Join USNA on Saturday, January 30, for all the nostalgia, none of the teenage drama. This adult-only concert will feature USN's faculty house band, The K-12 Situation, with proceeds benefiting the school.
By Angela Popplewell, USNA Co-President
Music Night REMIX 2027: Tickets go on sale Monday, November 16.
All the Nostalgia, None of the Teenage Drama
Mark your calendars for Saturday, January 30, 2027! Music Night REMIX is a fresh take on one of USN’s most-loved traditions, an evening of live music and coming together as a school community. Tickets go on sale Monday, November 16.
This year’s celebration features our faculty house band, The K-12 Situation, plus a DJ set and a silent auction. Think about your favorite high school memories, minus the teenage drama. Come hungry for dinner from Emmy Squared, an open bar, and dessert. All you need is your nostalgia and your night-out best.
Music Night REMIX celebrates creativity in a city built on music and supports the people, programs, and experiences that make USN such a special community.
Purchase your tickets today!
The Details
Who: Ages 21+ When: Saturday, January 30, 2027, doors open at 6:30 p.m. Where: University School of Nashville, Durnan Auditorium
Why: Proceeds support the complete USN student experience, including faculty development, classroom innovation, arts, athletics, financial aid, library resources, and signature programs.
Tickets
Early Bird: $125. Limited tickets available through Friday, December 18
General Admission: $150. Beginning Saturday, December 19.
Join USNA on Saturday, January 30, for all the nostalgia, none of the teenage drama. This adult-only concert will feature USN's faculty house band, The K-12 Situation, with proceeds benefiting the school.
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USN Mission: University School of Nashville models the best educational practices. In an environment that represents the cultural and ethnic composition of Metropolitan Nashville, USN fosters each student’s intellectual, artistic, and athletic potential, valuing and inspiring integrity, creative expression, a love of learning, and the pursuit of excellence.