Fact Sheet for Let Freedom Sing Music City July 4th 2024

NASHVILLE – Multi-platinum global entertainer Chris Young will headline Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th presented by Dr Pepper. The downtown event will present one of the country’s largest July 4th fireworks shows - which for the first time will include drone light elements by Sky Elements Drone Show - synchronized to live music from the GRAMMY-winning Nashville Symphony. Let Freedom Sing! will feature charitable partner PENCIL, and the free Amazon Family Fun Zone will return and include inflatables and live music. The concert and fireworks/drone show are free and open to the public. This is the first time for a fireworks show and drone show to be choreographed with a live musical performance.

GRAMMY-nominated Young, who has 13 career No. 1 singles, will be joined on the Jack Daniel’s Broadway Stage by a multi-genre lineup that includes Yola, a six-time GRAMMY-nominated artist, songwriter, and actor, most notably in the musical drama ELVIS; Girl Named Tom, three siblings who won NBC’s The Voice in 2021; and Blessing Offor, a two-time GRAMMY Award nominee and GMA Dove Award winner.

Nashville-based artists Keesha Rainey will perform the National Anthem and Mike Parker will perform America the Beautiful. Kelly Sutton will emcee the Jack Daniel’s Broadway Stage, and DJ Case Bloom will provide entertainment between sets.

Performances at the Amazon Family Fun Zone will include The Magi, The Woods, Small Time Rock Stars, SanRafaelBand and Joe West Band. DJ Coach will entertain between sets. Blake Eason, weekend anchor at News 2, and Nikki Hauser with NewsChannel 5, will emcee the Fun Zone stage. The Amazon Family Fun Zone at Music City Walk of Fame Park will open on Thursday, July 4 at 11 a.m.

Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th presented by Dr Pepper is produced by Music City Inc., the foundation of the Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp, for the city of Nashville. The free, family-friendly event was created to entertain Nashvillians and attract visitors to generate economic activity and tax revenue for the city. The event has regularly drawn more than 200,000 attendees – and a record-breaking 350,000 in 2021. In 2023, Let Freedom Sing! generated $11.6 million in estimated direct visitor spending and an estimated 250,000 in attendance. This will be the 21st annual celebration produced by Music City Inc. through the Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp and the 40th in the city.

Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th is presented by Dr Pepper and partners include Advance Financial, Amazon, Budweiser, Bud Light, Carl Black Chevrolet, Crav’n Flavor, Dr Pepper Zero, Folds of Honor Tennessee, General Jackson Showboat, Gibson, Jack Daniel’s, Kroger, Nashville International Airport, ORCA (Outdoor Recreation Company of America), Omni Nashville, Picker’s Vodka, Puckett’s Restaurant, Pure Kick, Simply Done, Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, Tennessee Highway Safety Office: Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk, The Tennessean, The BIG 98, 95.5 NASH ICON and 103.3 Country.

National broadcast
CNN will have a crew reporting live from Nashville.

Charitable, Sustainable and Safe Bar
PENCIL: Let Freedom Sing! is partnering with PENCIL (Public Education Needs Community Involvement & Leadership), which links community resources with students and teachers at Metro Nashville Public Schools, and will raise funds and collect school supplies to support PENCIL.

• One dollar from each official event t-shirt sold will go to PENCIL.
• To help support PENCIL, event sponsor Simply Done, a household essentials brand, is generously donating essential school supplies such as crayons, folders, glue sticks, markers, notebooks, pencils, pencil cases, rulers, scissors and more to benefit 500 Metro Nashville students.
• Presenting Sponsor Dr Pepper will donate 500 student backpacks. Together, these contributions will sufficiently equip an entire Metro elementary school with the necessary supplies and backpacks.
• Event attendees are encouraged to make a contribution to PENCIL.

Refillable Water Bottles: As part of the event’s sustainability initiatives, event partner ORCA (Outdoor Recreation Company of America) donated Hydra refillable water bottles, which will be distributed to event production crew and first responders to refill rather than using bottled water.

The NCVC will continue sustainability practices from previous years, including recycling cardboard, aluminum and plastic; recycling solid grease and grease water; composting and upcycling signage for re-use as art supplies; and using energy-saving LED lights in video and lighting, as well as solar powered lights. Additionally, Care Kitchen Outreach will pick up extra catered food to distribute to local nonprofits.

Compost Nashville: The event partners with Compost Nashville to collect organic waste material, including a composting station at the Amazon Family Fun Zone in Music City Walk of Fame Park.

Safe Bar: Let Freedom Sing! will be a Safe Bar event, with key bar and security staff trained in bystander intervention and awareness about alcohol’s role in sexual assault. The most recent New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash was the first Safe Bar event in Tennessee. For more information, visit SafeBarApp.org.

Red Frogs: Volunteers with Red Frogs help create a positive presence at music festivals. They will have a tent at the Amazon Family Fun Zone at Music City Walk of Fame Park where they will give away cups of water to help keep everyone hydrated and provide sunscreen. They will provide a free phone charging station. Red Frogs volunteers will also rove around the event site to ensure patrons are safe and to provide immediate help where needed. They provide early intervention, risk mitigation and harm minimization as the lookout for the health and well-being of crowds at large events.

Media
Members of media must be credentialed. Media risers will be located at First and Broadway and at Ascend Amphitheater with multbox and power. No backstage or stage access. A media room will be available to credentialed media at the Dobro Room, Hyatt Centric, 210 Molloy Street. It will include power, wi-fi, cold water and soda, and snack foods.

Artist Guidelines for Media
All artists: First three songs from riser. Still professional cameras in pit, first three songs and no flash.

No drones or livestream permitted.

Detailed information below about the following:

• Fun Facts
• Event/Concert Schedule
• Fireworks Viewing
• Security Procedures
• Parking and Transportation
• Social Media
• Partners and Sponsors
• Artist Bios
• Road Closures

Suggested tweet: Get ready for the huge #NashvilleJuly4 event. See the full lineup, schedule, house rules, fun facts and more at visitmusiccity.com/july4th.

