NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Musicians Corner returns to Centennial Park in Nashville this fall with a five-week season of free live music, beginning Friday, August 28.
The multi-genre concert series runs every Friday through September 25, with performances from 5 to 9 p.m. More than 38 artists are scheduled across the five-week run.
The series includes Musicians Corner's Free Fest, a three-day event over Labor Day Weekend, September 4-6, presented by Amazon and the Nashville Convention and Visitors Corporation in partnership with Lightning 100.
August 28
The series opens Friday with Birdtalker, Josh Okeefe, Kara Frazier, Sweet Lizzy Project and Gerard Alain.
September 4 — Free Fest
The Labor Day Weekend Free Fest begins Friday, September 4, with Rayland Baxter, Vlad Holiday, verygently, Creamer and Eva Cassel.
September 5 — Free Fest
Saturday's Free Fest lineup features Paul McDonald & the Mourning Doves, Laney Jones and the Spirits, Marble Jets and Wolf Twin. One additional act is to be announced.
September 6 — Free Fest
The Free Fest closes Sunday, September 6, with Arlo Parks, MORGXN, Moody Joody, Elke and Maddie Ettrich.
September 11
The following Friday features Augustana, Caper Sage, Wildermiss, Carver Jones and Mary McGuinness.
September 18 — in partnership with AMERICANAFEST
The September 18 concert is held in partnership with AMERICANAFEST. The lineup includes She Returns From War, Ink and Obed Padilla, with one additional act to be announced.
September 25
The series closes September 25 with Buddy Miller, Abigail Rose, CHAPPY and Milly Roze, with one additional act to be announced.
All concerts are free and open to the public. Musicians Corner is in its 17th year.
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