October 10, 2025 • 4 mins
Nashville is buzzing with excitement this week, and listeners, you’re in for a treat—because Music City is rolling out a phenomenal lineup of events right now and through the weekend that you won’t want to miss.
Tonight is a moment in history—the Grand Ole Opry is celebrating 100 years with a star-studded Opry 100 Birthday Show at 7:00 p.m. According to the Opry, every show this month is a unique party spotlighting country’s biggest legends, newcomers, and superstars, all gathering on one stage to honor the past, present, and future of country music. This is the show that made country music famous, and tonight’s edition is sure to deliver unforgettable performances.
Meanwhile, the Ryman Auditorium is offering your choice of live music tonight: for a soulful experience, catch The Prine Family Presents: You Got Gold at 7:30 p.m., a heartfelt tribute to the late John Prine, or head to the Tennessee Performing Arts Center for Nashville Ballet’s “If I Can Dream – The Music of Elvis Presley,” also at 7:30. If you’re seeking a lively evening, 3rd and Lindsley is hosting Nashville Bluegrass at multiple shows today, including a noon matinee and an 8:00 p.m. performance, perfect for those craving authentic local flair.
As the weekend begins, the Nashville Whiskey Festival kicks into high gear at Riverfront Park, running October 10–12. This annual event draws whiskey lovers from across the region for tastings, educational sessions, and celebrations of Tennessee’s proud distilling traditions. Saturday and Sunday at 3rd and Lindsley, Lightning 100 Nashville Sunday Night features The Wailers’ Natural Mystic 30th Anniversary Tour with special guests Gramps Morgan and Natasha Blaine—ideal for reggae fans and anyone looking to discover fresh sounds.
For those wanting to explore Nashville’s creative side, Artville is happening September 26–28 in the Wedgewood Houston district, transforming the neighborhood into a vibrant outdoor gallery with large-scale art installations, murals, and pop-up performances. It’s free and open to the public, running late into the evening.
If you’re searching for family-friendly fun, don’t miss the Fall Festival at Lucky Ladd Farms, which continues through Halloween with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, live music, fresh apple cider donuts, and more, set in a classic autumn atmosphere just a short drive from downtown.
Foodies, listen up—this is also the perfect time to sample Nashville’s dynamic culinary and beverage scene. Oktoberfest in Germantown, running through October 2–5, brings authentic German food, beer, music, and dancing to the city, while the Nashville Brew Festival on September 27 was a hit for craft beer fans. For a taste of local wine, spirits, and curated bites, watch for updates on Wine on the River and the Nashville Cocktail Festival next time around, or visit one of Nashville’s many acclaimed restaurants and bars dotted throughout the city.
For jazz and blues fans, keep an eye on 3rd and Lindsley’s Nashville Jazz Festival Presents Gospel Brunch on October 26, featuring the Pat Coil Trio and other local jazz favorites. And at the iconic Bluebird Café, writers’ rounds, open mic nights, and song-swaps continue throughout the month, as always—check their calendar for specific times and lineups.
Whether you want to dance, dine, drink, or simply soak in the culture, Nashville has something for everyone this week and beyond. The city’s venues, parks, and neighborhoods are alive with music, art, food, and tradition—so get out there and experience it for yourself. Thank you for tuning in to what’s happening in Nashville this week, and remember to subscribe to keep up with what’s next in Music City.
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Tonight is a moment in history—the Grand Ole Opry is celebrating 100 years with a star-studded Opry 100 Birthday Show at 7:00 p.m. According to the Opry, every show this month is a unique party spotlighting country’s biggest legends, newcomers, and superstars, all gathering on one stage to honor the past, present, and future of country music. This is the show that made country music famous, and tonight’s edition is sure to deliver unforgettable performances.
Meanwhile, the Ryman Auditorium is offering your choice of live music tonight: for a soulful experience, catch The Prine Family Presents: You Got Gold at 7:30 p.m., a heartfelt tribute to the late John Prine, or head to the Tennessee Performing Arts Center for Nashville Ballet’s “If I Can Dream – The Music of Elvis Presley,” also at 7:30. If you’re seeking a lively evening, 3rd and Lindsley is hosting Nashville Bluegrass at multiple shows today, including a noon matinee and an 8:00 p.m. performance, perfect for those craving authentic local flair.
As the weekend begins, the Nashville Whiskey Festival kicks into high gear at Riverfront Park, running October 10–12. This annual event draws whiskey lovers from across the region for tastings, educational sessions, and celebrations of Tennessee’s proud distilling traditions. Saturday and Sunday at 3rd and Lindsley, Lightning 100 Nashville Sunday Night features The Wailers’ Natural Mystic 30th Anniversary Tour with special guests Gramps Morgan and Natasha Blaine—ideal for reggae fans and anyone looking to discover fresh sounds.