Fun Facts

Fireworks

• This year, there will continue to be four major positions, so the show will cover a larger air space above the Cumberland River.
• The show’s finale will continue to be one of the most powerful in the country.
• The largest shells in the show will be American 8-inch shells. They travel 800 feet in the air and will break with a diameter of almost 800 feet.
• There will be more than 1,000 floating flares and special ghost shells as part of the show.
• Twenty technicians from Pyro Shows will set up the show over the course of 10 days.
• 40,000 pounds of explosives and 200 miles of wire will be used.
• Twelve flatbed trailers mounted with fireworks will be staged outside Nissan Stadium.
• Some 35,000 pounds of sand will be used to bury the largest shells.
• There will be eight pyrotechnicians in a steel bunker located in the middle of the show firing the shells synchronized to the Nashville Symphony performance.

Drone Light Elements

• This is the first year for drone light elements to be incorporated with 400 drones being added to the fireworks show.
• The drones will fly 400’ high in the sky.
• There will be one drone pilot captaining the entire show.
• Sky Elements Drone Shows, which produced the drone show, is a six-time Guinness World Record holder, including for largest logo, largest flag, largest aerial image and largest fictional character created with multi rotors or drones.
• Sky Elements auditioned a drone show and received a Golden Buzzer on America’s Got Talent on NBC on June 4.

Event Production

• Number of Production Trucks: 40+ throughout the event
• Number of Lighting Fixtures: 231
• LED/Pixel Count: Over 2,000,000 pixels of LED
• LED Square Footage: Over 5,000 square feet of video
• Video Cable: Over five miles of fiber optic cable
• Cable Ramps: 1,000 cable ramps, which can cover half a mile of cable
• Power Cables: Over four miles of cable on the ground to power the event
• Audio Speaker Count: 235
• Number of Production Crew/Staff: Over 200 on the busiest day
• Square feet of stage: 7,200
• Pieces of equipment: 97

Event/Concert Schedule
(Artists and times subject to change)

Thursday, July 4
Event Site Open from Noon to 10:00PM

Note: John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge and the Woodland Street Bridge will be closed to all traffic and pedestrians at 8pm. They will reopen following the event at the discretion of Metro Nashville Police Department.

Fireworks Viewing

For those primarily interested in watching the fireworks, they are encouraged to go to the following locations that are part of the city’s July 4th event campus:

• Lower Broadway
• Ascend Amphitheater
• Riverfront Park
• The Green at Riverfront Park
• Public Square Park
• Music City Walk of Fame Park
• Korean War Veterans Memorial Bridge
• Gay Street Connector
• Exclusive Viewing Area packages are available for purchase. visitmusiccity.com/july4th/booktrip

Audio will be available on Broadway from First Avenue to Sixth Avenue, Music City Walk of Fame Park, Riverfront Park, The Green at Riverfront Park, Gay Street Connector, Public Square Park and Ascend Amphitheater.

Video screens will be placed at the Jack Daniel’s Broadway Stage, along Broadway, Ascend Amphitheater, Gay Street Connector, Riverfront Park, The Green at Riverfront Park and Music City Walk of Fame Park.

Those sitting in Ascend Amphitheater will be able to watch the concert on the Jack Daniel’s Broadway Stage on a screen, while those on Broadway will be able to watch the Nashville Symphony performance on two onstage screens.

Attendee Logistics

Information booths will be located at the Visitor Information Centers at the Bridgestone Arena glass tower and second level of Fifth + Broadway, as well as Walk of Fame Park and on Broadway near Fourth Avenue.

Event merchandise will be for sale at a merchandise trailer on Broadway near Fourth and available at Music City Walk of Fame Park at the Amazon Family Fun Zone.

Sign Interpreter Area for the Jack Daniel’s Broadway Stage will be located near Broadway and Second Avenue, and a sign interpreter area will be at Music City Walk of Fame Park for the concert there.

The Advance Financial Photo Frame will be located at The Green at Riverfront Park.

Food vendors and food trucks: Food Truck Court will be located on Rep. John Lewis Way from Broadway to Demonbreun near the Amazon Family Fun Zone and on First Avenue near Ascend Amphitheater. Food vendors will be on First Avenue North near Riverfront Park. Additional hot dog vendors will be along Broadway.

Phone charging stations: Two phone charging stations will be located at the Amazon Family Fun Zone and The Green at Ascend Amphitheater.

Amazon Family Fun Zone Activities: Kids of all ages will be entertained with activities that includes a 22-foot slide; Wipeout interactive inflatable; Obstacle course; 3-in-1 inflatable; Under the Sea bounce house; Spider Web; 4-man bungee jump; Home run challenge; Farmyard Kiddie playland (ages 6 and under); Basketball double shot; Corn hole; three balloon artists; and three face painters.

The Amazon Family Fun Zone Craft Tent will include: LEGO Stationery Markers - LEGO markers are the perfect coloring tools for the budding LEGO artist. The unique rectangular design won’t roll away from you and the fine marker tip make detailed coloring effortless; JENGA: National Parks Edition - Celebrate America's national parks while you play JENGA, the classic block stacking game. Players remove and stack custom blocks, each featuring a fun fact about the national parks; and TRIVIAL PURSUIT: National Parks Edition - Trivia questions from 100 years of National Park history will challenge travelers, U.S. history buffs, students and families.

Note: John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge and the Woodland Street Bridge will be closed to all traffic and pedestrians at 8:00PM. They will reopen following the event at the discretion of Metro Nashville Police Department.

Livestreaming

The fireworks show will be livestreamed on visitmusiccity.com/july4th/.

Guidelines, Weather Safety and Security Procedures

The city’s annual free July 4 concert with the fireworks and drone show is expected to draw a large crowd and to ensure maximum safety for attendees, backpacks and coolers will not be permitted. Attendees are encouraged to pack smart, stay hydrated and bring refillable water bottles to fill at three free water stations. In addition, four misting stations and three cooling areas will be stationed around the event site to help eventgoers stay cool throughout the day. First-aid tents will be located throughout the event site. Attendees are encouraged to pack sunscreen, hats, visors and sunglasses to help fight the heat. Thank you to event partner Pure Kick for supporting the misting and hydration stations.

Bottled water sold at event beverage stands will be $1 until 4 p.m. to help attendees stay hydrated during the day.

There will be eight first aid locations with personnel from Vanderbilt Event Medical with Metro EMS onsite.

Attendees should expect walk-through magnetometers and wanding. All personal items are subject to searches. A list of House Rules is available.

