Keith Urban announces his "High and Alive" world tour starting May 22, 2025, featuring special guests and concluding in Nashville on October 17. Tickets go on sale December 13.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency announces its annual photo contest, seeking submissions for its 2025-26 calendar, with a prize of $60 for featured photographers. Deadline is March 17, 2025.

Tyler Childers is set to perform with guests Cory Branan and Charley Crockett at Nashville's GEODIS Park on Oct. 10 and 11 in 2025, following his successful "Rustin' in the Rain" album.

The 58th Annual CMA Awards in Nashville will feature performances by country stars including Luke Bryan and Lainey Wilson, with a mix of solos and collaborations.

Luke Combs has opened a new bar, Category 10, in Downtown Nashville, offering a multi-level experience with live stages, a dance floor, and themed spaces based on his music.

Country singer Kelsea Ballerini is set to begin her first arena tour in 2025, with dates from January 21 to March 30, including a performance at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena.

The article describes the week's sunny and warm weather forecast for Nashville with temperatures ranging from mid-70s to mid-80s and a slight chance of showers on Friday night.

Jelly Roll, a Nashville native, is opening a bar on Broadway in Nashville called Jelly Roll's Goodnight Nashville, featuring a tribute to his late father with a bar named Buddy's.

Metallica announced a two-night event in Nashville during their M72 World Tour, with unique setlists and a variety of supporting acts. Proceeds will benefit their charity, with ticket presales starting in September.

Clarksville celebrates "Magic in the Park" on September 28 with activities, a movie showing, and magical-themed concessions, including free popcorn and hot air balloon rides.

Morgan Wallen leads the 58th Annual CMA Awards nominations, with Cody Johnson and Chris Stapleton close behind. Post Malone and Lainey Wilson receive notable nods.

Chappell Roan re-releases tickets for her Tennessee show to counter scalping, allowing genuine fans to purchase tickets through a special Ticketmaster page.

Brad Paisley and Kimberly Williams-Paisley plan to open a second The Store location in Nashville at TriStar Centennial, providing free food and emergency clothing to those in need.