
Bluebird Cafe
Intimate songwriter room famous for in-the-round performances.
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Intimate songwriter room famous for in-the-round performances.

Music Row’s last live-music bar, where Nashville songwriters still gather to swap songs, stories, and ideas.

A wonderfully strange Music Row plaque marking the spot where Brett Eldredge supposedly relieved himself on the Warner Music property years before becoming one of the label’s artists.
Nashville’s flagship museum for country music history, artists, and instruments.

Historic Lower Broadway record shop where Ernest Tubb hosted the legendary Midnite Jamboree after Saturday-night Grand Ole Opry shows.

Country music’s longest-running radio show and a living Nashville institution.

Historic letterpress shop known for classic concert posters.
Downtown museum dedicated to the life and career of Johnny Cash.

Downtown Nashville park honoring the musicians, songwriters, and industry pioneers whose contributions helped shape Music City's sound and influence on the world.

The historic Nashville district of studios, publishers, and label offices.

Nashville museum celebrating the legendary session musicians, producers, and performers whose contributions helped shape some of the most influential recordings in music history.

Celebrating the influence of African American music on American culture and sound.

Historic Nashville recording studio where Elvis Presley, the Everly Brothers, Dolly Parton, and countless others helped create the Nashville Sound and reshape American popular music.

The Mother Church of Country Music and longtime home of the Grand Ole Opry.

Legendary Nashville listening room where bluegrass legends, groundbreaking pickers, and rising musicians have helped keep acoustic music alive for generations.


Nashville record store, recording studio, and live music venue founded by Jack White, celebrating vinyl records, analog recording, and the independent spirit of rock and roll.