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.
Home of the Grand Ole Opry, this venue is historic just as much as it is beautiful.
Make sure and say hi to Alison, the owner, and grab food at the Dog House! Great local vibe; a pickers hang-out. Never know who might stop in on any given night.
Fabulous venue. Intimate seating for some of the best bands to ever come through or from Nashville. And good food is an added bonus!
Great small venue to see a concert. If you don't want to stuff in with the crowd on the floor check out the balcony-great view of the band. Standard "concert" beer prices.
All the big names started their career here at legendary Exit/In - great place to hang out and surrounded by awesome bars and restaurants that are open late.
One of the larger clubs... great music, almost always packed, and the nicest bathrooms on Broadway.
