Tennessee Performing Arts Center
Broadway tours, ballet, and the Jackson / Polk theaters when you want a proper night out that is not a honky-tonk.
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Broadway tours, ballet, and the Jackson / Polk theaters when you want a proper night out that is not a honky-tonk.
Franklin nightlife in an old icehouse — live music, rooftop, not Broadway.
River-end of Broadway with food, a balcony, and music. Easier for dinner than a pure honky-tonk.
Nashville Symphony’s home — a beautiful room a few blocks from Broadway that feels like a different city.
Franklin listening room for Americana and songwriters. Small and sincere.
Printers Alley supper club: steaks, cocktails, and a burlesque/jazz streak. Dress like you meant it.
Jack White’s label shop, novelties, and a tiny stage. Buy vinyl. Watch someone cut a record if the lathe is running.
Elliston Place bar with bands, sports, and a late crowd. Not pretty. Fine.
Broadway supper club from the Dierks Bentley people. Reservations, rooms, and a more polished crawl.
A reliable listening room for touring acts and writers — tables, a stage, and a grown-up crowd.