Matchbox Twenty is bringing its thirtieth-anniversary North American tour to Nashville next spring.

The band is scheduled to perform at Bridgestone Arena on May 18, 2027, with special guests the All-American Rejects.

The show is part of a 52-date tour celebrating three decades of music from the group fronted by Rob Thomas.

Fans will recognize a catalog that includes songs such as Push, 3AM, Bent, Unwell and If You’re Gone.

The Nashville date is one of several major arena and amphitheater stops across the United States and Canada.

The tour is slated to begin May 15 in Birmingham, Alabama, before moving through additional cities.

Tickets for the Nashville performance were scheduled to go on sale October 23 at 10 a.m. Central.

For Middle Tennessee music fans, the announcement offers a major concert to plan for well ahead of time.

Advance planning may be worthwhile for those coordinating travel, parking or group outings downtown.

Concert details, support acts and ticket availability can change as the date approaches.

Readers should confirm current information through the venue or official ticket seller before purchasing.

The May 2027 concert adds another high-profile date to Nashville’s live-music calendar.