Permitted Items Include:

• Collapsible chairs everywhere, except Ascend Amphitheater
• Handheld personal-sized umbrellas (up to 36”)

Note: All chairs and umbrellas must be taken down and put away by 4 p.m.

Prohibited Items Include:

• No guns, knives, other weapons, or dangerous devices of any kind
• No backpacks or luggage
• No coolers
• No outside alcoholic beverages. Only alcoholic beverages purchased from a designated official event vendor are allowed on site.
• No illegal substances, drugs, or drug paraphernalia
• No fireworks
• No laser pointers
• No pets (except service animals)
• No drones or other remote-controlled aerial or ground-based devices
• No unauthorized vending, sales, sampling, solicitation, or distribution of materials including handbills, flyers, stickers, beach balls, giveaways, etc. (event credentials required)
• No wagons or pull-carts
• No unauthorized personal transport devices, including bicycles, roller blades, skateboards, Segways, golf carts, mopeds, scooters, electric scooters (Bird, Lime, Spin, Lyft, JUMP, Gotcha, Bolt) or any personal motorized vehicles other than wheelchairs or ADA Devices (event credentials required)
• No pedicabs or pedal taverns
• No unauthorized amplification devices permitted, that disrupt event production, including handheld megaphones
• No noisemakers (musical instruments, bullhorns, air horns, whistles, etc.)
• No performances or demonstrations of any type outside of the Designated Freedom of Expression Zone
• No pop-up tents
• No beach or pole-style umbrellas
• No inserting stakes, poles, or any other objects into the ground, or use of ropes, cords, tape, etc. to reserve space
• No hammocks or attaching anything to any park structures or trees
• No audio recorders or video cameras
• No camera stands, monopods, tripods, attachment sticks, or selfie sticks
• No pepper spray
• No aerosol containers of any kind
• No sealed containers of any kind
• No throwing objects
• No professional-grade radios or walkie-talkies
• No large chains or spiked jewelry
• No signs, flags on sticks or poles
• No collapsible chairs in Ascend Amphitheater
• PHONE RECORDINGS OF CONCERTS ARE ILLEGAL: No bootleg recording, streaming, or reposting.

Note to Boaters: No anchorage between Woodland Street Bridge and Korean Veterans Bridge. River closes at 9:00 p.m.

Parking and Transportation

The Tennessee Highway Safety Office reminds everyone to plan ahead and find a sober ride home this Independence Day. Remember: Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk.

Nearby Parking
Metro Courthouse: July 4th parking rate is $15 max (exit before 6 a.m. on July 5)
Music City Center: Special event rates may apply and will be posted as you enter the garage.
Downtown Library: July 4th parking rate is $20 Special Event Rate
5th & Broadway: Parking rates are 10 minutes - 1 Hour: $10; 1-2 Hours: $20; 2-3 Hours: $28; 3-5 Hours: $36; 5-24 Hours: $42. Event Rates as posted. On July 4th, guests wishing to park at the 5th + Broadway complex may enter the garage entrance at 6th Avenue via Broadway from the west. Guests may also utilize the 5th + Broadway complex parking garage entrance on Commerce Street just west of Rep. John Lewis Way.

To locate other available parking downtown, visit www.parkitdowntown.com.

Bicycle Storage Station

• Public Square Park at the corner of Third Avenue and Union Street (corner near B-Cycle Rack)
• South Second Street at the corner of South Second Street and Victory Lane
• Fourth Avenue South at the Nashville Symphony cut-out

Scooter Corral Locations

• Commerce Street between Third Avenue and Fifth Avenue (between the tree wells)
• Broadway between Seventh Avenue and Sixth Avenue (south side between the tree wells)
• Korean Veterans Boulevard between First Avenue and Eighth Avenue (between the tree wells)

Downtown Passenger Loading Zones

• James Robertson Parkway from Third Avenue to Fifth Avenue (both north side and south side)
• Deaderick Street from Third Avenue to Sixth Avenue (both north side and south side)
• Commerce Street from Third Avenue to Fifth Avenue (south side)
• Korean Veterans Boulevard (KVB) from Second Avenue to Eighth Avenue (both north side and south side)

Nissan Stadium Passenger Loading Zones

• Woodland Street from North First Street to North Second Street (both north side and south side)

Musician Loading Zone Locations

• Fourth Avenue North between Broadway and Commerce Street, red bagged meters next to AT&T building
• Third Avenue North between Broadway and Commerce Street, red bagged meters next to 211 Commerce Street building
• Broadway between Sixth Avenue and Seventh Avenue (north side); red bagged meters next to Masonic Lodge

Ride Share & Taxi Cab Stand Location

• Seventh Avenue South at Broadway

WeGo Public Transit
There will be special WeGo Star train service to and from downtown, and bus routes will operate on a Sunday schedule with final departures at 11:15 p.m. Bus riders are encouraged to use the Elizabeth Duff Transit Center at WeGo Central, located downtown, for the bus ride home. Road closures and congestion may require unexpected detours of stops downtown.

WeGo Star
July 4th train tickets are available for purchase now on TicketsNashville.com. Round-trip tickets cost $15 with a $2 processing fee and cannot be purchased at local train stations TVM’s. The tickets will remain on sale until 24 hours before the event, or until the train is sold out. An allotment of 650 tickets is available. Riders will receive one ticket for the round trip and must present it to receive a colored wristband for the return trip. Children ages four and younger will not need a ticket to board but are required to sit in a parent or guardian’s lap. Weekday WeGo Star tickets and monthly passes will not be accepted for the July 4th train.

The return train will leave Riverfront Station one hour after the conclusion of the fireworks show. Riders will need to show their wristband to reboard the train. Customers requiring special accommodations to board should call 615-862-5950 prior to their trip and provide their boarding location and number of passengers.

The WeGo Star will depart to Nashville at the following times:

• Lebanon: 4:30 p.m.
• Hamilton Springs: 4:38 p.m.
• Martha: 4:45 p.m.
• Mt. Juliet: 4:55 p.m.
• Hermitage: 5:05 p.m.
• Donelson: 5:15 p.m.
• Riverfront: 5:30 p.m.

