Sabrina Carpenter, Jason Isbell, Koe Wetzel

It seems like only yesterday we were excited to announce the first spring shows at Nashville’s outdoor amphitheaters, and here we are already listing the final shows before these venues close for the winter months.

Whether you want to rock out under the stars or in a venue, we’ve put together a list of our top live concert events you won’t want to miss in October.

Oct. 6: Koe Wetzel

Even a hurricane can’t stop East Texas linebacker and singer-songwriter Koe Wetzel from performing in his adopted hometown. His show at the Ascend Amphitheater on September 27th, which had to be canceled due to weather, has been rescheduled. For more information: Ascendenamphitheatre.com.

Oct. 9: Violent Femmes with the Nashville Symphony

If you still know every word to “Blister in the Sun,” you should check out the Violent Femmes’ upcoming show with the Nashville Symphony. Who knows what will happen when the owners of ’80s college theme songs merge with the symphony. It promises to be unique and “absolutely magnificent”. Information: nashvillesymphony.com.

10-13, 17-20 Oct.: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit

Every year, Americana master Jason Isbell and his band, the 400 Unit, take over the Ryman Auditorium – a residency not to be missed. Each night brings a different special guest, from Mary Gauthier to Matraca Berg to Kim Richey. Tickets and information at countryman.com.

Oct. 11: Colter Wall

Colter Wall will bring his country energy to Franklin’s FirstBank Amphitheater with a little help from Corb Lund and Noeline Hofmann. The Canadian country singer brings his latest album, Little Songs, to life onstage as part of his Colter Wall and Friends 2024 tour. Tickets and information: firstbankamphitheatre.com.

Oct. 12: Maggie Rogers

Rogers, fresh from her Bonnaroo performance in June, brings her Don’t Forget About Me Tour to Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena. The Grammy-nominated producer, singer and songwriter released her latest album of the same name in April. Ryan Beatty opens as Rogers. Info and tickets: bridgestoneareana.com.

Oct. 14: Shawn Mendes

Shawn Mendes will perform his new album “Shawn” live at his upcoming Ryman For Friends and Family Only show. This show sold out early, with priority given to randomly selected fans who had the opportunity to purchase tickets through links and a one-time code to prevent tickets from ending up in the hands of scalpers. To get on the waitlist for this show, visit countryman.com.

Oct. 16: Sabrina Carpenter

The queen of summer 2024, Sabrina Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet Tour, is coming to Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena this month. After great success with her hit “Espresso,” the former TV star singer released the album “Short n’ Sweet” in August. Information and tickets at: bridgestonearena.com.

Oct. 19: Rainbow Kitten Surprise

RKS’ latest album, Love Hate Music Box, was the result of a break, a move to Nashville and a collaboration with Kacey Musgraves. The result is an album recorded in Nashville that captures personal growth and explores a range of genres, from psychedelia to country to hip-hop. Tickets: ascendamphitheatre.com.

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Oct. 23: Insane Clown Posse

Just in time for Halloween, the Train of Terror tour by made-up hip-hop duo Insane Clown Posse rolls through Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl. Known for their “horrorcore” musical style and lavish live shows, this promises to be an energetic set. Taylor may have her “Swifties,” but ICP’s Juggalos will be out in full force. Tickets: brooklynbowl.com.

Oct. 25: Sturgill Simpson

Why not spend an evening with Sturgill Simpson and his alter ego Johnny Blue Skies? This month, you and thousands of your closest friends can do it as his “Why Not?” Tour comes to Bridgestone Arena. And at this show you can hear music from both catalogs. Tickets: bridgestonearena.com.

30-31 Oct: Cory Wong

Guitarist Cory Wong describes himself as “music’s answer to motivational speakers” and has two special shows planned to close out the month of October. Its two-night Ryman residency will feature Mark Lettieri and Couch with Theo Katzman on October 30, and Halloween night is billed as a “special Halloween show.” I guess you’ll have to go find out. Tickets: countryman.com.

Sabrina Carpenter, Jason Isbell, Koe Wetzel

ByJasper

Oct. 6: Koe Wetzel

Oct. 9: Violent Femmes with the Nashville Symphony

10-13, 17-20 Oct.: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit

Oct. 11: Colter Wall

Oct. 12: Maggie Rogers

Oct. 14: Shawn Mendes

Oct. 16: Sabrina Carpenter

Oct. 19: Rainbow Kitten Surprise

Oct. 23: Insane Clown Posse

Oct. 25: Sturgill Simpson

30-31 Oct: Cory Wong

By Jasper

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