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5 can’t-miss events coming to Nashville in 2021

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Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit | Image via @immersivevangogh

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From Bonnaroo’s lineup announcement to the news about worldwide phenomenon Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit, Music City’s entertainment scene is making a grand comeback in 2021.

We’re sharing 5 of the best events coming to Nashville this year, so grab a pen + planner. 🗓️

Candlelight Open Air Concert

Date: May 20-Aug. 19
Location: The Grove at Studio 615
Details: If you thought Disney couldn’t get more magical, just wait. Fever Originals’ intimate outdoor concert by candlelight will feature one show dedicated to beloved Disney music + another filled with classical pieces like Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons.”

Zzzoofari Slumber

Date: May 29
Location: Nashville Zoo
Details: Bring the family + hibernate with animals for a day during the most unique campout in Nashville. Isn’t it every kid’s (and adult’s) dream to pitch a tent under the stars on zoo property?

ALABAMA 50th Anniversary Tour

Date: July 2-3
Location: Bridgestone Arena
Details: Roll down a backwoods Tennessee byway towards Bridgestone Arena to celebrate iconic rock band Alabama’s 50th anniversary. The setlist features favorites like “Dixieland Delight,” “Can’t Keep a Good Man Down” + “Mountain Music.”

Bonnaroo Music Festival

Date: Sept. 2-5
Location: Great Stage Park, Manchester
Details: One of America’s most popular music festivals is returning to Manchester this year featuring headliners Foo Fighters, Megan Thee Stallion, Lizzo, Tame Impala, Tyler, the Creator + Lana Del Rey.

Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit

Date: Nov. 4-Feb. 6
Location: Location TBA
Details: An event so unique it must be from movies (or Netflix shows like “Emily in Paris”). This world-renowned exhibit puts guests in the middle of some of Van Gogh’s most famous pieces including “Starry Night” + “Sunflowers.”

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