Tripadvisor reviews features family-friendly activities and engaging exhibits. The Grand Ole Opry House offers guided backstage tours, where visitors can stand on the famous wooden circle and peek into stars’ dressing rooms—a goosebump moment for any country music fan.
Looking for some quirky, offbeat fun? Nashville’s Dark Secrets: Murder & True Crime Walking Ghost Tour promises a “creepy fun” nighttime experience through downtown, sharing haunted tales and true crime stories that lurk behind Nashville’s honky-tonk façade. If supernatural chills aren’t enough, consider hopping aboard the Nashville Evening Trolley Tour, a classic yet informative ride offering sweeping views and lively commentary on the city’s musical heritage.
Outdoor adventure seekers can escape the urban bustle with a stroll along the greenways in Centennial Park or by kayaking the Cumberland River for a waterside view of the glittering Nashville skyline. For a taste of the city’s famous hot chicken or locally roasted coffee, swing through the indoor market house at Nashville Farmers’ Market or sample small-batch spirits at a craft distillery nearby.
Keep an eye out for pop-up events, secret speakeasies, and emerging Southern chefs making waves in Nashville’s culinary scene. Whether dancing to a late-night bluegrass jam, exploring the city’s storied venues, or wandering hidden neighborhoods, there’s a playlist of Nashville memories just waiting to be made.
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If listeners crave more music options, the legendary Ascend Amphitheater is hosting the Goo Goo Dolls with Dashboard Confessional tonight, Sunday, July 20. Imagine swaying by the river as these iconic bands belt out summer anthems. Next weekend will bring Alabama Shakes to the same open-air stage on July 25 for those still in town, according to the Ascend Amphitheater’s official events calendar.
For a more intimate concert feel, 3rd and Lindsley has Lightning 100’s Sunday Night Show at 7:00 PM tonight. In just a few days, Jamie Floyd & Friends featuring Claude Kelly & Chuck Harmony roll into the same venue with special guests like Ty Herndon and Jake Hoot on July 23—making it a can’t-miss celebration of Nashville songwriting royalty.
Fans of American music history should tour the Ryman Auditorium, often called the Mother Church of Country Music. Built in 1892, the Ryman hosts over 200 shows per year and is revered for its world-class acoustics. Even outside of showtimes, the Ryman Auditorium is available for daytime tours, giving visitors a backstage peek into the space that once housed the Grand Ole Opry and welcomed legends from Johnny Cash to Lizzo.
For an approachable slice of local life, listeners should head to the Nashville Farmers' Market at 900 Rosa L Parks Boulevard. Today features “Music at the Market” with Avery Logan performing from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, combining live tunes with browsing farm-fresh produce, regional food stalls, and craft vendors—a beloved weekend tradition for both locals and visitors.
History and art buffs will love the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, which according to countless Tripadvisor reviews features family-friendly activities and engaging exhibits. The Grand Ole Opry House offers guided backstage tours, where visitors can stand on the famous wooden circle and peek into stars’ dressing rooms—a goosebump moment for any country music fan.
Looking for some quirky, offbeat fun? Nashville’s Dark Secrets: Murder & True Crime Walking Ghost Tour promises a “creepy fun” nighttime experience through downtown, sharing haunted tales and true crime stories that lurk behind Nashville’s honky-tonk façade. If supernatural chills aren’t enough, consider hopping aboard the Nashville Evening Trolley Tour, a classic yet informative ride offering sweeping views and lively commentary on the city’s musical heritage.
Outdoor adventure seekers can escape the urban bustle with a stroll along the greenways in Centennial Park or by kayaking the Cumberland River for a waterside view of the glittering Nashville skyline. For a taste of the city’s famous hot chicken or locally roasted coffee, swing through the indoor market house at Nashville Farmers’ Market or sample small-batch spirits at a craft distillery nearby.