For those wanting to explore Nashville’s creative side, Artville is happening September 26–28 in the Wedgewood Houston district, transforming the neighborhood into a vibrant outdoor gallery with large-scale art installations, murals, and pop-up performances. It’s free and open to the public, running late into the evening.
If you’re searching for family-friendly fun, don’t miss the Fall Festival at Lucky Ladd Farms, which continues through Halloween with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, live music, fresh apple cider donuts, and more, set in a classic autumn atmosphere just a short drive from downtown.
Foodies, listen up—this is also the perfect time to sample Nashville’s dynamic culinary and beverage scene. Oktoberfest in Germantown, running through October 2–5, brings authentic German food, beer, music, and dancing to the city, while the Nashville Brew Festival on September 27 was a hit for craft beer fans. For a taste of local wine, spirits, and curated bites, watch for updates on Wine on the River and the Nashville Cocktail Festival next time around, or visit one of Nashville’s many acclaimed restaurants and bars dotted throughout the city.
For jazz and blues fans, keep an eye on 3rd and Lindsley’s Nashville Jazz Festival Presents Gospel Brunch on October 26, featuring the Pat Coil Trio and other local jazz favorites. And at the iconic Bluebird Café, writers’ rounds, open mic nights, and song-swaps continue throughout the month, as always—check their calendar for specific times and lineups.
Whether you want to dance, dine, drink, or simply soak in the culture, Nashville has something for everyone this week and beyond. The city’s venues, parks, and neighborhoods are alive with music, art, food, and tradition—so get out there and experience it for yourself. Thank you for tuning in to what’s happening in Nashville this week, and remember to subscribe to keep up with what’s next in Music City.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
Nashville is buzzing with excitement this week, and listeners, you're
in for a treat because Music City is rolling out
a phenomenal lineup of events right now and through the
weekend that you won't want to miss. Tonight is a
moment in history. The Grand Ole Opry is celebrating one
hundred years with a star studded Opry one hundred Birthday
show at seven pm. According to the Opry, every show
(00:31):
this month is a unique party, spotlighting country's biggest legends, newcomers,
and superstars, all gathering on one stage to honor the past, present,
and future of country music. This is the show that
made country music famous, and tonight's edition is sure to
deliver unforgettable performances. Meanwhile, the Riemann Auditorium is offering your
(00:52):
choice of live music tonight. For a soulful experience, catch
The Prime Family presents You Got Gold at seven point thirty,
a heartfelt tribute to the late John Prime. Or head
to the Tennessee Performing Arts Center for Nashville Ballets If
I Can Dream the Music of Elvis Presley also at
seven thirty. If you're seeking a lively evening, Third and
(01:14):
Linsley is hosting Nashville Bluegrass at multiple shows today, including
a noon mattine and an eight zero zero pm performance,
perfect for those craving authentic, local flare. As the weekend begins,
the Nashville Whiskey Festival kicks into high gear at Riverfront Park,
running October tenth, twelfth. This annual event draws whiskey lovers
(01:37):
from across the region for tastings, educational sessions, and celebrations
of Tennessee's proud distilling traditions Saturday and Sunday at Third
and Linsley Lightning one hundred Nashville. Sunday Night features the
Whaler's Natural Mystic thirtieth Anniversary Tour with special guests Graham's
Morgan and Natasha Blaine. Ideal for reggae fans and anyone
(02:01):
looking to discover fresh sounds. For those wanting to explore
Nashville's creative side, Artville is happening September twenty sixth, twenty
eighth and the Wedgewood Houston District, transforming the neighborhood into
a vibrant outdoor gallery with large scale art installations, murals,
and pop up performances. It's free and open to the public,
(02:23):
running late into the evening. If you are searching for
family friendly fun, don't miss the Fall Festival at Lucky
Lad Farms, which continues through Halloween with a pumpkin patch,
corn maize, live music, fresh apple cider, donuts, and more,
set in a classic autumn atmosphere just a short drive
from downtown. Foodies listen up. This is also the perfect
(02:46):
time to sample Nashville's dynamic culinary endeavorage scene. Oktoberfest in Germantown,
running through October second, fifth, brings authentic German food, beer, music,
and dancing to the city, while the Nashville Roof Festival
on September twenty seventh was a hit for craft beer
fans for a taste of local wines, spirits, and curated bites.
(03:07):
Watch for updates on Wine on the River and the
Nashville Cocktail Festival next time around, or visit one of
Nashville's many acclaimed restaurants and bars dotted throughout the city.