WeGo Bus
All routes will operate on a Sunday schedule. The fireworks are expected to end at approximately 10 p.m. and most frequent and local routes will be operating until 11:15 p.m. Because congestion may require unexpected detours downtown, customers are encouraged to consider boarding at the Elizabeth Duff Transit Center at WeGo Central (Fourth and Dr. Martin L. King Jr. Boulevard). The following routes will be operating to get customers home after the fireworks:

• 3 West End/White Bridge
• 4 Shelby
• 6 Lebanon Pike
• 7 Hillsboro
• 8 8th Avenue South
• 14 Whites Creek
• 17 12th Avenue South
• 18 Airport
• 19 Herman
• 22 Bordeaux
• 23 Dickerson Pike
• 28 Meridian
• 29 Jefferson
• 34 Opry Mills
• 42 St. Cecilia/Cumberland
• 50 Charlotte Pike
• 52 Nolensville Pike
• 55 Murfreesboro Pike
• 56 Gallatin Pike

Free Park & Ride lots for the holiday service are at the following locations:

• Dollar General at Hickory Plaza
• Donelson Station
• Hermitage Station
• Public Libraries (Edgehill, Hadley Park, Inglewood, Madison, Richland Park, and Thompson Lane branches)
• Vanderbilt lots on Natchez Trace

Access
Access riders who would like transportation leaving the July 4th event need to schedule their trip before 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 3. The suggested pickup location for Access customers is in front of Hume-Fogg Magnet School (between Seventh and Eighth Avenues). Other locations can be requested. WeGo will contact customers if the alternative location cannot be accessed due to road closures prior to the event.

Social Media

#NashvilleJuly4 & @VisitMusicCity
The official hashtag for the 2024 Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th is #NashvilleJuly4. Please use this hashtag in all social media posts about the event and follow along to join the conversation.

Follow us on social media for event updates, information, and answers to your #NashvilleJuly4 questions:
X: @VisitMusicCity
Instagram: @VisitMusicCity
Facebook: Visit Music City
Tik Tok: Visit Music City
Threads: Visit Music City

The Artists on Social Media
The #NashvilleJuly4 artists can be found on social media at:

Chris Young
Website: www.chrisyoungcountry.com
X: @ChrisYoungMusic
Facebook: Chris Young
Instagram: @ChrisYoungMusic
Tik Tok: ChrisYoungMusic
Youtube: Chris Young

Yola
Website: www.iamyola.com
X: @IAmYola
Facebook: Yola
Instagram: @IAmYolaOfficial
YouTube: Yola

Girl Named Tom
Website: www.girlnamedtom.com
X: @GirlNamedTom
Facebook: Girl Named Tom
Instagram: @GirlNamedTom
Tik Tok: GirlNamedTom
YouTube: Girl Named Tom

Blessing Offor
Website: www.blessingoffor.com
X: @BlessingOffor
Facebook: Blessing Offor
Instagram: @BlessingOffor
YouTube: Blessing Offor

The Emcees on Social Media
The #NashvilleJuly4 emcees can be found on social media at:

Kelly Sutton
Facebook: Kelly Sutton
Instagram: @TheKellySutton
Tik Tok: The Kelly Sutton

Blake Eason
X: @TheBlakeEason
Facebook: Blake Eason
Instagram: @BlakeEason
Tik Tok: Blake Eason

Packages and Fun Packs

Visit Music City offers a complimentary Trip Planner service to help visitors make the most of their July 4th trip. Speak with a Nashville Expert to begin planning: 800-657-6910.

Exclusive Fireworks Viewing Experience
Don’t miss your chance at a guaranteed seat to history as Sky Elements Drone Show combines with one of the country’s largest July 4th fireworks shows. Reserve your spot at the Exclusive Fireworks Viewing Experience and prepare to be captivated as the sky ignites with breathtaking displays. This family-friendly experience includes a premium viewing seating area overlooking the Cumberland River, summer snacks, and a luxury restroom trailer all conveniently located in the exclusive area. VIP Box Seats are SOLD OUT, but General Admission Tickets are still available.
Tickets on sale now: reservations.visitmusiccity.com/attraction/single/8833/2105

Book Your Stay
Don’t miss out on exclusive lodging rates. Choose from over 150 options, including marquee hotels, boutiques and vacation rentals to complete your unforgettable trip for the whole family. Book today at reservations.visitmusiccity.com/19670.

Partners and Sponsors

Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th is presented by Dr Pepper and partners include Advance Financial, Amazon, Budweiser, Bud Light, Carl Black Chevrolet, Crav’n Flavor, Dr Pepper Zero, Folds of Honor Tennessee, General Jackson Showboat, Gibson, Jack Daniel’s, Kroger, Nashville International Airport, ORCA (Outdoor Recreation Company of America), Omni Nashville, Picker’s Vodka, Puckett’s Restaurant, Pure Kick, Simply Done, Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, Tennessee Highway Safety Office: Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk, The Tennessean, The BIG 98, 95.5 NASH ICON and 103.3 Country.

Sponsor activations will take place from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Advance Financial
Snap a photo at the Advance Financial Photo Frame located at The Green at Riverfront Park.

Budwesier and Bud Light
Budweiser and Bud Light are proud partners of the event!

Dr Pepper
Don’t miss the Dr Pepper Football Toss and sample Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream, Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream Zero and Dr Pepper Zero! They will also have other fun games, giveaways and plenty of Adirondack chairs to relax at the Amazon Family Fun Zone.

Folds of Honor Tennessee
Visit Folds of Honor Tennessee in the Amazon Family Fun Zone, where they will have an array of merchandise for sale, including t-shirts, hat and more. Folds of Honor helps fund scholarships nationwide for the families of fallen and disabled service members and first responders.

Gibson Gives Instrument Petting Zoo
Enjoy Epiphone Power Players electric guitars, acoustic guitars, and ukuleles available for young artists to explore their creative side.

Jack Daniel’s
Where there’s music, there’s Jack. Visit the Jack Daniel’s Frozen Trailer or Airstream for your favorite cocktails. Drink responsibly.

Natalie's Orchid Island Juice Company
For over 35 years, Natalie’s Orchid Island Juice Company’s purpose-driven journey has been rooted in a commitment to procure and produce only the highest quality ingredients to create our line of exceptional and award-winning juices. Stop by for a complimentary sample today.