Keep an eye out for pop-up events, secret speakeasies, and emerging Southern chefs making waves in Nashville’s culinary scene. Whether dancing to a late-night bluegrass jam, exploring the city’s storied venues, or wandering hidden neighborhoods, there’s a playlist of Nashville memories just waiting to be made.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your Things to Do in Nashville podcast, and
here is what we know for this week. Listeners planning
a trip to Nashville are in for an electrifying blend
of music, cultural gems, and truly unique adventures. For those
visiting this week, the live music scene is absolutely hopping. Tonight,
the phil Wickham and Brandon Lake Summer Warship Night's Tour
takes over the Bridgestone Arena at seven p m, offering
(00:22):
a powerful and uplifting musical experience in the heart of downtown.
It's a chance to witness two renowned artists in an
atmosphere teeming with energy and faith, and even score special
hotel deals close to the venue for a seamless night out,
as reported by trip dot com and Ticketmaster. If listeners
crave more music options, the legendary ascind Anphitheater is hosting
(00:44):
the Googoo Dolls with Dashboard confacecatchal tonight Sunday, July twentieth.
Imagine swaying by the river as these iconic bands belt
out summer anthems. Next weekend will bring Alabama Shakes to
the same open air stage on July twenty fifth. For
those still in town, according to the the ascend Amphitheater's
official events calendar. For a more intimate concert feel, Third
(01:05):
and Lindsley has Lightning one hundred Sunday night show at
seven p m. Tonight. In just a few days, Jamie
Floyd and Friends featuring Claude Kelly and Chuck Harmony roll
into the same venue with special guests like Ty Herndon
and Jake Hoot on July twenty third, making it a
cant miss celebration of Nashville's songwriting royalty. Fans of American
music history should tour the Ryman Auditorium, often called the
(01:27):
mother Church of country music. Built in eighteen ninety two,
the Ryman hosts over two hundred shows per year and
is revered for its world class acoustics. Even outside of showtimes,
the Ryman Auditorium is available for daytime tours, giving visitors
a backstage peak into the space that once housed the
Grand Ole Opry and welcomed legends from Johnny Cash to Lizzo.
(01:49):
For an approachable slice of local life, listeners should head
to the Nashville Farmers Market at nine hundred Rosalet Parks
Boulevard Today features music at the market with Avery Low
performing from eleven am to two pm, combining live tunes
with browsing farm fresh produce, regional foodstalls, and craft vendors.
A beloved weekend tradition for both locals and visitors. History
(02:12):
and art buffs will love the Country Music Hall of
Fame and Museum, which, according to countless tripid vision reviews,
features family friendly activities and engaging exhibits. The Grand ol
Opry House offers guided backstage tours where visitors can stand
on the famous wooden circle and peek into stars dressing rooms,
a goosebump moment for any country music fan looking for
(02:33):
some quirky, offbeat fun. Nashville's Dark Secrets, Murder and True
Crime Walking Ghost Tour promises a creppy, fun night time
experience through downtown, sharing haunted tales and true crime stories
that lurk behind Nashville's honky Tonk Pacide. If supernatural chills
aren't enough, consider hopping aboard the Nashville Evening Trolley Tour,
(02:54):
a classic yet informative ride offering sweeping views and lively
commentary on the city's musical hair. Outdoor adventure seekers can
escape the urban bustle with a stroll along the Greenways
and Centennial Park, or by kayaking the Cumberland River for
a waterside view of the glittering Nashville skyline. For a
taste of the city's famous hot chicken or locally roasted coffee,
(03:15):
swing through the indoor market house at Nashville Farmers Market,
or sample small batched spirits at a craft distillery nearby.
Keep an eye out for pop up events, secrets, miekeasies,
and emerging Southern chefs making waves in Nashville's culinary scene,
whether dancing to a late night bluegrass jam, exploring the
city's storied venues, or wandering hidden neighborhoods. There's a playlist
(03:37):
of Nashville memories just waiting to be made. Thanks for listening,
Please subscribe and remember this episode was brought to you
by Quiet Please Podcast Networks. For more content like this,
please go to Quiet Please dot Ai. Thank you for listening.
