Summer has officially arrived in Music City, and June is bringing the heat with an exciting lineup of can’t-miss events! From CMA Fest to family-friendly fun, Nashville is the place to be this month. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, there’s something for everyone. These are the best events in Nashville for June 2025. Scroll down and start planning your month!
June 2025 Events in Nashville
June 2 – The annual Piña Colad-off is back for its third year with all proceeds benefiting Another Round Another Rally, the nonprofit financial and educational resource for the hospitality industry. Tickets are $15, and you can purchase yours here.
June 2 – The Concert for Love and Acceptance happens on Monday, June 2, and serves as the unofficial kickoff to CMA Fest. It’s also one of our favorite events every year! Find out more here.
June 3 – The Country Kickoff at Skydeck on Broadway is star-studded, including Justin Moore, Brothers Osborne, Dasha, and Preston Cooper. Find out more here. Can’t make it but still want to see all the action? Make sure you’re following us on TikTok!
June 4 – Turn It Up! Texas is throwing a party at Category 10, and the fun starts at 11 AM with Smithfield. We suggest getting there early for them! See the full schedule here.
June 5 – June 8 – These are the official days of CMA Fest! We’ve made it easy for you to plan your week’s schedule with our top can’t-miss events! And don’t forget to enjoy the acts you might not have heard of (yet). After all, they could be the next Luke Combs.
June 5 – FEMcountry’s first Nashville showcase is set for 7:30 PM at City Winery Nashville, and the lineup is incredible! Caylee Hammack, Brittney Spencer, Abbey Cone, Lucie Silvas, and Rita Wilson are all on the bill.
June 6 – NMAAM kicks off Black Music Month by partnering with CMA Fest for “BEEN COUNTRY: Black Roots in Rhythm” on June 6 from 2 PM to 7 PM. Get your tickets and see the complete schedule here.
June 7 – Brooklyn Bowl Nashville’s Third Avenue Block Party, in collaboration with TailGate Brewery Germantown, is a free, all-ages celebration. Read more here.
June 10 – We are SO ready for Counting Crows to rock Nashville again and, this time, it’s at The Pinnacle. Get your tickets here. We’ll see you there!
June 12 – See The Sandlot during Movies in the Park, the free event at Elmington Park. Read more about this showing and the rest of their lineup here. We also suggest arriving hungry, or at least thirsty, for their food trucks, including a personal favorite, Franklin’s Fruit Tea.
June 13 – Nashville Pride’s annual Turnabout fundraiser raises money for Nashville Pride, with 100% of the door and tip proceeds supporting it. See more here.
June 14 – Tracy Gunn presents a perfume-making experience with Story Fragrance Library, inspired by the exhibition Venice and the Ottoman Empire. The exhibit is currently at the Frist Art Museum. Register here.
June 15 – 615 Day is always full of fun local events, including this show at The Basement East. We also recommend tuning in to our friends over at Lightning 100 for their live 615 Day coverage!
June 17 – This can’t-miss event is also great for your socials! Sign up for the Social Media Boost and read more about it here.
June 18 – The Grand Ole Opry is home to a lot of special events, but this Opry 100 Honors: Johnny Cash + June Carter Cash sounds like one we’d regret missing! The lineup is incredible and features Lainey Wilson. See the full schedule and get your tickets here.
June 19 – The official Juneteenth celebration happens on June 19 from 5 PM to 9:30 PM. Find out more and RSVP here.
June 21 – Unwind on International Day of Yoga at Centennial Park, which starts at 8:30 AM when the vendors and food trucks open. That’s followed by all-levels yoga, kids’ yoga, and more. Register for your space here.
June 25 – Enjoy the vocal stylings of Brandon Boyd and Incubus on June 25. The band plays at Bridgestone Arena with Manchester Orchestra. We can’t wait to finally see Incubus live!
June 26 – Nashville Symphony’s Seventh Annual Spirits of Summer is an event we love every year! Read all about it here and get your tickets for a fun summer double date.
June 27 – June 29 – Nashville Pride is a weekend full of music, a fabulous pride parade, and so much more. See what events you want to attend as part of Pride weekend.
June 29 – Pepper Pott’s monthly Guyanese Supper Club is back, and it’s bound to be delicious. See why we recommend this event here.
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