Just one of the best places to catch quality music with an original Nashville music scene. Hope…read morethis place stays the same and not sold out to put in another glass high rise. Went Friday night for part of Tin Pan South Music fest. Pictures shared from Megan Connor's FB post. Show included Megan Conner,Heidi Newfield, Riley Roth and Smithfield. Fun show.

Hidden gem of Nashville. I can't believe I waited so many years to go. This last weekend I had the…read moreprivilege of attending a tin pan south show (music writers festival) at the station inn. Inside your transported back, three decades into a humble, eclectic old Timey cozy listening room. Far different from the noise, glamour and modernization of the Gulch. The place is small. seating about 150 max which makes the whole experience feel very intimate. No frills, just good talent and a fun experience. You can order from a simple menu of pizza, popcorn, and a few other snack. Drinks are limited to sodas and beer. But the best part is authentic vibe and great talent that showcases in this historic space each night.

I've lived in the Nashville area for a little over a decade now and every time I think I've seen a…read moreshow at every venue in town, I'm reminded of ones that have slipped me. The Bluebird Cafe was perhaps the biggest blind spot in my adventures as a concert goer. Thankfully for me, a can't miss opportunity arose and I was able to get tickets for it. I'm a HUGE Drive By Truckers fan and I've seen the band a dozen+ times live across the country. I've seen co-founder Patterson Hood solo a few times, but never Mike Cooley (the other co-founder) as he's simply never played live in a city I was living in or close to on a solo tour...until now. So when I saw he was doing 2 back to back shows at the Bluebird, a venue I had yet to experience, it seemed sort of kismet. I logged on when tickets went on sale and bought a great seat instantly for a very reasonable price. When I arrived, it was a bit early so I parked in the back gravel lot which was completely empty. There are Reddit scammers urging you to use Parkit and other apps to find a spot when you go to the Bluebird, but at least on this visit (a Thursday night for a sold out show) there was plenty of parking in the free gravel lot and in the lot for the adjacent bank which allows parking post 4:30...plus across the street in the Hillsboro neighborhood. If you have to Uber, there's a massive free lot at Green Hills mall 2 minutes away. Entry was easy, service was friendly. It's a cozy, warm environment. Food was good-- I ordered a "Bluebird basket" of chicken tenders and fries. I had a couple of beers and a whiskey on the rocks (Bulleit). They have a solid bar menu, some good beers (but none on tap), wine, and a few cocktail options. All reasonably priced. The show was fantastic. I love that they enforce a no-talking during the show and no late entry policy. Acoustics are fantastic. Service is friendly. Bathrooms are even clean, lol. It's a Nashville institution for a reason. See a show here.

The coolest music venue I have ever been to. The food was okay, the drinks were great, and the…read moreentertainment was absolutely exceptional. This was the highlight of our trip to Nashville!

Was in the Nashville area and yelped some "places to go to" this one came up…read more This place is located in a wierd area from where I am from. The parking location seemed suspect. Need less to say we continued inside. I'm no sure if this is handicap assessible as we walkeeld up a lil incline to steps. When entering we were looked at in a way that was not warming. However, a voice came from the bar area with directions. We chose to to the flight. The choices were selected with a little help from the bar. They came out pretty quickly. The tasting started and it out of 5, only one did not have a nasty and strong hoppy/bitter after taste. The select were Passion fruit, Hippies and Cowboy, Southern Wit, Urban Hiker, and Wildwood. As we spent our time no one seem to as if we needed anything or if our selection were ok. We got some "why are you in here type" looks. I was not impressed by this brewery. The customer service and my sensing of being not welcome was high. Note we were the only patrons. I would not return.

This place was great. Live music was nice. Rooftop patio was awesome! Parking was weird. Most spots…read morearound said don't park here. The bartender was SO nice and brought our drinks upstairs for us so I didn't have to wait. Love that. Lots of spider webs all over so should take care of that. Would return for a blonde beer.

Really cool spot -- definitely underrated but a great time. The servers were awesome, the…read morebartenders were polite, drinks good, bathrooms clean, and the musicians were awesome. Really awesome vibes and different than anything else on Broadway which makes it pretty special. Happy 1 year Anniversary, too!

I attended a private event at Pete's Dueling Piano Bar and it was the most fun I had during my trip…read moreto Nashville. The musicians are so talented and hilarious. They play song requests from the audience who get to sing along. Everyone had a great time and stayed until the end of the night. I'd love to see a Pete's Dueling Bar open up in my hometown. The food is also delicious and the drinks are good - they were able to make one of the drinks non-alcoholic for me. Pete's is a great place to hold a private event.

Very friendly place and great music Enjoyed local bear and ciders. Pulled Pork Sandwich was…read morealso delicious

We were looking for live music and didn't feel like going to Broadway, so this was the perfect…read more"local" place for some brews and classic country music. Beers and drinks we got: Twisted Tea Guinness Yazoo Gerst Miller lite draft Miller high life Shiner Bock Our server Everdina was delightful and the band gave the best vibes.

