Jack Daniel’sNew Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash Spend the last night of the year with thousands of your closest friends, hours of live music, fireworks, and the signature midnight Music Note Drop. Get ready for a happy new year! Next New Year’s Eve in Nashville See who’s playing Lineup

1. Re: Downtown Nashville hotel to view fireworks 21c, Westin, JW Marriott, Drury, Hyatt Place, Omni, Hampton Inn would all be options. Many of these you could see from your room, depending on its location within the building, others would require a common area, such as a rooftop area.

If you want buy your own firework displays you have to travel to outside Davidson County but conveniently they are located just across every County line in Middle Tennessee. The largest fireworks display is in downtown Nashville at riverfront park where you can join the festivities with your friends and neighbors.

The City has also lined up a series of bands with pre-recorded shows as part of their year-end concert series, which you can view from home here starting at 10:30 p.m. on New Year’s Eve, followed by a live stream of the fireworks. Add a comment Instagram

Where to watch fireworks in Nashville?

Riverfront Park is the epicenter of the Fourth of July celebrations in Nashville. That being said, it’s also one of the most popular places to watch the fireworks show on the Fourth of July. Those who want to get the best seat in town should plan to get to the park early in the day and spend most of their Independence Day enjoying the food, drinks, …

The fireworks are set off in downtown Nashville, over the river, and viewing them is a favorite activity …

Nashville July 4th Celebration & Fireworks. Of course you can’t celebrate the 4th of July without a spectacular fireworks show, and boy, does Nashville really bring it when it comes to this category. Routinely voted as having one of the best fireworks displays in the country, be sure to stick around for the 30-minute show …

(Note: Cumberland Park, located at 592 South First Street, is another great place to catch the show from the East Side.)

A zone on the river between the Shelby Bridge and Woodland Bridge is closed to boat traffic during the fireworks show as a safety precaution. However, cruising around that zone on the river is still allowed. There’s even a large boat that sells tickets for those who want to enjoy a fireworks cruise.

Revelers don’t always need a fancy party or a jam-packed amphitheater to enjoy the greatest fireworks display in the state. Many Nashville natives simply drive to the top of the towering parking garages within the city and grab a spot early in the evening. From the top of these buildings, there’s an uninterrupted view of the skyline as well as the fireworks, and it’s a wonderful way to celebrate the holiday.

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