CMA Fest Ascend: Wynonna Judd, Madeline Edwards, Sara Evans, Noah Cyrus & The War and Treaty – Saturday at Ascend Amphitheater

CMA Fest Ascend Amphitheater Saturday 7th June 2025

Get set for an amazing shift in your Sat evening plans, indulge in the greatest country music at the CMA Fest Ascend show featuring Wynonna Judd alongside the talented Madeline Edwards and Sara Evans, Noah Cyrus, and The War and Treaty. This concert is planned for June 7th, 2025 at the iconic Ascend Amphitheater, in Nashville, Tennessee. This show is part of the greater celebrations of CMA Fest and as always, promises a great night of both old and new country. The CMA Fest is an internationally acclaimed event and a key date in the calendar for many.

Wynonna Judd

Wynonna Judd, who sings “No One Else on Earth” and “Tell Me Why,” is undoubtedly a country icon and will guarantee to make the night special as you listen to Wynonna live. Wynonn has numerous titles to her name, and five Grammys is just some of them. In her most recent album “Back to Wy,” she performs stripped version of past songs.   

Madeline Edwards 

Known for her powerful country sound, Madeline Edwards has a unique style of her own. Her exhilarating songs like “Crashlanded” are loved by fans. Edwards is being recognized as a breakout artist with new accolades. Her last released album, Crashlanded, came in '22, and she's finally talking about releasing new songs in 2025.  

Sara Evans 

She’ll be performing “Suds in the Bucket” and also “A Little Bit Stronger” so get ready for a blast. Bringing back fantastic sounding memories for the audience as well. Evans is a veteran star and has a few ACM and CMA nominations. Her previously released album named “Copy That” featured awesome covers of timeless songs. Evans has been mostly focusing on bringing out the new live songs and spending time on her current projects that will take off in 2025.

Noah Cyrus  

Adding some panache to the list is Noah Cyrus, whose “July” resounds with passion during live performances. She is currently forging her path in music after being nominated for a Grammy in 2021. “The Hardest Part," her album from 2022, is a milestone, and recent posts on her social media indicate that new music may be coming soon.  

The War and Treaty  

The War and Treaty deliver passionate harmonies to the stage, with tracks like “Hey Pretty Moon” receiving much-deserved recognition. They’ve received Grammy nominations and thousands of fans from their authentic performances. Acclaimed as to have earned the title of ‘musical storytellers’. Their 2023 album, “Lover’s Game,” showcases this perfectly.  

Ascend Amphitheater Information  

Nashville, Tennessee is home to the Ascend Amphitheater, which is located on the bank of the Cumberland River. It provides a scenic view for listening to music. This venue has an open roof, a high-fidelity sound system, it accommodates approximately 6,800 people which includes lawn seating, premium views, and reserved seats. If you want to learn more, you can directly contact the venue at 615-258-5944.

Parking Information

Although Ascend Amphitheater doesn’t have parking facilities, you can find plenty of street and private parking within the heart of Nashville. Most of the options are a few minutes’ walk from Ascend Amphitheater, making sure that concertgoers can attend the concerts.

Ticket Details

This event is affordable, with tickets available from as little as $28. Purchase online through the reliable site TicketSqueeze.com or at the box office at Ascend Amphitheater by calling 615-258-5944 to check ticket availability. Don’t hesitate to click the “buy tickets” button now!

Tickets purchased from suggested sites like TicketSqueeze.com or directly from the box office will be reimbursed if the gig is canceled. If the event is postponed, however, you will not have to worry about your tickets, as they will be honored for the new date.