The Nashville Symphony opens the month with Dvořák and John Williams at Schermerhorn, and by Thursday night the same city has Three Days Grace at Bridgestone Arena and Bruce Cockburn at the Country Music Hall of Fame. Few weeks put a film-score orchestra and a Canadian folk-rock veteran this close together.
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- Nashville Symphony: Ken David Masur conducts Dvořák and John Williams
- Sheryl Underwood at Zanies
- Three Days Grace at Bridgestone Arena
- Bruce Cockburn at the Country Music Hall of Fame
- Steve Lacy at Nashville Municipal Auditorium
- GloRilla at The Truth
- Madeon at Brooklyn Bowl
- Jonas Brothers at Bridgestone Arena
- Daniel Sloss at The Truth
- Saosin at Brooklyn Bowl
- The Time Jumpers at 3rd & Lindsley
- Yung Gravy at Brooklyn Bowl
- Grand Ole Opry at the Opry House
Nashville Symphony: Ken David Masur conducts Dvořák and John Williams
Sun, Nov 1, 2:00 PM · Schermerhorn Symphony Center · from $34
The orchestra’s opening concert of the month pairs Dvořák’s symphonic writing with the film music of John Williams. It is a good first night out for anyone who wants a full orchestra at Schermerhorn Symphony Center.
Sheryl Underwood at Zanies
Sun, Nov 1, 4:00 PM · Zanies Comedy Night Club – Nashville · from $71
Underwood is a longtime stand-up and a regular on daytime television, known for sharp, fast-paced observational material. Zanies is an intimate room, so the seats stay close to the stage.
Three Days Grace at Bridgestone Arena
Sun, Nov 1, 7:00 PM · Bridgestone Arena · from $36
Three Days Grace are a long-running Canadian rock band with a string of radio hits and a devoted fan base. I Prevail and The Funeral Portrait share the bill, making it a loud night at the arena.
Bruce Cockburn at the Country Music Hall of Fame
Sun, Nov 1, 7:30 PM · Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum · from $68
Cockburn is one of Canada’s most respected songwriters, with a folk-rock catalogue that spans decades. The Hall of Fame’s museum setting suits a seated, listening-focused evening.
Steve Lacy at Nashville Municipal Auditorium
Mon, Nov 2, 8:00 PM · Nashville Municipal Auditorium · from $105
Lacy is a genre-blending singer and producer known for his smooth, funk-tinged R&B and hip-hop-adjacent sound. The Municipal Auditorium is a large hall, so expect a bigger room than his recordings suggest.
GloRilla at The Truth
Wed, Nov 4, 8:00 PM · The Truth · from $52
GloRilla is a Memphis rapper who has become one of the most prominent voices in contemporary Southern hip-hop. The Truth is a club-sized venue, which makes for a high-energy set.
Madeon at Brooklyn Bowl
Wed, Nov 4, 8:00 PM · Brooklyn Bowl – Nashville · from $61
Madeon is a French electronic producer known for his inventive live shows and pop-leaning dance tracks. Brooklyn Bowl gives the night a bar-and-music-hall feel.
Jonas Brothers at Bridgestone Arena
Thu, Nov 5, 7:30 PM · Bridgestone Arena · from $56
The Jonas Brothers are a pop-rock group with major chart success and a large, multi-generational following. Franklin Jonas and Deleasa join the bill, and the arena will be packed.
Daniel Sloss at The Truth
Thu, Nov 5, 8:00 PM · The Truth · from $39
Sloss is a Scottish stand-up known for detailed, confessional sets and sharp writing. The Truth is a small room, so the sense of intimacy is part of the appeal.
Saosin at Brooklyn Bowl
Tue, Nov 3, 7:00 PM · Brooklyn Bowl – Nashville · from $62
Saosin are a post-hardcore and alternative rock band with a loyal following from the 2000s emo and post-hardcore scene. It is a good pick for fans of that era.
The Time Jumpers at 3rd & Lindsley
Mon, Nov 2, 8:00 PM · 3rd & Lindsley · from $54
The Time Jumpers are a veteran Nashville country and western swing band, built around session players with deep roots in the city. 3rd & Lindsley is a classic room for this kind of show.
Yung Gravy at Brooklyn Bowl
Thu, Nov 5, 8:00 PM · Brooklyn Bowl – Nashville · from $38
Yung Gravy is a rapper known for playful, meme-driven hip-hop with a strong following among younger listeners. Expect a lively, crowd-pleasing set.
Grand Ole Opry at the Opry House
Tue, Nov 3, 7:00 PM · Grand Ole Opry House · from $78
The Opry is the country institution most visitors picture when they think of Nashville, with a rotating lineup of country performers. The Grand Ole Opry House is a classic setting for a first-time visit.
Check dates and times on the ticket listings before you go, and book early for the arena and symphony shows, which tend to sell out.
