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The Franklin Theatre

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419 Main St
Franklin, TN
9,881 Followers
Explore all 15 upcoming concerts at The Franklin Theatre, see photos, read reviews, buy tickets from official sellers, and get directions and accommodation recommendations.
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Micky Dolenz at Franklin, TN in The Franklin Theatre 2025
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Fan Reviews

April 29th 2025
This show was amazing! I had such a big smile on my face! The story’s he shared and the videos on the screen in the background were so much fun! It just took me back to when I watched the Monkeys on Monday night. I have one Monkey album from when I was a child! I loved the Monkeys so much, I just needed to see Micky since this show was in my city! I didn’t want to regret not seeing him! After all he is the last Monkey!
Shirley
November 19th 2024
It was a great show. John was my second music crush in around 1972. Ringo came first. I was glad to see how well John survived his heart issues. This was the last show of the season and I’m sure he was tired. He did a great job with his stories. Voice still good. He always finds such great talent for his shows. Rodney Dillard was the highlight. At 82 he can still sing. Looking forward for next year.
Gerri
November 2nd 2024
Radney put on a great show as usual. He added a female fiddle player to the set, which just made it that much better. Eddie was spot on as always. I would highly recommend his shows to anyone who a photographed by a yes, oh hey, jack's my own loves real country music.
Adam
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Franklin Theatre

What’s the best way to get to The Franklin Theatre?

Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, The Franklin Theatre is located at 419 Main St in Franklin, TN. For directions and parking info, visit The Franklin Theatre’s official website at https://www.franklintheatre.com/ or call them at +11-615-538-2076. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Franklin, TN on Bandsintown.

What can I expect from The Franklin Theatre?

The Franklin Theatre is a theater in the heart of Franklin, TN, with a capacity of 297 people. At this time, there are no known age restrictions for the venue, making it the perfect place for fans to enjoy live music and events.

Which artists are performing at The Franklin Theatre this year?

The Franklin Theatre has a packed schedule for 2025-2026 with performances from top artists like Thomas Gabriel, Forever Abbey Road, and Jason Wilber. Explore the full concert calendar and grab your tickets before they sell out. Don’t miss your chance to see your favorite artists live in Franklin, TN!

What other concert venues are near The Franklin Theatre?

If you’re looking to explore more live shows in Franklin, TN, there are plenty of popular venues nearby. Check out the upcoming concerts and events at nearby venues including Bridgestone Arena, Ryman Auditorium, and Marathon Music Works.

About The Franklin Theatre

The Franklin Theatre is a restored historic movie house with a full bar & concessions hosting a variety of music & drama acts.
The mission of The Franklin Theatre is to provide diverse world-class performing arts experiences to Williamson County residents and visitors and to be a platform for local philanthropic engagement and education, while providing unparalleled guest service.
Our Story
Our enduring romance with the Franklin Theatre began in the summer of 1937 when the marquee first illuminated Main Street, invited Middle Tennesseans to buy a ticket – and laugh, cry and dream. Inside the theater walls, moviegoers enjoyed fresh popcorn, afternoon matinees and first kisses. They walked away with a lifetime of memories.
Over the next 70 years, the world changed a lot – but the Franklin Theatre stood as a testament to a simpler way of life. But time eventually took its toll on the venerable movie house, and the doors closed in 2007 under the pressing of rising rents and the trend toward mega-theaters.
Enter the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County. Rather than lose the heart of Main Street, the nonprofit preservation group stepped in to buy and rehabilitate the historic landmark. After three years of work – and an investment of more than $8 million – the historic Franklin Theatre re-emerged better than ever.
The new Franklin Theatre continues the cherished tradition of showing movies, but also adds a new dimension to Main Street – live music. With a state-of-the-art sound and lighting system, and undeniable charm, the Franklin Theatre is destined to be an entertainment and cultural icon for years to come.
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