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(TEMPORARILY CLOSED) Nashville Municipal Auditoriu...

Arena/Stadium ; Concert Hall ; Event Venue ; Music Venue

The Nashville Municipal Auditorium was designed and built in 1962 to satisfy Middle Tennessee’s need for a multi-purpose facility that could handle a diversity of event with equal ease. For more than five decades it has done just that, hosting everything from concerts to circuses, auto shows to evangelical crusades, and trade shows to touring extravaganzas. Source: Nashville Municipal Auditorium

(TEMPORARILY CLOSED) Schermerhorn Symphony Center

Concert Hall

The Nashville Symphony’s Board of Directors voted today to suspend all concert and event activity through July 31, 2021, and to furlough a total of 79 musicians and 49 full-time staff members – including Music Director Giancarlo Guerrero – effective July 1. The Symphony is currently working to reschedule concerts originally planned for the 2020/21 concert season to the 2021/22 concert season. Current season ticket holders will be able to keep their existing seats for the postponed season, and the Symphony will be contacting all ticket holders about their options within the next few weeks. (June 12, 2020) Named in honor of the late Maestro Kenneth Schermerhorn who led the Nashville Symphony for 22 years, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center has been home to the critically acclaimed Nashville Symphony since its opening in September of 2006. The Nashville Symphony performs more than 100 classical, pops and special concert events each season and will present recitals, choral concerts, cabaret, jazz and world music events. If you need assistance, or if you are the parent of a child with special needs, please contact the box office at (615) 687-6400.

3rd and Lindsley

Bar/Tavern ; Concert Hall ; Nightclub ; Restaurant/Cafe

One of Nashville’s favorite music venues & restaurants, with two different musical acts performing on any given night of the week, the bar and grill at 3rd and Lindsley always has something to intrigue your ears and satisfy your appetite. The stage is open to a mix of genres, including rock, R&B, Americana, soul, blues, and alternative bringing live music to Nashville from all over the globe. As Ron Brice tells the story, he and his buddies were near-daily lunch patrons of a south-of downtown Mexican restaurant when one day they show up and find the place padlocked. So the affable Detroit transplant decided to buy the joint and turn it into a combination neighborhood bar, restaurant and nightclub. More than a quarter-century later, Brice has the same kitchen manager and same doorman from the opening of his 3rd and Lindsley, so named for its location on the corner of Third Avenue South and Lindsley Avenue. Musical bookings feature a combination of up-and-coming and veteran Americana, rock, country, soul and blues acts, with the regular Monday night headliners The Time Jumpers among the top draws in Music City (most definitely buy tickets in advance). A lengthy menu offers a who’s who and what’s what of rib-sticking bar food staples. Full bar.

Allen Arena at Lipscomb University

Arena/Stadium ; Concert Hall ; Music Venue ; Performing Arts Center ; School

The home of University Chapel, Bison and Lady Bisons basketball games and Lady Bison volleyball games. Allen Arena is setting the standard in Nashville for a range of event scenarios. From tour rehearsal space to scaled major concert seating up to 5,500 or a private fundraising dinner for 1,000, Allen Arena is staffed with event planners and technical staff to support your event with seamless professional skill from start to finish. On-site concessions as well as catering are conveniently and cost effectively available and scaled to event requirements, large or small. Plus, within minutes if necessary, you can expand your staff with access to dozens of students who work regularly with event clients.

B.B. King's Blues Club and Restaurant

Bar/Tavern ; Concert Hall ; Restaurant/Cafe

Let go of the honky-tonk and let the good times roll when you step into B.B. King’s Blues Club, one of Nashville’s best restaurants, bars, and live music clubs. We’re more than the Blues. We’re classic soul, rock and roll, tender juicy ribs, and signature drinks that will fill you to the brim. Check out our menu online. We have something for everyone. And don’t forget your dancing shoes. That’s something you can’t get at the honky-tonks on Broadway. Located on 2nd Avenue in “The District” we’re just blocks away from the Bridgestone Arena, Nashville Convention Center, Nissan Stadium and Nashville Music City Center. Source: B.B. King’s

Belcourt Theatre

Concert Hall ; Gallery ; Performing Arts Center ; Theater

The Belcourt Theatre is a unique Nashville treasure with a vibrant historic past and deep roots in the community. Today, the Belcourt is a nonprofit cultural institution dedicated to presenting the best of independent, documentary, world, repertory and classic cinema. The Belcourt provides opportunities for people of all ages to discover, explore and learn through the power of film. They cultivate and build on the powerful sense of shared experience that audiences can achieve — taking advantage of their building’s physical character and location in the heart of a lively Nashville neighborhood. At the same time, they work with community partners throughout Nashville and Middle Tennessee to bring inspiring films to children and young people with their Mobile Movie Theatre. Today, the Belcourt Theatre thrives. It is recognized as one of Nashville’s most vibrant arts organizations and as a leader among the country’s art houses regionally and nationally. The Belcourt attracts audiences from throughout Middle Tennessee and the Southeast region, as well as visitors from more than 44 states and from five other countries — a total of approximately 160,000 visitors annually. They program over 300 films a year, with more 2,300 screenings. Over 13,600 people participate in their yearly in-theatre engagement programs, including Q&As with filmmakers and conversations with experts, scholars and community commentators. More than 1,300 students in the community benefit from film programming and visual literacy activities through their Mobile Movie Theatre visits in conjunction with 35 partner schools or organizations.

