The very best live music experience in Nashville. Do your soul a favor and go!
Sit in the Founders Level and drink wine. It makes for a great evening!
One hour before each classical performance there is a program in the balcony lobby called Classical Conversations. Join the discussion! - also available on LiveStream on our Facebook page (Thursdays)
if you're a big fan of Americana music, you should definitely come and check out the show!
Go to Music City Roots every Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. and enjoy amazing performances by Bluegrass and Americana artists from across the country! Read more.
One of the nicest campus and nicest people I've ever met.
Gorgeous and historic, it makes for a unique concert experience. Love it!
Park in the TN state lots after 6pm for free! (the ones around the Capitol)
If you want to be on the floor for anything line up early!
Jack C. Massey fancied the arts. He was an avid ballerina and an original member of the Rat Pack.
Children's dance recital tip. Reserve your seats with your own signs. Sigh.
AWSOME place to see a concert! Great sound quality, and atmosphere!!!
I love this venue! The views of the city from the Bud Light Loft are amazing. Try some hot chicken from Hattie B's or some bbq from Martins followed by a Padrino Pop.
Beautiful venue, just the right size with an awesome view of Nashville.
Best place to see live music! Acoustics are the best in Nashville plus there's not a bad seat in the house. Faves that I've seen here are Keith Urban and the Black Crowes, and I'm looking forward to
It started as a church, then served as The Grand Ole Opry. Now, it’s one of the country’s most famous music venues. David Byrne with St. Vincent, The Shins and Crosby Stills and Nash are playing soon.
Previously known as the Grand Old Opry House, this auditorium first opened as the Union Gospel Tabernacle in 1892. It was built by Thomas Ryman & renamed in his honor after his death.
If you are visiting Nashville, definitely take some time to catch a show at the Opry. Fun for everyone and good views throughout. A local must see.
Even through changes over the years, the musical soul of the Grand Ole Opry remains. This is where legends Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash and Tim McGraw have all performed.
Immaculate restoration after the flood. Take the tour!
Amazingly preserved building with a modern flair. Be sure to check out the Marathon Car Museum.
It is NOT cash only; credit card tabs with only $10 minimum. Great venue for locals to see their favorite bands.
Its like a giant warehouse and a pretty cool place to see bands to big for exit in and the end. The bar was pretty bad though, super expensive, no cheap beers.
Try drum lessons with master drummer Chris Nelsen. You will love it!!!!
Check out the Sat. Afternoon classic rock class. Mark knows hundreds of classic rock tunes and is great about tailoring his lesson to the group. You might even learn a little theory.
Check out the Wednesday night songwriter night for a sampler of new local Songwriters. A lot of variety and a supportive environment for newbies to get their feet wet.
Really nice venue w/all the amenities you’d expect for close to Broadway quality performances including full bar and closed caption/signing for the hearing impaired. Parking can be a challenge.
Opened in 1981, this is the state’s premier theater venue. The performance venues are named after three U.S. Presidents who hailed from TN: Jackson, Polk & Johnson.
You can find all of Tennessee Rep's season productions at TPAC's Johnson Theater. It's a wonderful theater space!
Great atmosphere for live music. Loved it! And has good places to go if you want something quiet for a break from inside.
Cheap tickets. Cool local indie acts. Stellar draft beer. Done.
This place is almost my additional living room, except Brandon Jazz is there and I am not naked.
Best venue in Nashville outside of the Ryman. Great place to see a show.
Say "Excuse ME" when passing in a crowd! Manners people!
Skip the bottled water and get your water in a cup w/ ice for free!
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