Musicians Corner Returns to Nashville With Star-Studded Free Shows

Nashville’s Centennial Park will once again pulse with music and community spirit as Musicians Corner returns for its Spring 2025 series. From May 16 to June 14, this free, open-to-the-public concert series delivers top-notch performances in the heart of Music City—no ticket required.

Since 2010, Musicians Corner has been a platform for over 1,500 artists, from legendary names like Emmylou Harris, Chris Stapleton, Vince Gill, and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band to rising stars ready to make their mark. This spring's lineup includes must-see acts like Sixpence None The Richer, Valerie June, Noah Gundersen & His Band, and North Mississippi Allstars.

Beyond the music, the experience is immersive. Attendees can explore food trucks, local artisan booths, a family-friendly kids’ zone, and the Musicians Corner Pub offering beer, wine, and craft cocktails. With shaded lawns and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s an ideal weekend hangout for families, friends, and even four-legged guests.

Organized by Centennial Park Conservancy—a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to preserving and enhancing the park and Parthenon—Musicians Corner blends world-class entertainment with civic pride. The event returns again in the fall, continuing its legacy as a celebration of Nashville’s unmatched music culture.

This is Music City at its most generous—bringing people together, showcasing extraordinary talent, and proving once again that great music is a gift to be shared in Nashville. No ticket required.

See the full calendar at https://www.musicianscornernashville.com/calendar#calendar

Tags: #Nashville Music Scene #Free Concert Festival #Live Music Nashville #Centennial Park Vibes #Spring In Music City

Wendy Huffman is the Publisher of the WBN News Nashville Edition & Founder & Owner of The Brilliant Edge Agency, delivering premier executive search and staffing solutions to help businesses secure top talent using the DREAM™ process. She is also the founder and CEO of the international nonprofit Letsmakethedifference.org based in Nashville.

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Sources: Musicians Corner, Nashville.gov, Centennial Park Conservancy.

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