Jersey Boys at Tennessee Performing Arts Center – Andrew Jackson Hall
Jersey Boys is a jukebox musical about the rise of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, tracing the group's journey from its early days to international success. Its story combines music, humor, and the personal tensions behind the band's career, with familiar songs including “Sherry,” “Big Girls Don't Cry,” and “December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night).”
The musical played Tennessee Performing Arts Center - Andrew Jackson Hall in Nashville, Tennessee, on January 14, 2018. That date is the available past-event listing for the venue. Nashville's strong live-music identity makes the city a natural setting for a production centered on a group whose songs remain closely associated with American popular music.
For visitors exploring tpactickets.com, this listing falls under Theatre and the Musical / play category.
Venue and Seating Information
Andrew Jackson Hall is the performance space listed for this Nashville engagement. Seating experiences can vary by production and individual preference; without verified section-specific reviews for this event, no particular section can be identified as consistently best or worst. Consider the view, distance from the stage, and ticket details when comparing available seats.
For a musical with an ensemble cast and choreography, the preferred vantage point may depend on whether a guest values a closer view of performers or a broader view of the stage. Check the seating plan and event-specific availability before selecting tickets.
Parking Information
Parking details and rates for the January 14, 2018 performance are not available in the supplied event information. Options, availability, and prices can change, so confirm current arrangements directly with the venue or parking operator before travelling.
- Review nearby parking options and restrictions before arriving.
- Allow extra time to park and reach the hall, particularly for a performance with a scheduled start time.
Jersey Boys Tennessee Performing Arts Center - Andrew Jackson Hall Theatre reviews
Best Show Ever Attended/Best Night Ever
"Mac Miller was the first to come out with his energetic performance, setting the bar high for the closing act Jersey Boys who effortlessly took over the crowd. An artist who seemed to be Wiz came out first, rapping to the song Phone Numbers, followed by Wiz appearing from the other side of the stage, causing the crowd to go wild. The show on 4/20 was the best ever, featuring performances of songs from KIDS to Best Day Ever, creating an extravagant atmosphere that was extra stanky."