Well worth the ticket price. You can bring your cooler and it's in a great setting!
Bring a picinic and relax.
Avoid the overpriced kroger bottle water for 2 bucks a pop -- not worth the money. Also the young man in a light blue polo and half grown beard is creepy.
Great concert venue and thanks to city and kind donors the concerts are free! Go. Support. Enjoy!
Built in 1936. Recognized venue of Elvis' first professional rock-n-roll show, the Levitt Shell is an outdoor performing arts pavilion in the heart of Midtown, Memphis in the beautiful Overton Park.
Every year the Levitt Shell puts on more than 50 free concerts in the heart of Midtown Memphis, made possible by the generous support of the community and encouraging common ground through the arts.
Love Minglewood! Definitely my favourite concert venture in Memphis!
When you're at Minglewood Hall, be sure to listen to a band.
Best bathrom in a music venue I have ever seen.
Unique atmosphere. A must do Beale street stop.
Show up when Dr Feelgood Potts is playing. Well worth it.
Check out Vince Johnson and friends on Thursday and Friday 3-7.
The name says it all! Be sure to check out their calendar of events to see who's playing on the main stage. Great casual dining for you and the family.
Great food, music, drinks and atmosphere
Don't expect hot food or good service. Brunch was sub par and I will not be returning! Waitress was nowhere to be found until kitchen closing time. So much for asking your table if they need anything!
Get a tour. The studios are awesome, and they have great records displayed around the studio.
Turn up when get in there!!!!
Some of the best music on earth came out of Memphis' Ardent Studios. If you can't make it inside, take a listen to Big Star and pretend.
This is a historic and legendary studio founded by Willie Mitchell and has had artists such as Al Green, Rod Stewart and Keith Richards record here.
Local artists doing what they do well !! Good music, good vibe !! Cool people !!
Come in!!!!
Learn about the heritage of Southern music, art and photography. The Center for Southern Folklore also features live music on its center stage and an excellent multimedia archive of aural history.
Fun time with friends. Great music...
Best for Elvis Johnny cash Jerry lee Lewis and Rockabilly entertainment
Best steak in Memphis late ...
Great place to catch any sporting event local or national, plus some of the best local and regional music around. Lots of TV's great food and bartenders and a HUGE HD screen
One of the best smaller rooms in town now. Upgraded the sound, curtains on the walls and great beer prices. Sounds awesome in there. Go see a show
Home of the Memphis Grizzlies and the Memphis Tigers. It's also the ultimate concert venue. Purchase tickets at the box office, by phone (901-205-2525) or at www.ticketmaster.com
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Throughout the concourse, you can experience the rich musical history of Memphis.
Built in 1936, the Shell once hosted acts like Elvis and Big Star. After years of disrepair it reopened in 2008 with help from the Levitt Foundation and is once again a great place to see live music.
Great music venue. Parking is all over around the park. Bring chairs to sit on and plenty of food and drink!!
Beautiful outdoor amphitheatre. Bring a cooler and a blanket. Great free spring and fall music acts that you'll find at other venues for charge. Located in Overton Park containing zoo, golf, trails
Go up the spiral staircase. I think purely in terms of layout, atmosphere and amenities, this could be the best bar I've ever been to. Games, view, couch, tv's, bar, live music, balcony, soul.
Ask for sunshine!!!!!:)
Catch live musicians nightly at Rum Boogie. Grab a seat by the window so you can people watch on Beale while enjoying fantastic tunes.
The Blues! Food! Entertainment! Alcohol! Don't Miss This Street When In Memphis!
Have a big ass beer when on Beale Street. Read more.
Lined with bars and clubs where Memphis music legends often played, Beale St. was officially declared the “Home of the Blues” by an act of Congress in 1977. (From Aerial America) Read more.
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