Shelbyville, TN

Presented by The Fly Arts Center, the Levitt AMP Shelbyville Music Series brings free, live music to the Riverview District, restoring Shelbyville’s original vision of a downtown square that draws people together.

 

A city home to roughly 27,000 people, Shelbyville’s town square once served as a model for communities across Tennessee—designed to bring people together at the center of civic life. The Levitt AMP Shelbyville Music Series carries that spirit forward with free, inclusive concerts that create space for creativity, connection, and shared experience. Featuring diverse artists and genres that reflect the community’s evolving identity, the series offers residents of all ages an accessible way to gather and celebrate in a lively, open-air setting.

Concerts take place in the Riverview District, an area undergoing renewed investment after years of underuse. Local businesses have begun restoring historic buildings, and the city is enhancing walkways, green space, and infrastructure to support a revitalized public setting. By anchoring live music in this emerging corridor, Levitt AMP Shelbyville is ensuring the Riverview District feels renewed with free, live music and shared experiences.

Presented by The Fly Arts Center, , a nonprofit that seeks to encourage, promote, foster, sponsor and develop the cultural arts in Bedford County and surrounding areas, in partnership with the City of Shelbyville, The Center for Family Development, Leadership Bedford Community Foundation, Kai Pineda, Cooper Steel, and Bedford County School District.

Funded in part by a joint partnership between the Levitt Family Foundation and the Tennessee Entertainment Commission, with support from the Tennessee Department of Economic & Community Development and the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development. Learn more about the Foundation’s partnership with state agencies in Tennessee.