Pure Kick
Cool off and stay hydrated at the Pure Kick Hydration Stations. The misting tents and water stations are located throughout the event site. You can also flavor your water by grabbing a FREE sample of Pure Kick Electrolyte Hydration Mix Sticks at select beverage stations throughout the event site and the information booths, which will be located at Music City Walk of Fame Park and at Fourth and Broadway.

Tennessee Highway Safety Office - Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk
The Tennessee Highway Safety Office reminds everyone to plan ahead and find a sober ride home this Independence Day. Remember: Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk.

DripDrop
DripDrop will be sampling at its retrofitted sampling van with a built-in water tap so attendees can sample the product easily and quickly. Their premium giveaways include water bottles, stickers and bandanas.

95.5 NASH ICON and 103.3 Country
Stop by their location at Music City Walk of Fame Park, where they will have several giveaways, including a guitar signed by headliner Chris Young, passes to Nashville Shores and the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and more.

The Amazon Family Fun Zone Craft Tent will include:

• LEGO Stationery Markers -LEGO markers are the perfect coloring tools for the budding LEGO artist. The unique rectangular design won’t roll away from you and the fine marker tip make detailed coloring effortless.
• JENGA: National Parks Edition - Celebrate America's national parks while you play JENGA, the classic block stacking game. Players remove and stack custom blocks, each featuring a fun fact about the national parks.
• TRIVIAL PURSUIT: National Parks Edition - Trivia questions from 100 years of National Park history will challenge travelers, U.S. history buffs, students and families.

Artist Bios

Chris Young
Multi-platinum global entertainer Chris Young has accumulated an impressive list of accomplishments, including membership in the iconic Grand Ole Opry, over 5 billion on-demand streams, 13 career No. 1 singles, 24 R.I.A.A. certified projects and numerous ACM, AMA, CMA and Grammy nominations, as well as wins for Performance of the Year and Collaborative Video of the Year at the CMT Music Awards. These milestones and more landed the RCA Records Nashville artist among Billboard’s top country artists of the decade.  Young’s ninth studio album, Young Love & Saturday Nights, was recently released March 22 on Sony Music Nashville. The project features 18 songs, 15 of which Chris had a hand in writing. He is the sole producer on three of the songs and shares co-producer credits with longtime creative partners Chris DeStefano and Corey Crowder. The album’s title track and current single leans into David Bowie’s “Rebel Rebel” signature guitar lick, making the legendary rocker a writer on the song. Named “one of his era’s finest traditionalists” by the Associated Press, Chris is an international ambassador for country music, performing to capacity crowds around the world. With a hit-packed set that highlights his thirteen chart-toppers — including back-to-back No. 1s “Famous Friends” and “At The End Of A Bar” — the GRAMMY and ACM nominated vocalist’s most recent headlining tour played to over 400,000 fans in three countries. He launched his “Young Love & Saturday Nights” headlining tour in April. chrisyoungcountry.com

Yola
Yola is a six-time GRAMMY-nominated artist, songwriter, and actor who has achieved critical acclaim, breakout success, and has been proclaimed as one of the most exciting and innovative artists in music today. NPR called her latest album, Stand For Myself (2021), the “best soul record of the past 20 years,” while Rolling Stone championed her as “one of contemporary pop’s greatest singers, who just so happens to also be one of its sharpest songwriters.” Yola made her acting debut as the founder of rock and roll, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, in Baz Luhrmann’s musical drama, ELVIS, and earned a NAACP Image Award nomination for Outstanding Breakthrough Performance in a Motion Picture. She made her awards show performance debut at the American Music Awards in November 2022, as their featured Song of the Soul performer. That same evening the ELVIS movie soundtrack won the Favorite Soundtrack award. Yola is a member of The Recording Academy’s Black Music Collective, and to celebrate Yola’s impact and influence on music, her guitar was included in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s Right Here, Right Now exhibit. Yola is currently working on a R&B/Soul project that will surely add another gem to her genre-fluid catalog. iamyola.com

Girl Named Tom
Three siblings unlock one harmony to unite the world as Girl Named Tom. The trio—Bekah, Joshua, and Caleb Liechty—notably made history as “the only group to ever win NBC’s The Voice.” Along the way, they’ve impressively generated over 25 million of streams across chart-rattling covers such as “River,” “The Chain,” and “Dust in the Wind.” They gained further traction with the independent release of Another World EP. Inking a deal with Republic Records, they served up their debut holiday EP, One More Christmas, which reached No. 1 on the iTunes Charts and embarked on a massive arena tour supporting Pentatonix for “A Christmas Spectacular.” Since 2022 the group has been living life on the road performing over 200 shows to date. The sibling trio has captivated millions on television, appearing on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, singing for the Indy500, and returning for a performance on The Voice Finale a year after their win. Their inimitable harmony will only continue to resound louder with the 2023 release of the single “What A View” and with new music on the way in 2024. girlnamedtom.com

Blessing Offor
Since the debut of his album My Tribe, two-time GRAMMY Award nominee and GMA Dove Award winner Blessing Offor has established himself as a true artist’s artist with a voice as bright and authentic as his personality. My Tribe debuted in early 2023, and quickly hit Top 20 on three Billboard charts. It is the biggest streaming debut from a solo male artist on Capitol CMG. The album’s title track was featured in a global Coca-Cola ad campaign, his “The Goodness” with TobyMac became his first No. 1, and My Tribe’s lead single “Brighter Days” became a bastion for mainstream radio, hitting top 25 on the mainstream AC radio charts with over 100M views on TikTok. Blessing has won two 2023 GMA Dove Awards for Pop/Contemporary Song of the Year, and Short Form Music Video of the Year (Performance); has appeared on Good Morning America, Kelly Clarkson and The Jennifer Hudson Show; and was named both an Amazon Breakthrough Artist and Pandora Artist to Watch. Blessing hit the road in February 2024 as the support act on Lauren Daigle’s Kaleidoscope Tour. blessingoffor.com

Mike Parker
Mike Parker is a Country singer-songwriter whose storytelling delivery combined with his distinctive and emotive vocals blend his R&B roots with his Country music direction. He gained a loyal fan base and extensive performing experience while competing on the 20th season of American Idol, where he made the Top 10. After releasing several singles, he was named a CMT “Next Up Now” featured artist last year. mikeparkermusic.com

Keesha Rainey
Keesha Rainey was born and raised in Nashville and is a nationally known singer-songwriter with powerful vocals, high energy, edginess, and signature red hair. She has recorded and released two gospel albums and singles and currently serves as Minister of Music and Worship Leader for her local church. She performs the National Anthem for multiple professional and college sports teams, including the Nashville Predators, Nashville Soccer Club and Vanderbilt University.