Belmont University

Arena/Stadium ; Bookstore ; Concert Hall ; Gallery ; Historic Building/Landmark ; Library ; Museum ; Performing Arts Center ; Restaurant/Cafe ; School ; Studio ; Theater

Belmont University is a student-centered Christian community providing an academically challenging education that empowers men and women of diverse backgrounds to engage and transform the world with disciplined intelligence, compassion, courage and faith. Belmont is among the fastest growing Christian universities in the nation with more than 5,900 students hailing from every state and 25 countries. Since 2000, enrollment has risen from just under 3,000 to 5,936 students for 2010-11, marking an increase of 99 percent. As enrollment steadily increases, so does the quality and diversity of each new class. Incoming 2010-11 freshmen represented 44 states and four foreign countries and scored an average of 26 on the ACT. In the annual U.S. News & World Report ranking of America’s best colleges and universities, Belmont was cited for the third year in a row as a Top School to Watch and was ranked fifth in the Regional Universities South category, the highest ranking for the university to date. Once again, Belmont was also the highest ranked university in Tennessee in this category and was praised for its commitment to undergraduate teaching and the strength of its learning communities.

Belmont University - Curb Cafe

Concert Hall ; Restaurant/Cafe ; School

Eat. Play. Enjoy! Belmont’s Curb Cafe is a restaurant and live performance venue on the Belmont campus along Belmont Boulevard. The Curb Cafe provides an ‘open mic’ for Nashville musicians of all genres, as well as comedians, poets, and other dramatic performers. The Cafe is located on the ground floor of Belmont University’s new Curb Event Center, and seats 210 people indoors. It also offers outdoor patio seating. The intimate performance venue is designed for both the Belmont University family and the surrounding community and offers menu choices from the Sky Ranch Grill, Southern Tsunami Sushi, and Salsa Rico Fresh Mexican Grill, along with Starbucks coffees.

Belmont University - Curb Event Center

Arena/Stadium ; Concert Hall ; Event Venue ; School

The Curb Event Center Arena offers state-of-the-art facilities for athletics, concerts, speakers, trade shows, meetings, conferences, dinners, receptions and consumer shows. The Belmont Bruins NCAA Division 1 basketball and volleyball teams play in the arena, which is maintained and operated by fully digital, computerized systems and represents state-of-the-art production capabilities. The space has 5,000 permanent seats in an oval configuration, and a permanent maple hardwood floor, with full-size basketball courts, and eight concourse-level suites. Source: Belmont University

Belmont University - Massey Performing Arts Center...

Concert Hall ; Music Venue ; Performing Arts Center ; School ; Studio ; Theater

The Massey Performing Arts Center houses both instructional and performance spaces. Home to Belmont’s primary performance venues, MPAC is in motion year round with student recitals, concert events, school assemblies, classes and musical productions. Also home to MPAC are several teaching studios and practice rooms, three large classrooms and a full dance studio. Massey Concert Hall is our 1,000-seat auditorium with its state-of-the-art live audio production capabilities. Serving both commercial and classical genres, Massey Concert Hall has held numerous events and recitals with top named artists and musicians. Country artists (such as Vince Gill, Billy Dean and Crystal Gayle), rock artists (such as Jars of Clay), CCM artists (such as Rebecca St. James and Bob Carlyle) as well as many of our own renown music faculty have all performed on the Massey stage. Extensive costume and set design productions for Belmont Opera Theatre and Belmont Musical Theatre have provided beneficial in-house training for students in the musical arts. Source: website

Belmont University - McAfee Concert Hall

Concert Hall ; Music Venue

The award-winning McAfee Concert Hall is an 876-seat venue, which houses a 55-rank Aeolian Skinner organ, two nine-foot Steinway Grand pianos, and provides an outstanding venue for performances of the University’s classical choral and instrumental ensembles and special guests. The College of Music and Performing Arts has two state-of-the-art music and theatre instructional and performance facilities residing on Belmont Blvd and a new Performing Arts Complex is currently under construction. Source: website

Bibb-White Bluff Civic Center

Community Center ; Concert Hall ; Performing Arts Center ; Theater

Opened in February 2015, the Bibb-White Bluff Civic Center is an education, arts and events venue perfect for gatherings, corporate events, parties, art shows, concerts, etc. Source: Facebook

Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival

Campground ; Concert Hall ; Cultural District ; Farm

4 of the best days ever. 80,000 happy campers. 700 Acres of Tennessee Nature. 150 epic performances. 10+ stages of music. Several dozen comedians. An escape into Excitement. Music. Art. Discoveries. Trees. Fresh Air. Green Grass. A mini film fest. Friends (Old / New). Adventure. Overwhelming happiness. Hugging a stranger by accident. Sharing and Generosity. Bonnaroovian Dancing. Hyperbolic verbiage. System overload. The perfect bite of ice cream. Sandals. Fallovers. Chirping Birds. Flashing Lights. Food and Drink. Variety. Singing. Laughing. Short shorts. High-Fives. Rocky IV in the cinema tent at 3am. Spicy Pie. Memories. Someone dressed up like Teen Wolf. Holy Cow(!) Moments. Interesting factoids. Egg sandwiches. More music. Adventure. Deep Breaths. Big smiles. This. That. The Other. Hellos and Goodbyes and reminders of all that we have to celebrate and look forward to next year and in the future. Our festival site is a beautiful 700-acre farm, located in Manchester, TN, about 60 miles southeast of Nashville and 40 miles northwest of Chattanooga. Once a year, our little farm becomes Tennessee’s 7th largest city basically overnight. This can mean traffic, lots of it, when you arrive at the festival site. So consider carpooling. It helps reduce traffic, saves money on gas and the earth will love you.

Brooklyn Bowl

Bar/Tavern ; Concert Hall ; dance club ; Event Venue ; Music Venue ; Nightclub

Brooklyn Bowl has established itself as a stand out concert venue and event space. Be it an intimate gathering among friends, a black-tie galas, or a sold-out show with your favorite band, we’ve got your covered for the ultimate night out. Located in the scenic part of Germantown surrounded by Victorian manors and beside First Tennessee Park, Brooklyn Bowl Nashville is setting its sights on becoming the Music City’s premier live music venue and the new home for Rock. And Roll. Sticking to its roots, the new Brooklyn Bowl Nashville will feature its world-famous LEED certified bowling alley and food courtesy of Blue Ribbon. Brooklyn Bowl Nashville provides another escape from the ordinary live music experience touting a premier concert venue, 19 bowling lanes on 2 floors, 4 bars, and all the distinct feels of Brooklyn in Nashville. Source: BrooklynBowlNashville

Cannery Ballroom

Concert Hall ; Music Venue ; Nightclub

Cannery Ballroom resides in Nashville’s Historic Cannery building. Built in 1883, the Cannery was originally a flour mill and later a place to grind coffee. The building earned it’s name when the Dale Food company bought it in 1957 and began processing food (jams, jellies, mustard, mayonnaise, peanut butter, etc.) eventually opening a restaurant called “The Cannery” in the early 1970s. The building housed a country music theatre in the late 70s and evolved into one of Nashville’s primary music venues in the 80s and early 90s. Jimmy Cliff, Jane’s Addiction, Iggy Pop, Lenny Kravitz, Midnight Oil, Greg Allman, Robin Trower among other touring acts of the time played the Cannery. The Cannery Ballroom has also been renovated with new hardwood floors, large tiled bathrooms and a standing room capacity of 1,000. It is open only for concerts and special events.

City Winery Nashville

Concert Hall ; Restaurant/Cafe ; Winery

City Winery strives to deliver the highest-end combined culinary and cultural experience to our customers who are passionate in sharing wine, music, and culinary arts. We are a unique facility, combining a fully functioning winery with intimate concerts, food & wine classes, private events in a variety of configurations, and fine dining. We have created a compelling mix for our sophisticated clientele of foodies, and active cultural patrons—bringing the wine country experience to the middle of a large city.

CMA Theater at the Country Music Hall of Fame and ...

Concert Hall ; Theater

ANestled in the heart of Music City, the state-of-the-art, 776-seat CMA Theater is a unique—and sought after—Nashville venue for live performances. The Theater hosts a variety of musical performances ranging from country, bluegrass, folk, to the latest Americana acts. The CMA Theater was built with its audience in mind, to ensure that each seat feels like a “front row” experience. The CMA Theater’s lighting was designed by FDA with sound by Akustiks, renowned internationally for their work with technically superior and highly functional theaters, opera houses, concert halls, and arts education facilities. After just one visit, you’ll see why artists – as well as fans – are falling in love with the CMA Theater, Nashville’s hottest new music venue. Source: CMA Theater

Cookeville Performing Arts Center

Concert Hall ; Performing Arts Center ; Theater

The Cookeville Performing Arts Center is a fully-equipped, 458-seat live performance theatre owned by the City of Cookeville and operated by the Department of Leisure Services. The facility was built with Model Cities grant money and opened in August 1979. The Cookeville Performing Arts Center houses the Margery Hargrove Auditorium, named in 1989 for the First Lady of Theatre in the area. The Dogwood Performance Pavilion is located in Dogwood Park in scenic downtown Cookeville. This outdoor bandstand and amphitheatre behind the Cookeville Performing Arts Center hosts dramatic performances and concerts.

