Music of Nashville (February Edition)
Nashville would not be the Music City without a diverse expanse of performances year-round. No matter what genre you are looking for, Nashville’s native and visiting artists will not disappoint!
Home of Country Music
As always, Nashville puts on a fantastic show of country music since it is the country music capital. With stars travelling in and out of Nashville, there’s always a big concert to go to!
Ryan Hurd
Performing his Platonic Tour
Where: Cannery Ballroom
When: February 6th at 7PM
Get more info and purchase tickets here.
Tyler Childers
With special guest Robert Earl Keen
Where: Ryman Auditorium
When: February 6th, 7th, 15th, 16th at 7:30PM
Tickets can be found here.
All for the Hall: Under the Influence With Keith Urban
A Benefit for the Country Music Hall of Fame
Ingrid Andress, Brothers Osborne, Luke Combs, Lauren Daigle,
Blake Shelton, Chris Stapleton, Tenille Townes and Tanya Tucker.
Join us in keeping the tradition of Nashville!
Where: Bridgestone Arena
When: February 10th at 7:30PM
Tickets can be purchased here.
Classical Lovers
With Cupid and the holiday of love right around the corner, classical ensembles and performances will be held throughout the month of February. The most notable of these masterpieces will be the celebration of Ludwig von Beethoven’s 250th birthday, which will be celebrated throughout 2020. Below is a breakdown of the performances all month long.
Romantic Rhapsodies with the Nashville Symphony
The breathtaking rhapsodies of Brahms, Bartók, and Enescu are brought to life by the Nashville symphony and soloist Jun Iwasaki. They will take the audience on a journey to Eastern Europe beginning in 20th century Romania, the inspiration for George Enescu’s two best known compositions: Romanian Rhapsodies I and II. Rhapsody No. 1 can be best described for its playful and whimsical tunes which elaborately build into a charming masterpiece. Rhapsody No. 2 is a sweeping and emotionally driven composition that perfectly balances the imagery and feeling of the previous rhapsody. In addition to the Enescu Rhapsodies, the Nashville Symphony will perform Rhapsodies I and 2 of Bela Bartók. Bartók dedicated each piece to two of his closest friends, Joseph Szigeti and Zoltán Székely. They showpiece the complex mastery of music in a twisting and multifaceted performance of virtuoso works for violin and orchestra. Brahm’s Symphony No. 3 will embody the Romantic style of the night’s performances with performance styles ranging from stormily thrilling composition to calming and thought-provoking harmonies.
Where: Schermerhorn Symphony Center
When: January 30th at 7PM and January 31/February 1st at 8PM
Purchase tickets here.
Beethoven’s Birthday Bash with the Nashville Symphony
In honor of Beethoven’s 250th birthday, Nashville Symphony is performing Beethoven’s most awe-inspiring and impressive music the world has ever known. In the line-up is his Leonore Overture No. 3, Piano Concerto No.1, and Symphony No. 3 known as “Eroica.” To perform the famous Concerto, Irish pianist Barry Douglas joins the Nashville Symphony in Beethoven’s first published Concerto which formed his foundation to break the musical barriers of the 18th century in his later compositions. In contrast to his early composition of the Concerto No. 1, Beethoven’s bold Symphony No. 3 is identified as the shift from the Classical period of music composition to the Romantic era and is considered his most-celebrated masterpiece.
Where: Schermerhorn Symphony Center
When: February 20th at 7PM, February 21st/22nd at 8PM, and February 23rd at 2PM
Purchase tickets here.
All the Blues and Soul
The deep heartfelt soul music and blues genres does not disappoint in a city bustling with new music and melodies. Below are the shows coming to Nashville during the month of February.
Valentine’s with Patti Labelle
The “Godmother of Soul” joins the Nashville Symphony in an iconic ensemble of her best songs from her extensive musical career. Performed hits will include:
Somebody Loves You Baby
Feels Like Another One
If You Only Knew
Lady Marmalade
New Attitude
On My Own
...and more!
Where: Schermerhorn Symphony Center
When: February 14th at 8pm
Buy tickets here.
Tedeschi Trucks Band Performance With The War & Treaty
The artful combination of the Tedeschi Trucks Band with The War & Treaty bring together a unique musical experience. Tickets on their main page are sold out but are in limited availability on reselling sites.
Where: Ryman Auditorium
When: February 27th- 29th at 8pm
7th Annual Cashville Blues Festival
Enjoy live music featuring Sir Charles Jones, Pokey Bear, Bobby Rush, Chic Rodgers, Shirley Brown, and Latimore.
Where: Nashville Municipal Auditorium
When: February 29th at 7pm (doors open at 6pm)
Purchase tickets by visiting here.
For All Those Folks
The Wood Brothers
With Kat Wright
Where: Ryman Auditorium
When: February 14th at 8PM
Tickets can be found here.
Grace Potter
Where: Ryman Auditorium
When: February 19th at 7:30PM
Tickets are still available here.
Une Nuit D’amour Valentine's Day Show Performances by Stephanie Adlington Spend the holiday of love at Rudy’s Jazz Room and enjoy the music of Stephanie Adlington! Where: Rudy’s Jazz Room When: February 14th from 6PM-7:45Pm and 9PM-10:45PM Purchase tickets at $25 in advance or $30 at the door here Dee Dee Bridgewater and Bill Charlap Where: Schermerhorn Symphony Center When: February 28th at 8PPM Tickets here Theo Katzman With Rhett Madison Where: 3rd and Lindsley When: February 16th at 8PM Get tickets here Derek Sanders Where: High Watt at Mercy Lounge When: February 17th at 8PM Purchase your tickets here The Lumineers III: The World Tour with Mt. Joy Join The Lumineers in the performance of their new album “III” Where: Bridgestone Arena When: February 19th at 7PM Buy tickets hereJazzy Nights
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