If your calendar is still looking a little empty, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. We rounded up the must-attend events happening in Nashville this month, from live music to cultural happenings and one-night-only experiences around the city.
Whether you’re planning date nights, girls’ nights, or just looking for an excuse to get out of the house, there’s still plenty of time to make the most of February.
Feb. 1 – Start your month off at the Frist Art Museum!
Feb. 2 – Hot chicken week was extended! See how you can get all the spice you can handle through Feb. 6 here.
Feb. 3 – SIX is back at TPAC, and this is a must-see! You have plenty of chances to catch this high-energy performance since it’s in town through Feb. 8. Get your tickets here.
Feb. 4 – Country music legend Emmylou Harris takes the stage at City Winery for a special “Woofstock at the Winery” evening, joined by Shawn Camp and Verlon Thompson. Expect an intimate night of storytelling, timeless hits, and roots-driven performances. And it’s all in support of a great cause tied to Harris’ long-standing animal advocacy work. Tickets are available here.
Feb. 5 – There’s still time to see Zoolumination at the Nashville Zoo, but you’re running out of chances. This is the country’s lantern festival, and you can get tickets for the whole family here.
Feb. 6 – Think Family Feud — but with craft beer in hand. Survey Slam at Fat Bottom Brewery puts a lively twist on traditional trivia, challenging teams to guess the most popular survey answers instead of random facts. Expect plenty of laughs, playful debates, and competitive energy as you battle it out for bragging rights. It’s free to play, easy to jump into, and the perfect excuse for a casual group night out. More information is available here.
Feb. 7 – Let the good times roll at this family-friendly Mardi Gras celebration at Belle Meade’s Historic Carriage House. Kids can craft their own festive masks with feathers, jewels, and glitter, enjoy traditional King Cake and take part in games, photo ops, and a lively parade dance to close out the day. This come-and-go event is packed with colorful fun. Tickets include craft materials and access to the grounds for even more exploring. More information is here.
Feb. 8 – The Nashville Chamber Music Series returns with an immersive evening of contemporary chamber music and movement at the Parthenon. The performance includes a special vinyl release presentation of The Great Space by Benjamin Chakoian Jones, featuring original dance choreography by Becca Hoback, alongside works by composers Timbre Cierpke, Laura Epling, and Cristina Spinei. Co-headlined by Tennessee State University’s Meistersingers, this one-hour concert blends classical, jazz, and modern expression in one of Nashville’s most striking venues. Tickets are on sale here.
Feb. 9 – You have two chances to see Trevor Noah at the Ryman this month! Tickets are on sale now, and we highly recommend seeing the comedian while he’s in Music City.
Feb. 10 – Expect a spectacle at 3rd & Lindsley as Andi Jane celebrates the release of her debut solo album, The Ground Is Changing, with a one-night-only Honky-Tonk Cabaret experience. The evening unfolds as a full musical journey, starting with her bluegrass roots and evolving into a theatrical, high-energy cabaret complete with horns, drums, and accordion. With special guests Brother Dusty and Andrew Tyler Brown, this all-ages show blends storytelling, roots rock, and bold performance flair for a night that’s equal parts concert and theatrical event. Get your tickets for this 3rd and Lindsley event here.
Feb. 11 – Head to Ryman Auditorium for the smooth sounds of Miguel, who’s headlining with special guest Jean Dawson. Get your tickets here.
Feb. 12 – Jason Seber conducts John Denver: A Rocky Mountain High Concert Celebration at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center. The first show is Feb. 12, but you have three chances to attend with tickets on sale via the Nashville Symphony.
Feb. 13 – Head to Sadie’s for Galentine’s Day on Feb. 13. One of our favorite Nashville restaurants is celebrating in delicious style, and more information is available here.
Feb. 14 – There are plenty of ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day in Nashville, and we have a complete roundup for your celebrations here. Still need a gift? We have a local gift guide (with a few convenient options, too) just for you!
