If you see an event I’ve missed and you’d like to plug, please comment below or e-mail me (knoxvilleurbanguy@gmail.com) and I’ll try to add it. The list may, accordingly, be expanded through the week. Staying true to the scope of the blog, I’ll only list downtown or near-downtown events. The Well and The Shed have some great events, for example, but I have to draw a line somewhere. If you want to add those in a comment, that’s fine.
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What I’ve got my eye on:
- September 16: WDVX Blue Plate Special, Knoxville Visitor’s Center, Noon, Mutts (Garage Rock) / Dave Eggar & Amber Rubarth (Jazz/Folk), Free
- September 16: Tennessee Shines, 7:00 PM, Missy Raines & the New Hip hold their Knoxville release party for New Frontier + a visit from Christabel, $10
- September 17: Commute for Coffee, Mast General Store, Coffee and Baked Goods for Bikers and Walkers
- September 17: Blue Plate Special, Knoxville Visitor’s Center, Noon,Band of Heathens (Americana), Free
- September 17: Tenth Anniversary of Singer/Songwriter Night at Preservation Pub, 6:30, Free
- September 18: Market Square Farmers’ Market, Market Square, 11:00 – 2:00
- September 18: WDVX Blue Plate Special, Knoxville Visitor’s Center, Noon,Jessica Campbell & Sara Beth Go (Singer-Songwriters) / South Rail (Americana), Free
- September 18: Nick Swoffard Trio (jazz), Bistro at the Bijou, 7:00 PM, Free
- September 18: “Noises Off” at the Clarence Brown Theatre, 7:30 ($5 – $40) (Also Thursday through Sunday)
- September 18: South Rail (D.C. Americana Band), Preservation Pub, 8:00 PM, Free
- September 18: Wood Brothers with Piers Facccini and Dom La Nena, Bijou Theater, 8:00
- September 18: The Roast of Darth Vader, Pilot Light, Sponsored by the Roasters Club, 9:00 PM, $5 advance, $8 door
- September 18: The Busdriver Tour (featuring Ian Thomas), Preservation Pub, 10:00 PM, $3
- September 19: WDVX Blue Plate Special, Knoxville Visitor’s Center, Noon,Phil Lee (Rock) / Juliet and the Lonesome Romeos (Roots), Free
- September 19: Daylight Nights (Every Third Thursday) Block Party, Food Trucks, Entertainment, Shopping (and Specials) with John Black Studios, Union Avenue Books, Re-Runs and Just Ripe, 5:00 – 8:00
- September 19: A Fair and Scruffy City: How Two Expos Shaped Who We Are, Panel Discussion, East Tennessee History Center, 7:00 PM, Free
- September 19: Nikki Talley (Asheville Americana), Preservation Pub, 7:00 PM
- September 19: Knoxville Symphony Orchestra: Eroica Trio Plays Beethoven, Tennessee Theatre, 7:30, $11 – $83
- September 19: “The Outgoing Tide,” Theater Knoxville Downtown, 8:00 PM, $10 – $15 (also Friday, Saturday and Sunday)
- September 19: Ga-Na-Si-Ta (genre blenders, funk, jazz, etc), Preservation Pub, 10:00 PM
- September 20: WDVX Blue Plate Special, Knoxville Visitor’s Center, Noon,The Fustics (Rock/Americana) / Hymn for Her (Country/Blues), Free
- September 20: Movies on the Square featuring :E.T.,” Market Square, Dusk, Free
- September 20: Bobby Rush, Bijou Theater, 7:30, $30 to $35
- September 20: Knoxville Symphony Orchestra: Eroica Trio Plays Beethoven, Tennessee Theatre, 7:30, $11 – $83
- September 20: Battlefield Band (Traditional Scottish), Laurel Theater, 8:00 PM, $21
- September 20: Norwegian Wood at the Bistro at the Bijou, 9:00 – 11:00
- September 21: Market Square Farmers’ Market, Market Square, 9:00 – 2:00
- September 21: Hola Festival, (This is one of the best annual events in the city – go! (Food, Dancing, Music, Dora the Explorer, Parade of Nations), Gay Street and Depot (just over the viaduct from the 100 Block), 11:00 – 6:00, Free
- September 21: WDVX Blue Plate Special, Knoxville Visitor’s Center, Noon,Roy Book Binder (Blues)
/ The Lonetones (Americana/Folk), Free - September 21: Public Viewing of “A Place at the Table,” (Food Insecurity and Hunger in America)UT UC Auditorium, 4:00, Free
- September 21: Jelani Eddington (Premier Organist), Tennessee Theater, 7:30, $8
- September 21: The Chuck Mullican Trio (jazz), Bistro at the Bijou, 9:00 PM, Free
- September 21: The Jojax, Preservation Pub, 10:00 PM, $5