Hamilton Tickets
Tennessee Performing Arts Center - Andrew Jackson Hall | Nashville, Tennessee
Look out, Tennessee, are you ready? Continuing their tour across the states and all over the globe. Hamilton will be performing at Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville this June. This performance is on Saturday 20th June 2026. Take this occasion for yourself to watch a slice of America’s history LIVE, experience the life of Alexander Hamilton from his difficult years as an outsider to the country, through his incredible journey to becoming one of the Founding Fathers of America, from the vantage pint of multi-award winning creator Lin-Manuel Miranda and his impressive Broadway production.
Finding its cues from both traditional and newer inspirations, including author Rob Chernow himself, who penned the biography of said Founding Father. Hamilton has been named one of the most influential shows ever to hit Broadway. Do not miss this unique chance to see the incredible rise of a historical yet creative story, with a diverse, award-winning cast at the forefront and packed with modern genres of music.
The show will only be available to see in Nashville for a limited season, so buy your tickets now before they're all gone!
This season, Broadway lovers can catch Hamilton at Tennessee Performing Arts Center. Hamilton first premiered in 2015 in NYC, and Tennessee Performing Arts Center is thrilled to offer the next tour destination this June.
Broadway-lovers can plan a family night out as the play should remain appropriate for children 10 years and older. The play lasts 2h 45m and includes a 15m , bringing the total experience to 3hrs.
Storyline
The play follows Alexander Hamilton from his early days before the war to his rise to fame and untimely death. Throughout the plot, viewers experience the powerful rises and falls of this beloved founding father. Based closely on the true story, the play paints an overall accurate depiction of the character's life and virtues and vices.
The audience will applaud as Hamilton fights for honor and love, and frown as he succumbs to his humanity. The audience witnesses him go through an emotional journey with his relationships. All this happens set to the constant backdrop of music that blends jazz, rhythm, and blues, with the innovative lyrical style of Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Recognizable characters in the play include:
- Alexander Hamilton
- Aaron Burr
- Eliza Schuyler Hamilton, Alexander's love interest
- George Washington
- Marquis de Lafayette, a renown French nobleman fighting with Hamilton
- Thomas Jefferson, a influential founding father and Hamilton's rival
- Phillip Hamilton, Alexander's child
- King George III, a comedic portrayal of the British monarch
Award winning soundtrack
Nearly every moment of Hamilton has some kind of catchy music. Even theater goers who don't love the play's musical genre will love the songs. Many fans find the music among the most memorable part of the show. The viewers will experience an insane total of 46 songs, such as:
- "My Shot"
- "The Room Where It Happens"
- "You'll Be Back"
- "Wait for It"
- "Stay Alive"
- "Ten Duel Commandments"
- "Dear Theodosia"
- "Hurricane"
Why See Hamilton in Nashville?
Why must Broadway show lovers see Hamilton? The play won 11 Tony Awards, a Grammy, an Oliver Award, and a Pulitzer Prize for Drama. It even obtained a rare citation from the Kennedy Center Honors. The Wall Street Journal referred to it as "the most significant musical of the decade", and the NYT raves that it hits its impossibly high target.
The show also highlights an unparalleled pool of creative talent. Along with Lin-Manuel Miranda's music, writing, and acting, the story benefits from Thomas Kail's directing and Andy Blankenbeuhler's choreography. The original cast include renowned artists like Leslie Odom Jr., Phillipa Soo, and Christopher Jackson.
The audience will also learn about an important time in the country's history. Lin-Manuel Miranda wrote the play using Ron Chernow acclaimed biography about Alexander Hamilton. While he's taken some artistic license, the audience will leave more informed than when they started.
Getting to Tennessee Performing Arts Center
Dealing with driving in Nashville can feel overwhelming at best. To help enjoy the night, audience members should take a taxi, use a rideshare like Lyft, or take public transportation. Many veteran Broadway lovers suggest showing up roughly a half-hour early.
This is a once-in-a-lifetime night guests remember forever. Treat yourself to contemporary Broadway's most successful show. No one should miss the chance to see the Broadway Show Hamilton on Saturday 20th June 2026 at Tennessee Performing Arts Center. They expect the show to sell out quickly, so those interested should purchase tickets today for just $216.
The play won't disappoint and new viewers will join the throng of other Hamilton fans who can't stop talking about the show.
