Celebrate Music City Festival Series provides Nashville with free, family-friendly concerts that highlight our city’s vibrant culture through Nashville’s amazing music communities. Enjoy a relaxing Sunday afternoon with good vibes on a beautiful outdoor greenspace with your friends and family at New Heights Brewing.
Browse local/regional artisan craft vendors through our curated Vendor Village, enjoy some bites from local food trucks, take a free dance lesson, and experience live music performances from some of Music City’s best independent RnB & Hip-Hop artists. You’ll see first hand how talented and amazing our music scene truly is!
Event Info:
Outdoor festival at New Heights Brewing
Free and open to the general public
All ages and family-friendly
Doors: 12p | Dance Lesson: 12p | Music: 1p-6p
Free street parking (Limited, but there’s also a paid lot across the street)
Live Music Performances from:
MyaSimone
Yonna Jones & Nicólas Soul
TJ!
PesoTaxin
This lineup was curated in partnership with NuRenaissance and Inner Circle
Free Dance Lesson at Noon!
We’ve partnered with Global Education Center to provide a free Hip-Hop dance lesson at the start of the event, so be sure to come early to participate!
Music Neighbors, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, believes that supporting and sustaining Nashville’s local music ecosystem is vital to Music City’s identity and culture. We created this festival series to encourage the public to explore new styles and genres of music. Since music is tied closely with culture, we believe live music events are one of the best ways for different communities to connect with each other in Nashville.
This series is made possible with funding from Tennessee Arts Commission
Special thanks to New Heights Brewing for partnering with us for this event and letting us take over your amazing green space for this outdoor festival series! Also thank you to Adrian James Recording for sponsoring the live sound equipment and backline.
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