For jazz and blues fans, keep an eye on Third
in Lindsley's Nashville Jazz Festival presents Gospel Brunch on October
twenty sixth, featuring the Pack Coyle Trio. And other local
(03:28):
jazz favorites, and at the iconic Bluebird Cafe, Riders Rounds,
open mic nights and song swaps continue throughout the month.
As always, check their calendar for specific times and lineups.
Whether you want to dance, dine, drink, or simply soak
in the culture, Nashville has something for everyone. This week
and beyond, the city's venues, parks, and neighborhoods are alive
(03:52):
with music, art, food, and tradition, so get out there
and experience it for yourself. Thank you for tuning in
to what's happening in Nashville this week, and remember to
subscribe to keep up with what's next in music city.
This has been a quiet please production. For more check
out Quiet. Please dot ai Quiet, Please dot ai hear
(04:15):
what matters.
Nashville is buzzing with excitement this week, and listeners, you're
in for a treat because Music City is rolling out
a phenomenal lineup of events right now and through the
weekend that you won't want to miss. Tonight is a
moment in history. The Grand Ole Opry is celebrating one
hundred years with a star studded Opry one hundred Birthday
show at seven pm. According to the Opry, every show
(00:31):
this month is a unique party, spotlighting country's biggest legends, newcomers,
and superstars, all gathering on one stage to honor the past, present,
and future of country music. This is the show that
made country music famous, and tonight's edition is sure to
deliver unforgettable performances. Meanwhile, the Riemann Auditorium is offering your
(00:52):
choice of live music tonight. For a soulful experience, catch
The Prime Family presents You Got Gold at seven point thirty,
a heartfelt tribute to the late John Prime. Or head
to the Tennessee Performing Arts Center for Nashville Ballets If
I Can Dream the Music of Elvis Presley also at
seven thirty. If you're seeking a lively evening, Third and
(01:14):
Linsley is hosting Nashville Bluegrass at multiple shows today, including
a noon mattine and an eight zero zero pm performance,
perfect for those craving authentic, local flare. As the weekend begins,
the Nashville Whiskey Festival kicks into high gear at Riverfront Park,
running October tenth, twelfth. This annual event draws whiskey lovers
(01:37):
from across the region for tastings, educational sessions, and celebrations
of Tennessee's proud distilling traditions Saturday and Sunday at Third
and Linsley Lightning one hundred Nashville. Sunday Night features the
Whaler's Natural Mystic thirtieth Anniversary Tour with special guests Graham's
Morgan and Natasha Blaine. Ideal for reggae fans and anyone
(02:01):
looking to discover fresh sounds. For those wanting to explore
Nashville's creative side, Artville is happening September twenty sixth, twenty
eighth and the Wedgewood Houston District, transforming the neighborhood into
a vibrant outdoor gallery with large scale art installations, murals,
and pop up performances. It's free and open to the public,
(02:23):
running late into the evening. If you are searching for
family friendly fun, don't miss the Fall Festival at Lucky
Lad Farms, which continues through Halloween with a pumpkin patch,
corn maize, live music, fresh apple cider, donuts, and more,
set in a classic autumn atmosphere just a short drive
from downtown. Foodies listen up. This is also the perfect
(02:46):
time to sample Nashville's dynamic culinary endeavorage scene. Oktoberfest in Germantown,
running through October second, fifth, brings authentic German food, beer, music,
and dancing to the city, while the Nashville Roof Festival
on September twenty seventh was a hit for craft beer
fans for a taste of local wines, spirits, and curated bites.
(03:07):
Watch for updates on Wine on the River and the
Nashville Cocktail Festival next time around, or visit one of
Nashville's many acclaimed restaurants and bars dotted throughout the city.
For jazz and blues fans, keep an eye on Third
in Lindsley's Nashville Jazz Festival presents Gospel Brunch on October
twenty sixth, featuring the Pack Coyle Trio. And other local
(03:28):
jazz favorites, and at the iconic Bluebird Cafe, Riders Rounds,
open mic nights and song swaps continue throughout the month.
As always, check their calendar for specific times and lineups.
Whether you want to dance, dine, drink, or simply soak
in the culture, Nashville has something for everyone. This week
and beyond, the city's venues, parks, and neighborhoods are alive
(03:52):
with music, art, food, and tradition, so get out there
and experience it for yourself. Thank you for tuning in
to what's happening in Nashville this week, and remember to
subscribe to keep up with what's next in music city.
This has been a quiet please production. For more check
out Quiet. Please dot ai Quiet, Please dot ai hear
(04:15):
what matters.
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