By Larrence Perry
NASHVILLE, TN — A cherished local musical tradition is officially making its way back to Music City. The community is gearing up for the 28th annual “Jazz on the Triangle” concert series, bringing an afternoon of rich heritage and vibrant rhythms to the heart of South Nashville on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
The highly anticipated cultural event will kick off at 4 p.m. at the historic Church of the Holy Trinity. Located at 615 Sixth Avenue South, the landmark destination sits prominently at the intersection of Sixth Avenue and Lafayette Street.
This year’s spectacular showcase features a headlining performance by local powerhouse Paula Chavis and Friends. Known for delivering deeply moving and expressive sounds, Chavis is set to guide the audience through an exceptional lineup of live jazz music alongside some of the city’s finest musicians.
Admission tickets are priced at $30 each. For those looking to make spontaneous plans, organizers confirm that tickets will be available for purchase directly at the door on the day of the performance.
Whether you are a lifelong jazz aficionado or simply looking to support local Black musical excellence, make sure to clear your calendar for this historic community showcase.