This has been a Quiet Please Studios production. For more
check out Quiet Please dot Ai. Please hit that subscribe
(03:58):
button and never miss an episode. Sod
This is your Things to Do in Nashville podcast, and
here is what we know for this week. Listeners planning
a trip to Nashville are in for an electrifying blend
of music, cultural gems, and truly unique adventures. For those
visiting this week, the live music scene is absolutely hopping. Tonight,
the phil Wickham and Brandon Lake Summer Warship Night's Tour
takes over the Bridgestone Arena at seven p m, offering
(00:22):
a powerful and uplifting musical experience in the heart of downtown.
It's a chance to witness two renowned artists in an
atmosphere teeming with energy and faith, and even score special
hotel deals close to the venue for a seamless night out,
as reported by trip dot com and Ticketmaster. If listeners
crave more music options, the legendary ascind Anphitheater is hosting
(00:44):
the Googoo Dolls with Dashboard confacecatchal tonight Sunday, July twentieth.
Imagine swaying by the river as these iconic bands belt
out summer anthems. Next weekend will bring Alabama Shakes to
the same open air stage on July twenty fifth. For
those still in town, according to the the ascend Amphitheater's
official events calendar. For a more intimate concert feel, Third
(01:05):
and Lindsley has Lightning one hundred Sunday night show at
seven p m. Tonight. In just a few days, Jamie
Floyd and Friends featuring Claude Kelly and Chuck Harmony roll
into the same venue with special guests like Ty Herndon
and Jake Hoot on July twenty third, making it a
cant miss celebration of Nashville's songwriting royalty. Fans of American
music history should tour the Ryman Auditorium, often called the
(01:27):
mother Church of country music. Built in eighteen ninety two,
the Ryman hosts over two hundred shows per year and
is revered for its world class acoustics. Even outside of showtimes,
the Ryman Auditorium is available for daytime tours, giving visitors
a backstage peak into the space that once housed the
Grand Ole Opry and welcomed legends from Johnny Cash to Lizzo.
(01:49):
For an approachable slice of local life, listeners should head
to the Nashville Farmers Market at nine hundred Rosalet Parks
Boulevard Today features music at the market with Avery Low
performing from eleven am to two pm, combining live tunes
with browsing farm fresh produce, regional foodstalls, and craft vendors.
A beloved weekend tradition for both locals and visitors. History
(02:12):
and art buffs will love the Country Music Hall of
Fame and Museum, which, according to countless tripid vision reviews,
features family friendly activities and engaging exhibits. The Grand ol
Opry House offers guided backstage tours where visitors can stand
on the famous wooden circle and peek into stars dressing rooms,
a goosebump moment for any country music fan looking for
(02:33):
some quirky, offbeat fun. Nashville's Dark Secrets, Murder and True
Crime Walking Ghost Tour promises a creppy, fun night time
experience through downtown, sharing haunted tales and true crime stories
that lurk behind Nashville's honky Tonk Pacide. If supernatural chills
aren't enough, consider hopping aboard the Nashville Evening Trolley Tour,
(02:54):
a classic yet informative ride offering sweeping views and lively
commentary on the city's musical hair. Outdoor adventure seekers can
escape the urban bustle with a stroll along the Greenways
and Centennial Park, or by kayaking the Cumberland River for
a waterside view of the glittering Nashville skyline. For a
taste of the city's famous hot chicken or locally roasted coffee,
(03:15):
swing through the indoor market house at Nashville Farmers Market,
or sample small batched spirits at a craft distillery nearby.
Keep an eye out for pop up events, secrets, miekeasies,
and emerging Southern chefs making waves in Nashville's culinary scene,
whether dancing to a late night bluegrass jam, exploring the
city's storied venues, or wandering hidden neighborhoods. There's a playlist
(03:37):
of Nashville memories just waiting to be made. Thanks for listening,
Please subscribe and remember this episode was brought to you
by Quiet Please Podcast Networks. For more content like this,
please go to Quiet Please dot Ai. Thank you for listening.
This has been a Quiet Please Studios production. For more
check out Quiet Please dot Ai. Please hit that subscribe
(03:58):
button and never miss an episode. Sod
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