Feb. 15 – Sip, paint, and sashay your way through this high-energy Drag Queen Sip N Paint experience from Sip and Paint USA. Guests will create their own canvas while a fabulous drag queen host leads the session with step-by-step guidance, jokes, music, and nonstop entertainment. That’s capped off with a show-stopping drag performance. Get tickets here.
Feb. 16 – Emo and pop-punk nostalgia hit Marathon Music Works as Motion City Soundtrack and Say Anything bring their co-headlining Winter Tour to Nashville. With support from Sincere Engineer and Oso Oso, fans can expect a high-energy night packed with throwback favorites, newer releases, and plenty of sing-along moments from two of the genre’s most beloved bands. Get tickets for the all-ages show here.
Feb. 17 – Caroline Jones will headline The Basement East on Feb. 17 with music starting at 7 PM. Get your tickets here.
Feb. 18 – Two of Nashville’s most iconic music experiences come together for Bluebird at the Symphony. Featuring celebrated songwriters Brandy Clark, Josh Osborne, and Shane McAnally alongside members of the Nashville Symphony, the evening blends intimate, story-driven performances with sweeping orchestral arrangements. It’s a rare chance to hear the songs behind the hits reimagined in one of the city’s most stunning concert halls. Tickets are here.
Feb. 19 – Comedian John Crist brings his sharp, culture-skewering stand-up to the Mother Church for one night of big laughs. Known for his viral sketches and relatable takes on modern life, Crist’s live show blends storytelling, crowd work, and his signature Southern humor. Tickets are on sale now.
Feb. 20 – Billy Strings headlines Bridgestone Arena on Feb. 20. At the time of posting, tickets had just sold out.
Feb. 21 – The Wombats are another musical event we’re stoked for this month in Nashville. The band plays Brooklyn Bowl Nashville with Cigarettes @ Sunset, and tickets are on sale here.
Feb. 22 – Step into country comedy history at “Minnie at the Mansion,” a special one-time celebration honoring Grand Ole Opry icon Minnie Pearl. The afternoon includes a book presentation and Q&A with Howdy! The Minnie Pearl Story co-authors Mary Ellen Pethel and Don Cusic, plus a live performance of “The News from Grinder’s Switch” portrayed by actress Jenny Littleton, accompanied by musician Paul Carrol Binkley. More information is here.
Feb. 23 – Andrea Bocelli brings his Romanza – 30th Anniversary World Tour to Bridgestone Arena with Michael W. Smith and Lauren Daigle. Get your tickets!
Feb. 25 – Genre-blending singer-songwriter Amber Mark brings The Pretty Idea Tour to Brooklyn Bowl for a night of groove-driven R&B, soul, and pop. Known for her rich vocals and emotionally layered storytelling, Mark’s latest era explores the highs and heartbreak of modern romance, wrapped in lush production and global musical influences. Expect an intimate but high-energy standing-room show from one of contemporary soul’s most captivating voices. Tickets are on sale here.
Feb. 26 – Country guitar virtuoso and singer-songwriter Lindsay Ell takes the stage at The Basement East for an electrifying night of hits and heartfelt originals. Known for her powerhouse vocals, signature guitar skills, and dynamic stage presence, Ell delivers a high-energy performance perfect for fans of modern country and rock-infused melodies. Get your tickets here.
Feb. 27 – Celebrate the opening night of Swan Lake at TPAC, one of the world’s most iconic ballets. Audiences will be swept away by Tchaikovsky’s timeless score and stunning choreography, as dancers bring the tragic romance and dramatic magic of the story to life on stage. Opening night promises a breathtaking experience for ballet enthusiasts and first-timers alike. Get tickets for any of the performances here.
Feb. 28 – Step into the soundtrack of the beloved film as the Grand Ole Opry celebrates O Brother, Where Art Thou? with live performances of the movie’s Grammy-winning bluegrass and Americana songs. Expect toe-tapping music, classic hits, and the Opry’s signature charm. This is a must for film and music fans alike.
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