The Magi
Damien Horne, (The Farm), Kenny Carter (Waterdeep, Trump Dawgs,) and David “DJ” Lee (Scratch Track) have merged their individual talents as artists, songwriters, and producers. After years of performing in festivals, stadiums, clubs, and colleges, they have joined forces to bring a positive and encouraging musical experience to uplift souls and inspire a wide variety of audiences. By mixing bass grooves, beatboxing, acoustic guitar, and Soul-Felt vocals, The Magi creates an organic sound that is unique and specifically their own. themagimusic.com

The Woods
Recently named by NPR as a “Top 10 Nashville artists on the rise,” The Woods are digging in their roots. Their debut single, “World’s on Fire,” saw airplay on more than 70 U.S. country stations, reaching Top 50 on the Music Row Country Breakout Chart and earning a feature by Billboard Magazine’s Tom Roland. Their musicianship and unique three-part harmony has garnered them spots opening for The Cadillac Three, Drake White and opening for Tim McGraw on their first arena tour. Steeped in the folk and classic rock sounds of the 1960s and 70s, The Woods manage to evoke something fresh and timely. Bringing back the old to make something new in the country music landscape, The Woods don’t sound like anyone else and they wouldn’t have it any other way. getintothewoods.com

Small Time Rock Stars
Originally started as a way for good friends to have a little fun and blow off some steam, the Small Time Rock Stars have taken on a life of their own. Featuring three members of the band Sixwire - Steve Mandile on guitar and vocals, John Howard on bass and vocals and Chuck Tilley on drums and vocals - the STRS live in the 70s, 80s, 90s and 00s rock world and are veterans of the Music City scene. Not only have they played on countless major recordings, but they have also toured in the bands of iconic artists such as Alabama, Faith Hill, Dolly Parton, Randy Travis, Richard Marx, The Rascals and many others. Collectively, they have also backed up superstars on shows, ranging from Alice Cooper to ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons. All three STRS are published songwriters with Steve writing hit songs for Tim McGraw, Brooks & Dunn, Chris Cagle, Cliff Richard, Phil Vassar and many more. STRS members have been featured as the house band on USA Network’s Nashville Star for three seasons, and teaming up with the rest of Sixwire, they competed on FOX’s The Next Great American Band, finishing as runner-up. With Steve as Music Director, they served in the house band on CMT’s Can You Duet and CMT’s Next Superstar and also as the backing band for main character Rayna Jaymes on ABC’s dramatic series Nashville. Together, they have been seen on television programs that include Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Today Show, Good Morning America, The GRAMMY Awards, American Idol, CMT’s Flameworthy Awards, The ACM Awards, The CMA Awards and other. They have performed at over 300 games of the Nashville Predators and the Music City Bowl. Along with Sixwire, they performed at the Daytona 500, the NHL All-Star Game, the 2017 NHL Stanley Cup Final, the U.S. Figure Skating Championship, the 2019 NFL Draft and Super Bowl’s 51, 54, 56, 57, along with the most recent 2024 Super Bowl in Las Vegas. smalltimerockstars.com

SanRafaelBand
Nashville-based Rafael Vasquez fuses Latin jazz with the broader adult contemporary market, taking the reigns as a leading Latin artist in Music City. His music is a unique combination of the fiery guitar lines of Santana, the classical technique of Andreas Segovia, and the soulful and gritty vocal sound reminiscent of Sting. This compelling blend of jazz, blues and rock has created a new and popular sound that combines the best of salsa, Latin jazz, and rock. Rafael’s newest musical project, El Cine del Corazon (The Theater of the Heart), is a joint project between Acklen Entertainment and Belmont University. The collection contains an eclectic range of styles—from flamenco guitar to classic Latin rock.

Joe West Band
Nashville-based singer-songwriter Joe West is the house band for the Nashville International Airport, and his music serves as a warm welcome to thousands who visit and call Nashville home. He is described as a cross between Kenny Rogers, James Taylor, Stevie Wonder, and Merle Haggard. He has had multiple performances at the world-famous Bluebird Cafe, private events at the home of the legendary Naomi Judd, opened for The Wooten Brothers and Sara Evans and shared the stage with Wendy Moten, Country legend Janie Fricke, blues legend Keb’ Mo’. He was a finalist on the Charlie Daniels Round-Up and has performed at Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, the National Museum of African American Music and The Kennedy Center. He is the son of Sarge and Shirley West, the first and only African American Country and Western Duo. He was raised on a healthy diet of traditional country music, rock, folk, blues, and jazz. Joe is a survivor of a dissected aorta and considers his life to be a miracle and himself to be “the richest man in the world.” hestherichestman.com

DJ Case Bloom
Case Bloom was raised in Nashville and caught the hip hop bug early in life. His diverse musical selections, impeccable timing and seamless mixing are crowd pleasers as he covers funk, disco, hip hop, breaks, house, Latin and more. He is co-founder and co-owner of Tucker and Bloom and The Boom Bap. casebloom.net

Coach
Coach has been a staple of the Nashville DJ scene since 2006. He is a Nashville native and has thrown parties such as Whiskey Disco, Recognize, Schwing, Y2K and Do Not Disturb. Three of his parties have won Best Party in Nashville and he has residencies at Old Glory, Blind Barber and at The Virgin Pool Club. He has been part of Let Freedom Sing! and Nashville’s Big Bash for many years and continues to be essential to the city’s dance scene. Instagram @myycoach

Nashville Symphony
Led by Music Director Giancarlo Guerrero, the Nashville Symphony inspires and engages a diverse and growing community with extraordinary live orchestral music experiences. Since its founding in Music City in 1946, the Nashville Symphony has been celebrated for its dedication to contemporary American orchestral music, innovative programming across multiple genres, and a prolific recording schedule that has produced 14 GRAMMY® Awards and 27 nominations. More than 40,000 students and adults have access to 20 free education and community programs each year. Learn more about free and low-cost educational programs and initiatives at nashvillesymphony.org/education.

