Nashville CMA Fest Draws 90,000 Country Fans Across Multiple Stages

Several music festivals and events are set to bring diverse live music experiences to their communities this summer. The Upton House Food and Music Festival, running from June 22-24 in Poole, will feature top UK tribute bands alongside local acts, paired with a variety of local and international food and drink offerings, creating a relaxed yet lively atmosphere for attendees. In Nashville, the CMA Fest from June 5-8 continues its legacy as the world's longest-running country music festival, drawing over 90,000 fans with more than 300 country artists performing to support music education through the CMA Foundation. In New York City, Julien's Auctions will host the Music Icons event live on May 30-31 at the Hard Rock Cafe, showcasing over 700 memorabilia items from legendary artists like The Beatles, Kurt Cobain, and Dolly Parton, with proceeds benefiting charitable causes. Additionally, the Fairfield Festival in Lancaster featured local musicians and community activities, highlighting the importance of preserving green spaces while providing entertainment. These events collectively reflect the ongoing celebration of music’s cultural impact across different regions and genres.