Cumberland University - June And Bill Heydel Fine ...

Concert Hall ; Gallery ; School ; Theater

Cumberland University’s June And Bill Heydel Fine Arts Center opened in Fall 1996 and was made possible by a generous gift from the Heydel family. The 8,900 square foot facility houses a 250-seat theatre/concert hall, dressing rooms, faculty offices, and the Edward E. and Gemma Gause Adams Gallery, which was made possible by a grant from The Thackston Family Foundation. The building houses a Steinway grand piano, as well as a Rogers organ, a gift of Dr. Virginia G. Lockmiller.

Dierks Bentley's Whiskey Row

Bar/Tavern ; Concert Hall ; Music Venue ; Nightclub ; Restaurant/Cafe

The latest in country star Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row outposts, Lower Broadway’s version features live country music, a lively bar scene, and upscale but non-fussy bar food such as chicken and waffles, beer can rotisserie chicken, fish and chips, and burgers, sandwiches and salads. Expect regular, if unannounced appearances, onstage and offstage by the personable namesake owner himself. Full bar. Open 11 am-3 am Mon-Fri, 10 am-3 am Sat-Sun. Sat-Sun brunch 10 am-2 pm.

Dogwood Performance Pavilion

Concert Hall ; Performing Arts Center ; Theater

Dogwood Performance Pavilion is located in beautiful and shady Dogwood Park behind the Performing Arts Center in Cookeville Tennessee. Shakespeare in the Park, Dogwood Fridays, Sundays in the Park, Cookeville Community Concert Band concerts, Jazz in Cookeville, Bryan Symphony Orchestra concerts, and a variety of events take place in Dogwood Park.

Downtown Nashville

The sound of Nashville reverberates from the city’s downtown core where visitors from all over the world converge with the business and government district. Running smack in the middle is Lower Broadway where Honky Tonks play world-class live music 365 days of the year and never charge a cover. In the area “North of Broadway” are historic buildings reimagined into music attractions, boutique hotels, art galleries, and chef-driven restaurants, and “South of Broadway” are newly constructed hotels, eateries, music venues, and attractions. Wherever you go, there is plenty of fun to be had around Nashville’s incredibly walkable downtown. Source: VisitMusicCity.com

Exit/In

Concert Hall ; Nightclub

Exit/In is a music venue in Nashville, Tennessee. Exit/In is located on Elliston Place near Centennial Park and Vanderbilt University. It opened in 1971 under the management of Owsley Manier and Brugh Reynolds. As a small venue seating 200 or so, it developed its unique reputation in the 1970s because of the unusual things that occurred on an almost nightly basis. The club was expanded in the early 80’s to accommodate 500 but lost its intimate character in the process. The long list of musicians and entertainers that have performed there include The Police, R.E.M., Mose Allison, The B-52’s, Johnny Cash, Emmylou Harris, Willie Nelson, Steve Martin, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Chick Corea, Muddy Waters, McCoy Tyner, Linda Ronstadt, The Allman Brothers Band, John Prine, Kings of Leon, Billy Joel, Jimmy Buffett, Etta James, Rory Gallagher, The Katies, Robin Trower, Ryan Adams, The Amazing Kreskin, Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, My Morning Jacket, They Might Be Giants, Cheech and Chong, Ben Folds, and Waylon Jennings. Fun Facts: •Several documentaries have been shot on the inside of Exit/In, and many artists, including Kelly Pickler, have used the space to shoot music videos. •The club is featured in the 1975 Robert Altman film, Nashville. The club was also featured in Steve Martin’s Born Standing Up. •On the cover of The Police’s Zenyatta Mondatta album, Sting can be seen in one of the small photos wearing an Exit/In t-shirt.

Fisk University - Fisk Memorial Chapel

Church ; Concert Hall ; Historic Building/Landmark

The Fisk Memorial Chapel is the primary assembly area on the Fisk University Campus and is rich in intellectual and cultural history. The Chapel, with a seating capacity of approximately 800, was designed by William B. Bigelow of New York City and was completed in 1892. The Chapel houses an extraordinary 40 rank Holtkamp pipe organ, which is one of the finest examples in the United States of the work of organ-builder, Walter Holtkamp Sr. In 1992, the Chapel was restored under the direction of the U.S. Park Service through an appropriation from Congress. The Fisk Memorial Chapel is the home performance site for the famous Fisk Jubilee Singers.

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