Road Closures

Monday, June 17, 2024

6:00AM
Close Sidewalks on east side of 1st Avenue (Korean Veterans Boulevard to Church Street) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Tuesday, July 9, 2024, by 6PM)

Tuesday, June 25, 2024

12:00AM
NO PARKING on Titans Way from Russell Street to Victory Lane (REOPEN on Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Victory Lane cut-out area (North side of street) just south of the Nissan Stadium south-endzone area (REOPEN Monday, July 7, 2024, by 12pm) Cone off the Victory Lane cut-out from the travel lanes

Wednesday, June 26, 2024

5:00AM
Close Victory Lane from Titans Way to South 1st Street (REOPEN on Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Titans Way from Russell Street to Victory Lane (REOPEN on Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Russell Street from North1st Street to Titans Way (REOPEN on Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM)

Close North 1st Street from Woodland Street to Russell Street (LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY- NO THRU TRAFFIC) (REOPEN on Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Sidewalks on Victory Lane (Titans Way to South 1st Street) closed for set-up as needed (REOPEN Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Sidewalks on Titans Way (Russell Street to Victory Lane) closed for set-up as needed (REOPEN Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Sidewalks on Russell Street (North 1st Street to Titans Way) closed for set-up as needed (REOPEN Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Sidewalks on North 1st Street (Woodland Street to Russell Street) closed for set-up as needed (REOPEN Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM)

6:00AM
Close Sidewalks underside of John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge from 1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for Pedestrian access (REOPEN Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Sidewalks underside of John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge from 2nd Avenue to 3rd Avenue closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Sidewalks on Gay Street Connector (1st Avenue to 1st Avenue) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6PM)

Thursday, June 27, 2024

6:00AM
lose 1st Avenue cut-out area (East side of street) just north of Molloy Street near Ascend (REOPEN Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM) Cone off the 1st Avenue cut-out from the travel lanes

Friday, June 28, 2024

12:00AM
Bag all meters on 1st Avenue (Demonbreun to Church Street) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS Sunday, July 7, 2024)

Bag all meters on 2nd Avenue (Demonbreun to Broadway) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Sunday, July 7, 2024)

4:00AM
Close Arrival Court (REOPEN on Sunday, July 7, 2024, by 6PM)

6:00AM
Close Sidewalks on west side of 1st Avenue (Demonbreun to Church Street) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Sunday, July 7, 2024, by 6PM)

Close 1st Avenue cut-out area (East side of street) just south of Broadway (REOPEN Monday, July 8, 2024, by 6PM) Cone off the 1st Avenue cut-out from the travel lanes

Saturday, June 29, 2024

4:00AM
Close 1st Avenue from Demonbreun to Church Street (REOPEN on Sunday, July 7, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Broadway from 1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue (REOPEN on Sunday, July 7, 2024, by 6PM)

Close ACME Alley (REOPEN Sunday, July 7, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Broadway eastbound lanes from 2nd Avenue to 3rd Avenue (REOPEN on Sunday, July 7, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on Broadway (1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Sunday, July 7, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Sidewalks on west side of 1st Avenue (Demonbreun to Korean Veterans Boulevard) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 12PM)

Close Sidewalks on east side of Rep. John Lewis Way (Demonbreun to Broadway) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Saturday, July 6, 2024, by 6PM)

Sunday, June 30, 2024

12:00AM
Bag all meters on 4th Avenue (Demonbreun to Commerce Street) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Friday, July 5, 2024)

Parking Permits for the 6 meters along 4th Avenue from Hilton Valet to Demonbreun (through Friday, July 5, 2024)

Monday, July 1, 2024

7:00AM
Close northernmost Delivery Lane on Broadway from 2nd Avenue to Rep. John Lewis Way closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for vehicle delivery access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 8AM)

Close southernmost Delivery Lane on Broadway from 2nd Avenue to Rep. John Lewis Way closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for vehicle delivery access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 8AM)

Close Sidewalks on Broadway (2nd Avenue to Rep. John Lewis Way) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Sidewalks on Korean Veterans Boulevard from South 2nd Street to 2nd Avenue closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Sidewalks on 3rd Avenue (Union to James Robertson Parkway) closed for set-up s needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6PM)

Close south side sidewalk John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge from South 1st Street to 3rd Avenue closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 5PM)

Tuesday, July 2, 2024

12:00AM
Bag all meters on Commerce Street (2nd Avenue to 3rd Avenue) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on the Gay Street Connector (1st Avenue to 1st Avenue) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on Molloy Street (1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on Demonbreun (1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS Friday, July 5, 2024)

6:00AM
Close Sidewalks on 1st Avenue (Church Street to Union) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on Commerce Street (2nd Avenue to 3rd Avenue) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 10AM)

Wednesday, July 3, 2024

12:00AM
Bag all meters on Korean Veterans Boulevard (1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS Saturday, July 6, 2024) Cone off the parking spaces from the travel lanes on both the north and south sides of KVB

Bag all meters on 3rd Avenue (Demonbreun to Commerce Street) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on 6th Avenue (Demonbreun to Broadway) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on 7th Avenue (Demonbreun to Commerce Street) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on 8th Avenue (Demonbreun to Commerce Street) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on 9th Avenue (Demonbreun to Commerce Street) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on Broadway (Rep. John Lewis Way to 10th Avenue) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on Commerce Street (3rd Avenue to 10th Avenue) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on Church Street (1st Avenue to 3rd Avenue) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on Bank Street (1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on 1st Avenue (Church Street to Union) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS Friday, July 5, 2024)

Bag all meters on Korean Veterans Boulevard from 2nd Avenue to 8th Avenue – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS on Friday, July 5, 2024) Cone off the parking spaces from the travel lanes on both the north and south sides of KVB and place an additional 25 orange cones on the SE corner of 6th Avenue & KVB.

