NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — It's the best time of the year!
The sun is out and the vibes are high, which means it's time for music festivals!
CMA kicks off all the fun this summer. Country music's favorite festival is returning to Music City at the start of June!
From June 5 through the 8th, expect an unforgettable experience with all of your favorite country stars!
Mark your calendars with all the performances here
Musicians Corner 2025 kicks its series off May 16. The free concert series will continue into June. Artists including Valerie June and Brittney Spencer are featured in this year's event.
📢 JUST ANNOUNCED: The 2025 Musicians Corner Spring Series kicks off May 16–17 & runs Fridays & Saturdays thru June 14 at @CentennialPark!
— Musicians Corner (@MusCornerNash) April 16, 2025
Look forward to sets from Sixpence None the Richer, Valerie June, Cut Worms, Nashville Symphony + more.
🎶 Details: https://t.co/shBazn8zSv pic.twitter.com/dt3lPXHvME
Bonnaroo returns to Manchester from June 12 through the 15th with the likes of Luke Combs, Tyler, the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo and Hozier!
your schedule is finally here ✌️🌈 see when & where your favorite artists perform & the out of this world magic happening in the campground plazas: https://t.co/FArJIPRlVr pic.twitter.com/opcCP5Ccj3
— Bonnaroo (@Bonnaroo) April 16, 2025
Franklin's Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival has also released the lineup for this year's event.
🔥🔥 2025 lineup is here! 🔥🔥 Tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10am! https://t.co/J3cJEB6UB5 @GibsonGuitar, @JohnMayer, @KingsofLeon, @TpTroubadours, @YoungTheGiant, @FatherJohnMisty, #SamBarber pic.twitter.com/pwOWkSVYGx
— Pilgrimage Festival (@PilgrimageFest) April 16, 2025
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