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Today · Wed, Sep 30 · 164 shows

1865 ClubMidtown
Drumming Bird
7:00pm

Drumming Bird

Folk

featuring Austin Sawyer Reserve your seat here: https://resy.com/cities/nashville-tn/venues/1865-club?seats=2&date=2026-09-30

City Winery NashvilleWedgewood-Houston
City Winery Nashville
7:30pm

BEast Street Band plays Bruce Springsteen

Rock

City Winery Nashville Presents BEast Street Band live on Wednesday, September 30th at 7:30pm! The Beast St Band is Nashville’s OG Springsteen tribute band! Formed in 2016 by a cadre of Nashville touring sidemen and music industry pros, the band is united by their love for Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band. In fact, combined, members of the band have seen Bruce in concert over 200 times. Since their first show in December of 2016, the band has earned a reputation for their faithful interpretations of Bruce’s work, as well as their dynamite live performances. A rotating cast of Beast St Band stalwarts & guests artists will lead the band through their return engagement to The Basement East on July 18th! Don’t miss it!

from $24

Rudy's Jazz RoomThe Gulch
Rudy's Jazz Room
6:00pm

The Sofia Goodman Trio

Jazz

“Mesmerizing, compositionally rich...These are the sounds that honor the transformative possibilities inherent in the essential elements that surround and sustain us. 4 stars.” - Joshua Myers, Downbe…

$12 adv / $15

Rudy's Jazz RoomThe Gulch
Rudy's Jazz Room
9:00pm

Regi Wooten & Friends

Country · Jazz

Known as “The Teacha”, Regi Wooten is one of the most innovative, talented and dynamic musicians around the scene, and has pushed the boundaries of jazz, funk, soul, R&B, rock, and even bluegrass to…

$15

Star Rover SoundGermantown
Miles Victor
7:00pm

Miles Victor

Americana

Miles Victor is an Americana/bluegrass artist blending tradition with a modern edge. Inspired by the soulful resonance of The Avett Brothers & the reckless abandon of Old Crow Medicine Show. Powerful voice, honest songs & a high-energy live show.

Tomorrow · Thu, Oct 1 · 186 shows

City Winery NashvilleWedgewood-Houston
City Winery Nashville
7:00pm

Kitty Steadman, Tall Paul & Kristie Bobal

Americana

The Lounge at City Winery Nashville Presents Kitty Steadman, Tall Paul & Kristie Bobal live on Thursday, October 1st at 7:00 PM! Join City Winery Nashville on October 1st for an unforgettable evening of music and connection with Kitty Steadman, Tall Paul, and Kristie Bobal. This intimate show brings together three seasoned performers whose chemistry on stage is as natural as it is captivating. With a blend of original songs, storytelling, and effortless harmony, the night promises to feel more like a gathering of friends than a traditional concert. As a special touch, the evening also celebrates Tall Paul’s birthday, so expect a little extra sparkle, spontaneity, and laughter woven throughout the night. From heartfelt moments to light-hearted banter, this show is rooted in genuine friendship and shared love of music. Come raise a glass, sing along, and be part of a night that’s equal parts celebration and soulful storytelling.

from $33.6

City Winery NashvilleWedgewood-Houston
City Winery Nashville
7:30pm

ISAAC SLADE (Formerly of The Fray) with Paul Frantzich

Pop

City Winery Nashville Presents ISAAC SLADE (Formerly of The Fray) SONGS I KNOW - SOLO TOUR 2026 live on Thursday, October 1st at 7:30pm! Isaac Slade, best known as the former frontman of the Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum band The Fray, steps back onto the stage after four years with his first-ever solo tour in 2026. The Songs I Know tour will take audiences through his emotionally resonant songwriting and the life journey that shaped his music. Slade’s performances bring listeners into his intimate, cinematic vocal style, featuring formative songs and stories, his genre-defining hits, and the music that inspired him through the years. With new music releases on the horizon, Slade will share his latest work, reflecting a powerful evolution that invites listeners into something honest, timeless, and evocative.

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Fri, Oct 2 · 150 shows

City Winery NashvilleWedgewood-Houston
City Winery Nashville
7:30pm

Luna with Sister Ray Davies

Rock

City Winery Nashville Presents Luna live on Friday, October 2nd at 7:30pm! Luna was a New York band formed in 1991 by singer/guitarist Dean Wareham after the breakup of Galaxie 500. The band made seven studio albums before disbanding in 2005. After a ten-year break, they reunited and toured in 2015, and in 2017 released a new LP — A Sentimental Education and an EP of instrumentals — A Place of Greater Safety. Other recent reissues include a deluxe 2xLP version of their classic Penthouse album (on Rhino) and another 2xLP set Lunafied that collects all the covers the band record-ed in the 1990s. Now scattered around the country (Los Angeles, New York and Austin) the band re-tains the same lineup that operated from 1999 to 2005: Dean Wareham on vo-cals/guitar, his wife Britta Phillips on bass, Sean Eden on guitar, and Lee Wall on drums. A Luna Timeline: 1992. Dean Wareham recruits Justin Harwood (ex-Chills) on bass and Stanley Demeski (ex-Feelies) on drums to record Lunapark for Elektra Records. After completing the al-bum, the band places an ad in the Village Voice and thus adds Sean Eden on guitar. Eden, who is Canadian by birth and a trained actor, plays lead guitar on the excellent Indian Summer EP (aka the Slide EP). 1993. The band records their second album, Bewitched, featuring “California,” “Tiger Lily” and “Friendly Advice.” 1995 Luna’s classic third album, Penthouse (1995) is recorded in New York City, fea-turing guests Tom Verlaine (Television) and Laetitia Sadier (Stereolab). The band signs to Beggar’s Banquet in Europe. Rolling Stone calls it “one of the essential recordings of the ‘90s” 1997 Lee Wall replaces the travel-weary Stanley Demeski on drums, and the band rec-ords Pup Tent, their fourth album for Elektra. 1998 Luna recorded their fifth album The Days of Our Nights. 1999 Justin Harwood moves back to his home country (New Zealand), and is replaced on bass by Britta Phillips. 2000 finding themselves between contracts, the band quickly records a live album — Luna Live! for the Arena Rock label. 2002 the band sign to Jetset Records, record Romantica, co-produced by Gene Holder (DB’s) and Dave Fridmann (Mercury Rev). Romantica was followed by the mini-LP Close Cover Before Striking. 2004 Luna record their Rendezvous album in Brooklyn, NY. Produced by Bryce Gog-gin with minimal overdubs, it captures the band more-or-less live. 2005 After a farewell tour, on February 28 the band play their last show at New York’s Bowery Ballroom. 2015 After ten years away, the band announces a commemorative world tour. The lineup is the exact ’99-’05 group: Dean Wareham and Sean Eden on guitar, Lee Wall on drums, and Britta Phillips (now married to Mr Wareham) on bass. 2016 Captured Tracks label release a vinyl box set comprising Luna’s five albums rec-orded for Elektra and a bonus LP of rarities. 2017 Double Feature Records release the band’s first new material since 2004, the co-vers LP A Sentimental Education and instrumental EP A Place of Greater Safety. 2018 Run-Out-Groove releases the double LP Lunafied — containing all the covers the band recorded during the 1990s. At their best, it’s hard to believe there is any other kind of music besides this simple, graceful, chiming chug — the Guardian Dean Wareham has an unlikely quiver of a voice that, for whatever ungodly reason, sounds as if he’s survived something his music alludes to but never gives away — Jerry Stahl One of indie rocks’ most beloved live acts — Rob Sheffield, Rolling Stone

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