
MercyMe
18 Oct · Bridgestone Arena
From $35City Winery - Nashville
Sun 18 Oct · 12:00From$115 USD
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Sun 18 Oct · 19:00From$35 USD
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Sun 18 Oct · 19:30From$40 USD
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Sun 18 Oct · 19:30From$96 USD
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Sun 18 Oct · 20:00From$55 USD
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Mon 19 Oct · 20:00From$72 USD
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Wed 21 Oct · 19:30From$68 USD
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Wed 21 Oct · 20:00From$55 USD
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Wed 21 Oct · 20:00From$42 USD
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Thu 22 Oct · 18:30From$59 USD
Find tickets5 events are listed for Nashville this weekend, including Andre Ward - Musician (Oct 18) and MercyMe (Oct 18). See the full list on the Nashville this-weekend page.
Across the current listings: Bridgestone Arena with 16 dates, Ryman Auditorium with 15 dates, The Basement East - Nashville with 11 dates, Schermerhorn Symphony Center with 10 dates and Brooklyn Bowl with 9 dates.
Nashville Predators (NHL), Tennessee Titans (NFL) and Nashville SC (MLS). 12 sports events are listed in Nashville right now.
Nashville Predators vs. New York Islanders on Oct 27 lists from $13. Prices are the seller's listed starting price and can change.
79 concerts, 12 sports events and 9 theatre shows — 100 in total, refreshed every 6 hours.
100 upcoming events are listed in Nashville, 23 of them in the next 7 days and 100 within 30 days. That includes 79 concerts, 12 sports events and 9 theatre shows.
The venues with the most upcoming dates are Bridgestone Arena (16), Ryman Auditorium (15) and The Basement East - Nashville (11). Next up: Andre Ward - Musician on Oct 18 at City Winery - Nashville (from $115); MercyMe on Oct 18 at Bridgestone Arena (from $35); The Legendary Life of Tom Petty on Oct 18 at Schermerhorn Symphony Center (from $40).
Genres in the current concert listings include Classical, Folk, House Music, EDM and Rock. Nashville's home teams are Nashville Predators (NHL), Tennessee Titans (NFL) and Nashville SC (MLS).
Nashville is the country-music capital of the world and a critical US tour routing stop across every genre. Bridgestone Arena hosts the Predators NHL plus the deepest country-tour arena calendar in the country — Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs, Chris Stapleton, Eric Church, and Carrie Underwood all routinely play multi-night Bridgestone runs. The Ryman Auditorium (the original home of the Grand Ole Opry, 1892) hosts a year-round programming of country, Americana, and bluegrass tours from a 2,362-seat former-tabernacle room; the Grand Ole Opry House in Opryland keeps the original Opry radio show running every Friday and Saturday. Nissan Stadium hosts Titans NFL and stadium-tier country concerts. Ascend Amphitheater handles the summer outdoor calendar. Marathon Music Works, the Basement East, Exit/In, and the Brooklyn Bowl Nashville run the mid-tier and club calendar. CMA Fest in June fills downtown for four days. Country music tours almost universally include a Nashville date; gospel, Americana, and Christian tours also route Nashville as a primary market.