Pearl Jam is set to tour the US in 2025, focusing on cities like Nashville, with presale for Ten Club members starting December 5, and general sales on December 13. Their album "Dark Matter" has been widely successful.

Icelandair will start flights from Nashville to Keflavik on April 10, 2025, earlier than planned, due to high demand, offering connections to European destinations.

Nashville Airport will start direct flights to Reykjavik, Iceland on May 16, 2025, enhancing European connections.

In-N-Out Burger begins construction of an office in Franklin, Tennessee, announcing plans to open restaurants in Nashville by 2026, creating 277 jobs.

Hathorne, a prominent Nashville restaurant, has announced its permanent closure after a challenging post-pandemic period despite once earning a spot on Bon Appetit's "Best 50 New Restaurants" list.

The Metro Nashville Beer Board issued a memo reminding beer permit holders of specific sales and consumption hours, with certain businesses having an hour's leeway. Noncompliance may result in penalties.

Hermès is set to open its first Tennessee store in Nashville's Wedgewood-Houston district in fall 2025, marking a potential shift in the city's luxury retail landscape.

Titans QB Will Levis launched a mayonnaise-scented cologne with Hellmann's, selling out quickly. Proceeds go to charity, with restocks planned due to high demand.

The Tullahoma Driver Services Center reopens with renovations aiming to improve customer experience, including upgraded amenities and expanded parking. Services offered include driver licenses, tests, and permit applications.

Texas Roadhouse is planning to open a new restaurant near the newly established Costco in Mt. Juliet, with the planning commission yet to review the site plan.

Decherd, TN alderman Justin Stubblefield and wife Paige were arrested for oxycodone distribution and money laundering.

Donyae Wroten is charged with first-degree murder for the October 2023 shooting of Terran Frazier in Nashville, following a premeditated robbery and prior altercation.

The Peach Truck accused Kroger of using their marketing material without permission, which Kroger acknowledged and apologized for, not planning any legal action.