Bag all meters on Deaderick Street (3rd Avenue to 6th Avenue) – NO PARKING (REMOVE BAGS Friday, July 5, 2024)

Cover all “NO PARKING 6AM to 6PM” / “Loading Zone” signs on Commerce Street (2nd Avenue to 10th Avenue) – NO PARKING (REMOVE COVERS Friday, July 5, 2024)

Cover all “NO PARKING 6AM TO 6PM” and ALL OTHER “NO PARKING” signs on Broadway (Rep. John Lewis Way to 12th Avenue) --- NO PARKING (REMOVE COVERS Friday, July 5, 2024)

Cover all “Loading Zone” signs on east side of 3rd Avenue (Broadway to Demonbreun) – NO PARKING (REMOVE COVERS Friday, July 5, 2024)

6:00AM
Close Korean Veterans Boulevard west bound lane between Gateway Bridge and 1st Avenue, south turn lane at 1st Avenue (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM) Cone off the turn lane

Close Broadway westbound lanes from 2nd Avenue to 3rd Avenue (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Chief’s Alley (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Broadway from 3rd Avenue to Rep. John Lewis Way (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close AT&T Alley (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close 2nd Avenue from Demonbreun to Broadway (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Reroute south-bound lanes of 4th Avenue North from Commerce Street to Broadway to two-way traffic (REOPEN by Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM) Place 50 orange cones at SE corner of 4th Avenue and Commerce Street and 25 orange cones at SE corner of 4th Avenue and Broadway.

Close Rep. John Lewis Way from Demonbreun to Hilton Valet (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Rep. John Lewis Way southbound from Broadway to Hilton Valet (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6PM)

Close Gay Street Connector from 1st Avenue to 1st Avenue (LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY – NO THRU TRAFFIC) (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on 2nd Avenue (Demonbreun to Commerce Street) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 12PM)

Close Sidewalks on 3rd Avenue (Demonbreun to Commerce Street) --- closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on 4th Avenue (Demonbreun to Commerce Street) --- closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on west side of Rep. John Lewis Way (Demonbreun to Broadway) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 10AM)

Close Sidewalks on 6th Avenue (Demonbreun to Broadway) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 10AM)

Close Sidewalks on Broadway (Rep. John Lewis Way to 6th Avenue) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 10AM)

Close Sidewalks on Union (3rd Avenue to Woodland Street Bridge) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 10AM)

Close Sidewalks on Bank Street (1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on Church Street (1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on Molloy Street (1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on Demonbreun (1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

11:00PM
Close Victory Lane from South 1st Street to South 2nd Street (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 2PM)

Close South 1st Street from Victory Lane to South 2nd Street (1st becomes Davidson) (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 2PM)

Close South 2nd Street from Shelby Avenue to Victory Lane (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 2PM)

Close Sidewalks on Victory Lane (South 1st Street to South 2nd Street) closed for set-up as needed (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 2PM)

Close Sidewalks on South 1st Street (Victory Lane to South 2nd Street – 1st becomes Davidson) closed for set-up as needed (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 2PM)

Close Sidewalks on South 2nd Street (Shelby Avenue to Victory Lane) closed for set-up as needed (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 2PM)

Thursday, July 4, 2024

4:00AM
Close Broadway from Rep. John Lewis Way to 6th Avenue (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Rep. John Lewis Way from Broadway to Commerce Street (LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY – NO THRU TRAFFIC) (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Rep. John Lewis Way northbound from Hilton Valet to Broadway (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close 6th Avenue Northbound Lanes Only from Demonbreun to Broadway (LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY- NO THRU TRAFFIC) (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024 by 6AM)

Close 1st Avenue from Bank Street to Church Street (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Church Street from 1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Grumpy’s Bail Bonds Alley (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close 1st Avenue from Korean Veterans Boulevard to Demonbreun (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Asurion Alley (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Molloy Street from 1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Demonbreun from 1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue (LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY – NO THRU TRAFFIC) (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Demonbreun eastbound lane from 3rd Avenue to 2nd Avenue (LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY – NO THRU TRAFFIC) (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

6:00AM
Close Symphony Place (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close in-bound lanes of Korean Veterans Boulevard/Gateway Bridge from South 2nd Street to 2nd Avenue (REOPEN by Friday, July 5, 2024, by 12AM)

Reroute out-bound lanes of Korean Veterans Boulevard/Gateway Bridge to two-way traffic from 2nd Avenue to South 2nd Street (Remove Cones and REOPEN on Thursday, July 4, 2024, at 8:30PM)

Close 4th Avenue cut-out area (East side of street) near Schermerhorn just north of Demonbreun (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on 2nd Avenue (Commerce Street to Union) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on 3rd Avenue (Commerce Street to Union) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on Rep. John Lewis Way (Broadway to Commerce Street) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on 7th Avenue (Demonbreun to Commerce Street) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on 8th Avenue (Demonbreun to Commerce Street) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on Broadway (6th Avenue to 8th Avenue) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on James Robertson Parkway (3rd Avenue to James Robertson Parkway Bridge) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on Commerce Street (3rd Avenue to 8th Avenue) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Sidewalks on Demonbreun (2nd Avenue to 8th Avenue) closed for set-up as needed; otherwise to remain open for pedestrian access (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

7:00AM
Close 3rd Avenue from Demonbreun to Commerce Street (LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY – NO THRU TRAFFIC) (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close 4th Avenue from Demonbreun to Commerce Street (LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY- NO THRU TRAFFIC) (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Commerce Street from 2nd Avenue to 3rd Avenue (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close Opry Place (Ryman Alley) (REOPEN Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

3:00PM
Close Broadway from 6th Avenue to 8th Avenue (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close 7th Avenue from Demonbreun to Commerce Street (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

Close 6th Avenue from Demonbreun to Broadway (LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY – NO THRU TRAFFIC) (REOPEN on Friday, July 5, 2024, by 6AM)

8:00PM (At MNPD Discretion)
Close Woodland Street Bridge (REOPEN immediately following conclusion of fireworks show)

Close Church Street from 2nd Avenue to 3rd Avenue (REOPEN immediately following conclusion of fireworks show)

Close Union Street from 3rd Avenue to Woodland Street Bridge (REOPEN immediately following conclusion of fireworks show)

Close the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge (REOPEN immediately following conclusion of fireworks show) (time closed at discretion of MNPD and Fire Marshal Office)

The Woodland Street Bridge and John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge will re-open immediately upon the conclusion of the Thursday, July 4th fireworks show.

All roads to re-open no later than 6:00PM on Sunday, July 7, 2024.

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