Red, White and Boom returns to Crockett Park on Sunday, July 4, 2027: a free concert and fireworks. Fireworks are banned for residents in Brentwood.

Last checked Oct. 17, 2026. This page is updated each year. The 2027 date comes from the city’s Summer Concerts page; the 2026 program from the city’s April 1 announcement. Times, bands and parking for 2027 will be added when the city posts them.

Brentwood’s next Fourth of July fireworks are on Sunday, July 4, 2027, at the city’s free Red, White and Boom concert in Crockett Park. The city holds it on July 4 every year, “no matter what day of the week it falls on.” The full 2027 program is not out yet, so the details below are from the 2026 celebration.

Who to call

  • Event questions: City of Brentwood, info@brentwoodtn.gov, 615-371-0060
  • Fireworks rules and permits: Brentwood Fire and Rescue, 615-371-0170
  • Emergencies: 911; police non-emergency, 615-371-0160

Red, White and Boom: the basics

  • Where: the Eddy Arnold Amphitheater in Crockett Park, 1500 Volunteer Parkway.
  • When: July 4. Summer concerts start at 6 p.m. unless the city says otherwise; the Fourth of July show has run later, into the fireworks.
  • Cost: free and family-friendly.
  • Food: food trucks set up an hour before the music starts, so you can come early for dinner.

The city’s 2027 Summer Concert Series dates are also set: June 6 and June 13, BrentFest on June 26 and Red, White and Boom on July 4.

What happened in 2026

For America’s 250th birthday, the city put on what it called an enhanced Red, White and Boom on Saturday, July 4, 2026, from 5 to 10 p.m.:

  • 5 to 7 p.m.: a fife and drum performance in Revolutionary War dress in Crockett Park’s Brentvale Pavilion, with face painters and patriotic performers moving through the park.
  • 7 p.m.: a Revolutionary War color guard presented the colors and fired muskets.
  • 7:05 to 9 p.m.: The Downtown Band.
  • After the band: a longer fireworks show than in past years, with larger shells, the city said.

Nine veterans of the American Revolution are buried in Brentwood, the city noted in its announcement; see our history and landmarks guide.

Fireworks at home: not allowed

Brentwood bans the sale, storage, distribution, possession and discharge of fireworks inside city limits, according to Brentwood Fire and Rescue’s FAQ. The only exception is a show by a professionally qualified and insured pyrotechnics operator, and that needs a city fireworks permit. Call the Fire Department at 615-371-0170 about the requirements.

Report illegal fireworks to police non-emergency at 615-371-0160, or 911 if there is a fire or injury.

Getting there

Crockett Park’s address is 1500 Volunteer Parkway. The city has not published a 2027 parking or shuttle plan; check back in June. For walking and biking routes into the park, see our parks and trails guide and getting around Brentwood.

Other summer concerts

The free Summer Concert Series runs in the same amphitheater from late May or June through July 4. BrentFest, with a beer garden and a children’s fun zone, is the biggest of the early-summer nights. Bands can apply for 2027 through Nov. 10, 2026, on the city’s band application page.

Related guides: things to do this month and who to call at City Hall.

Frequently asked questions

When are the Brentwood fireworks for the Fourth of July?

The city’s Red, White and Boom concert and fireworks is held every year on July 4 in Crockett Park, whatever day of the week it falls on. In 2027 that is Sunday, July 4.

Where are the Fourth of July fireworks in Brentwood, Tennessee?

At the Eddy Arnold Amphitheater in Crockett Park, 1500 Volunteer Parkway. The event is free.

No. City code bans the sale, storage, possession and use of fireworks inside city limits. Only licensed professional shows with a city permit are allowed.

What time do the Brentwood fireworks start?

In 2026, Red, White and Boom ran 5 to 10 p.m., with the band from 7:05 to 9 p.m. and the fireworks after it. Times for 2027 have not been announced.