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Green Hills

Nashville's most beloved listening room. The Bluebird seats 90 people in a strip mall in Green Hills, and on any given night you might hear the next Taylor Swift or a songwriter who wrote ten #1 hits. The in-the-round format puts you inches from the artists. Reserve early — it sells out.

(615) 383-1461

Midtown

Nashville's scrappiest rock club, open since 1971. Jimmy Buffett, Emmylou Harris, and Drive-By Truckers all called this stage home. The sound is loud, the crowd is real, and the history on these walls is priceless.

(615) 321-4400

Music Valley

The show that made Nashville. Broadcasting live since 1927, the Grand Ole Opry is the longest-running radio broadcast in American history. Catch a Tuesday, Friday, or Saturday show — standing in that circle of fame still gives chills.

(800) 733-6779

Downtown

The Mother Church of Country Music. Built in 1892, the Ryman's legendary acoustics and intimate horseshoe balconies make every seat feel front row. From Hank Williams to Jack White, more history has been made on this stage than any other in Nashville.

(615) 889-3060

The Gulch

The best bluegrass club in America. Cash only, BYO beer from the cooler up front, and some of the tightest picking you'll ever hear. A Nashville institution since 1974 that somehow hasn't changed a bit despite everything around it turning to condos.

(615) 255-3307