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Live On The Green Makes a Welcome Return in 2022

by Rich and Laura Lynch

Nashville's beloved Live On The Green music festival has not been seen on the green since 2019 due to becoming another tragic loss rendered by reaction to the pandemic. But, they returned this year with five big nights over Labor Day weekend while logging their 71st total daily showing by the time festivities wrapped up on September 5th. What stood out this year was that 30 of the 38 performers call Music City their home and fans turned out in droves to welcome everyone back to the fold in a joyous celebration of normalcy and hope for better days ahead. Here are some photos from Night #1.


Finally! Live On The Green made a welcome return in 2022.


Sheryl Crow at Live On The Green in 2022.


Jenny Lewis at Live On The Green in 2022.


Nikki Lane at Live On The Green in 2022.


Danielle Ponder at Live On The Green in 2022.


Cecilia Castleman at Live On The Green in 2022.


The Watson Twins at Live On The Green in 2022.


Watching the Jenny Lewis band at Live On The Green in 2022.


Watching the Nikki Lane band at Live On The Green in 2022.


Mayor John Cooper, Lt Dan Buckley and Jayson Chalfant at Live On The Green in 2022.

Related Links: For more information on LIVE ON THE GREEN and the other organizations mentioned please visit the following links - Live On The Green | Lightning 100 | Live On The Green Lives Again with Sheryl Crow and Jenny Lewis


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