12 March concerts in Nashville not to miss: Jason Isbell, Journey, T-Pain, Deftones
As it begins to warm up in Music City, another slate of rockin' concerts across genres will be sure to bring the heat.
March will see all kinds of artists flocking to the various Nashville stages, including the recently opened music venue The Pinnacle.
This month, country artists like Billy Strings, Turnpike Troubadours and Warren Zeiders will hit the stage, as will rock greats like Journey and Deftones.
But don't worry, there's plenty of singer-songwriter action and indie pop acts headed to town, too.
To learn about this month's concerts not to miss, read on.
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Nashville guitar virtuoso Billy Strings is performing two shows at Bridgestone Arena on Feb. 28 and March 1 and a show at the Ryman Auditorium on March 2.
The "Dust in a Baggie" artist dropped his album "Highway Prayers" in September and is known for his tracks "M-E-X-I-C-O" with Post Malone and "California Sober" with Willie Nelson.
To buy tickets to Strings' Nashville shows at Bridgestone Arena, head to ticketmaster.com.
To learn more about how to grab tickets for Strings' Ryman show, visit ryman.com.
Bluegrass singer-songwriter and mandolinist Sierra Hull is taking the stage at the Brooklyn Bowl on March 7 alongside Stephanie Lambring.
The two-time Grammy nominee is releasing her album "A Tip Toe High Wire" on the day of the show. The 10-track record that features Tim O'Brien, Aoife O'Donovan and Béla Fleck.
To buy tickets, head to brooklynbowl.com.
The Oklahoma, red dirt country band Turnpike Troubadours are headed to The Pinnacle on March 8.
The "Good Lord Lorrie" and "Diamond & Gasoline" band took a three year hiatus starting in 2019 before returning to the scene with their 2023 record "A Cat in the Rain," which was produced by Shooter Jennings.
To buy tickets to the show, visit thepinnaclenashville.com.
Role Model, the stage name of bedroom pop singer-songwriter Tucker Pillsbury, will hit the stage at Marathon Music Works on March 8 alongside Debbii Dawson.
The "Look at That Woman" singer released his latest record, "Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye)," on Feb. 14.
To purchase tickets to the concert, visit marathonmusicworks.com.
The anthemic rock band Journey is headed to Nashville's The Pinnacle for a March 12 show.
The "Don't Stop Believin'" band, which has been together since 1973, has garnered 19 Top 40 singles and 25 Gold and Platinum albums.
Journey released their most recent record, "Freedom," in 2022, as well as a live record from Lollapalooza that same year.
To purchase tickets, visit thepinnaclenashville.com.
The "Buy U a Drank" and "Bartender" singer will take the stage at The Pinnacle on March 13 with DJ Montay.
The hip-hop artist and rapper, born Faheem Rasheed Najm, dropped his latest solo album, "On Top of the Covers," in 2023 and his record "The Blues Brothaz" alongside Young Cash in 2024.
To buy tickets to the show, visit thepinnaclenashville.com.
Singer-songwriter Jason Isbell is headed to The Pinnacle for four nights of shows on March 20, 21, 22 and 28.
The Intimate Evening With Jason Isbell shows will follow the release of Isbell's upcoming album "Foxes in the Snow," which drops on March 7.
Singles from the album "Bury Me" and "Foxes in the Snow" are already available on streaming platforms.
To buy tickets to the shows, visit thepinnaclenashville.com.
Rock band Deftones, comprised of Chino Moreno, Frank Delgado, Stephen Carpenter and Abe Cunningham, is headed to Bridgestone Arena on March 26.
The "Change (in the House of Flies)" band dropped their latest record, "Ohms," in 2020, as well as the 20th anniversary deluxe edition of their album "White Pony."
To grab tickets, head to bridgestonearena.com.
Singer-songwriter Joy Oladokun will perform at the Ryman Auditorium on March 27 alongside Medium Build on her Blackbird Tour.
The "Sweet Symphony" and "Look Up" singer released her album "Observations From a Crowded Room" in October and her track "Northern Sky" from the film "The Fire Inside" in January.
To grab tickets to the concert, head to ryman.com.
Country singer Warren Zeiders will take the stage at The Pinnacle on March 27 with Tyler Braden.
The "Pretty Little Poison" artist will release his upcoming record, "Relapse, Lies, and Betrayal," on March 14, which follows his August 2024 record "Relapse."
To buy tickets to the show, visit thepinnaclenashville.com.
Indie rock act the Pom Pom Squad is headed to Nashville's The Blue Room on March 28.
Led by singer Mia Berrin, the band released their record "Mirror Starts Moving Without Me," which included hits "Downhill," "Messages" and "Street Fighter," in 2024.
You may know Pom Pom Squad for their tracks "Drunk Voicemail" and "Head Cheerleader."
To buy tickets to the show, visit dice.fm/event.
Singer-songwriter Bear Rinehart's solo project, Wilder Woods, will take the stage at the Ryman Auditorium on March 29.
Known for tracks "Be Yourself," "Supply and Demand" and "Someday Soon," the Needtobreathe front man released his latest Wilder Woods album, "Curioso," in February.
More: Bear Rinehart opens up about solo project Wilder Woods and album inspired by grandmother's curio cabinet
To grab tickets to the show, visit ryman.com.
Audrey Gibbs is a music journalist with The Tennessean. You can reach her at agibbs@tennessean.com.
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