The Listening Room Cafe in Nashville is a premier live music venue and restaurant known for its…read moreintimate "songwriter rounds" where artists share the stories behind the hits they've written. Gayle, Jim, Erin, and I were here at the 6 PM show on 4/29/26 that featured Jason Duke, Keesy Trimmer, and Chris Bondi. We actually met Keesy when we were walking to the venue as his car pulled up and he asked if we were heading to the Listening Room? When we said yes, he was very excited. We were too at the end of the evening, with all of us agreeing that this was one of, if not the highlight of our trip to Nashville. The Listening Room itself is a large and acoustically solid room within what looked like an old International Harvester Farm Equipment Building. Food and Drink are served and I believe there was a minimum in addition to the admission price. This is normally not a place that you can walk in, so buy your tickets early. We found the food to be "adequate", the service very good, and a 5 Star show experience. Each songwriter took turns with a number, explained some background on it, name dropped artists who recorded their songs, and told some great stories. It seems like the Nashville songwriting community knows each other well, which might explain the easy familiarity all 3 had with each other and their individual song writing efforts. We might have related to Chris Bondi a little more, especially after singing the "I Bet You Would Have Loved Her" tear jerker, and a really funny one on getting high while skiing. Keesy had a great one about a boat and "Time Makes Money Look Cheap" cowritten by him and others and recorded by Chris Janson. Jason Duke showcased "Dibs" that was recorded by Kelsea Ballerini. Or was it "That Could Still Be Us" performed by Keith Urban? Our only regret was that tickets were still available for the 9 PM show (with a new songwriting team) and we passed it up. Post Note: Gayle's song title idea for Keesy: Don't go Puking on my Boots. :)

Music and talent was great! These were songwriters who have written music for big name country…read moresingers. And they were really great singers themselves. Nice commentary in between songs telling stories. This place is quite big. We were seated in the upstairs balcony as we were a group of about 40 people. The view was good if you were at the end of the table adjacent to the balcony. For appetizers our table ordered the chicken wings dry rub which were really good - hot, well cooked tender and crispy outside. Sweet potato fries were good and others had the pretzels with cheese sauce. For my main meal I ordered the southwest salad with turkey (cubed) - which was fine. Overall a good experience!

We went to The 5 Spot since it was within walking distance from our VRBO. Walked in a little before…read moremidnight to see an amazing singer finish up. Carli Loo was the singer performing, she was amazing! I do wish they had live entertainment a little later, otherwise this was a great place! I like this bar/club. Red curtains on the stage and dark atmosphere. Friendly bartenders.

Moody, weird, great drinks. Best atmosphere. Spent a good few hours here, but surprisingly little…read morecash. Loved it.

Super cute lil venue!…read more I've been lucky enough to see a few shows here. My favorites were Gooseberry and Clayton Johnson. Please check both of them out they're phenomenal artists and Clayton is about to be in Taylor Frankie Paul's season of the bachelorette so please pray for that man because we love TFP but that broad a lil crazy. I say that with all the love in my heart as I too am a crazy broad. Anywho the venue. Tiny but great. Strong drinks. Just a great place to watch insane music up close and personal. I love coming to shows here. Pack earplugs because it does And I am elderly and prone to tinnitus.

This is an awesome spot and yesterday evening was a blast!! Kenny Sharp! Adonis! Ford Cooper! They…read morebrought the love with their wonderful music!! Awesome show and amazing talent! I had a great time! Great service and vibing... I am already looking forward to going there again!

Update: I went to the new location this month and it was a lovely experience (minus being hard to…read morefind because of construction and lack of signs in the area. I understand it's a speakeasy but help us out). The space is bigger and more roomy. Even though the seats are still small, they're better than the other location. Still cozy and nice. The temperature was good. Service was good and drinks were delish.

Super cute cocktail bar that gives speak easy vibes -- you enter an office looking building and get…read moreoff the elevator into a dark, sophisticated cocktail lounge. They have a large cocktail menu featuring classics and seasonal offers. We came for drinks and also ordered sourdough bread, and it was soooo good! Highly recommend. The service was great. We rode scooters over from our hotel, so we didn't have to worry about parking.

We traveled to Nashville for a quick weekend trip centering on attending a musical performance by…read morean artist we know at Exit/In. This is my first time at this venue and it reminds me of the Old Forrester Music Hall in Louisville. Limited seating, balcony views, and spartan decor. Full bar and large open concept with the possibility of dancing to the music. Several local patrons sitting near us filled me in more on the history of the property. Specifically, that it's not nearly as appealing as it used to be prior to changing ownership to a larger management group who apparently came in and "white washed" the place. They spoke wistfully of the prior decor and memorabilia that was removed and how much of the allure of the space was erased. After speaking with them, I wish I could have seen the place prior to now.

I love the the different sections that seamlessly flow together here. I was so happy to get up in…read morethat balcony and see the stage but be out of the way from the rest of everyone else. I had a blast and was able to enjoy a good show.