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Ready to enjoy live music by the Tennessee River and under the stars once again? Riverfront Nights, a free outdoor concert series at Ross’s Landing, will kick off on Saturday, May 25 + will run through Saturday, Aug. 31 — an expanded run compared to years past.
The outdoor concert series recently released this year’s lineup, so get ready to make your plans for those upcoming summer Saturday nights, rain or shine.
Need-to-knows
- Concession + drink sales begin at 6 p.m. (attendees can bring coolers and snacks, but no outside alcohol is permitted)
- Live music begins at 7 p.m. + will end by 10 p.m. (unless it’s an extended performance)
- On the extended dates (May 25, Aug. 17 + Aug. 31), Riverfront Parkway will be shut down by Ross’s Landing to utilize both lawns
- Bring your own blankets or lawn chairs
- Attendees can enjoy cornhole + other giant games
- Leashed pets are welcome + a doggy pool will be onsite for your furry friends
Bonus: Sign up to volunteer to help with setup, merchandise sales, breakdown, and more.
Lineup
- May 25 | A1A: A Tribute to Jimmy Buffet Band + Ogya World Music Band
- June 1 | Strung Like a Horse + Lenox Hills
- June 8 | The McCray Sisters + Luke Simmons & The Lovestruck
- June 15 | Paul Thorn Band + Bee Taylor
- June 29 | On the Border: A Tribute to The Eagles + BIAS
- July 6 | Rubiks Groove + Scott Mulvahill
- July 13 | The Peterson Brothers + Swayyvo
- July 20 | Earth to Mars: A Bruno Mars Experience + Paul Childers Band
- July 27 | Mike Farris & The Fortunate Few + Paul McDonald & The Mourning Doves
- Aug. 3 | Drivin’ N’ Cryin’ + Scarlet Love Conspiracy
- Aug. 10 | Back 2 Mac: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac + The Essentials
- Aug. 17 | Departure: A Tribute to Journey + Moon Juice
- Aug. 24 | The Afternooners + Et Cetera
- Aug. 31 | The Malemen: A Night of Motown + Rick Rushing & The Blues Strangers
Pro tip: We recommend arriving at Ross’s Landing early for parking purposes + to ensure your spot near the stage.