Wildhorse Saloon

Bar/Tavern ; dance club ; Music Venue ; Nightclub ; Restaurant/Cafe

The Wildhorse Saloon is located in the heart of historic downtown Nashville with the banks of the Cumberland River right outside their back door. Before the age of interstate highways, floating barges had a brisk trade in cattle and crops. In an effort to revitalize the once robust Second Avenue area, Gaylord Entertainment turned a three-story historic warehouse into a country music entertainment and dining mecca with the beginnings of a TNN televised dance show. On June 3rd, 1994 a herd of cattle ran through the streets of Music City to the front doors of the Wildhorse Saloon and since that day, millions of music fans from around the world have stampeded through the doors for THE Nashville Experience.

Live Music

Visit HERE to see who is performing.

Line Dancing

Take a complimentary line dance lesson on the largest dance floor in Nashville whenever the Wildhorse Saloon is open (currently Wednesday – Sunday). No reservations are needed, just head out on to the dance floor With decades of experience, instructors can tailor dances to any age and ability. The dance floor is fully open and they welcome dancing at any time, including during the band sets. At the Wildhorse Saloon, they don’t walk the line, they dance it! Visit HERE for the daily line dance lesson schedules.

Utilizing a ride share service is highly encouraged. If you plan to drive, there are several paid parking garages within easy walking distance from the Wildhorse Saloon. To see parking garage locations, fees, hours of operation and more, visit: https://www.parkitdowntown.com. Metered parking spaces are also available across the downtown area. Please note that shuttles from the Opryland area run several times daily and drop off in front of the Wildhorse. Round-trip, one-day passes start at $20/Person. For pricing and schedules, please call (615) 889-1000.