I have been to a decent amount of concerts and The Allman Brothers (lucky to see them before they…read moreretired) was the best solo act, but for a whole show start to finish, this was the best concert experience of my life. The lineup: Bayway, Kruelty, and Peeling Flesh. This place was Rockin' beyond belief! We had people stage-diving, doing roundhouse kicks, one dude just storming through the crowd like a bulldozer, an insane mosh pit, the best drummer I have ever seen for Kruelty, an extremely underrated band in Bayway, and energy through the roof with Peeling Flesh! It was absolute organized chaos! And I couldn't have been happier. Imagine a scene where it's energy Level 10 from start to finish across all three bands. That's what happened. And it was the perfect venue for it because it's small but not too small. The parking and drink prices here are high as they would be at any concert venue, but the staff is great. A really chill while also alert staff that treats everyone like a human being as opposed to a piece of revenue. The entire experience was incredibly authentic. And if you're hungry before the show, there is a barbecue place and a pizza shop within walking distance. Highly recommended! Awesome experience. By the way, the parking lot is literally right next to the building. It's super simple.

It's always fun to enjoy a concert here. This venue provides an intimate feel that allows you to be…read moreengulfed in the artists' music providing all the vibes. They do have a full service bar, but no food.

This is one of my favorite places to see the fireworks on Fourth of July. There is plenty of lawn…read morespace and you don't need to come hours before hand to get a good spot. You do have to have a clear, small bag and I believe there are blanket size restrictions as well. They have chairs for rent, but you can easily grab a chair from the rental pile for free when the workers aren't looking. The crowd definitely has its drunks, but there were lots of families and kids. Metro PD patrols around on foot, but they tend to hang closest to the porta potties and food stands. Definitely eat and drink before you get in here because as you could expect, prices are insane.

First time visiting the venue, and was impressed by the set up. The pit provides a great view, but…read moremake sure you're wearing comfortable shoes to stand in for hours. Of course, these venues up charge greatly for watered down drinks. So either get a beer or pregame. I do want to visit again real soon to sit in the lawn area. This way I can update my review based off the different seating options available.

I was in town visiting for the National Urban League conference, and they hosted one of their…read moreconference evening outings at this location. This is a massive operation with multiple floors, BOWLING and a massive stage and dance floor. While we didn't order food, we did drink quite a bit and found the drinks to be pretty strong, which is good given the fact that your drinks will likely average anywhere from $12-$15. The highlight of the space is the stage and dance floor area. We were fortunate enough to have several performers for this event and the quality acoustics combined with the spacious area to dance, which was mostly line dancing for this crowd, was a nice feature. I am so used to being overcrowded in places like this, but I was actually able to get a line dance or two in without stepping on too many feet. Bartender service was prompt and friendly, but the number of security and bouncers at the front tells me that this place must get rowdy from time to time. That being said, this would definitely be a spot. I would check out in the future.

Went to a show last night that was wildly oversold. The design of the room makes it extremely…read moredifficult to see the stage unless you fight through a crowd to get to the front. I'm guessing that's where you can also hear the music, I didn't get a chance to get that close. The sound is dull and it's extremely hard to hear at most spots around the room. I couldn't hear entire instruments that should have been in the mix. The drinks are stadium prices and they have a poor selection available. The only nice thing I enjoyed was a clean bathroom with the sound of the show pumped into the bathroom, which was the only place I actually heard the music.

Super cool small venue to check out upcoming bands. However: it could definitely use a touch up as…read morethe roof was leaking in areas and the bathrooms are very small. It was extremely hot and the bar min is $10 and bottled water is $2 meaning I would bring cash because people were buying 5 waters at a time. That being said, it adds to the appeal of a dive bar. And you can see the stage from (almost) everywhere.

It was fun to perform here and the fans that came out to see us were so kind! It's a punk DIY dive…read morebar venue so obviously the bathrooms and cleanliness are going to be gross. However I have a few complaints regarding one of the staff members. The older guy working the bar was so lazy and just kept walking away when we wanted to order drinks. It took forever. He also was working the front door. One of my fans wanted to come to the show and he is handicapped in a wheelchair chair. The staff member was rude and lazy to him and didn't even offer help for him to come in. Pretty sure that's illegal under the ADA laws. I know it's an older venue, but there were only 2 small steps and it was not even that hard to get him in. My grandma is handicapped and we have a portable ramp when she comes over. It's insane that they don't even have something like that to help people with disabilities!

Cannery Ballroom is part of a three venue building which includes Mercy Lounge and The High Watt…read more I will start by saying that entry into the venue was one of the easiest concert entries I have ever experienced. It starts outside and since there are multiple venues, many times with acts going on at the same time, they ask you outside what venue and then direct you to the line for that particular space. They have several folks at the door to check ID's, COVID status and to scan tickets. They are all friendly and efficient. When you enter, Cannery Ballroom is to the left. You walk through an open room where the merch tables are usually set up. This did create a back-up of folks as the line grew for merch, which began to block folks who wanted to go straight into the ballroom. The Ballroom is a large open space with the lights/sound tea set in the back and surrounding by barriers, then to the right of the entry you have a large bar and in the center of the back wall you have the stage! On the site it stated that Cannery Ballroom has standing capacity of 1,000 and honestly, that is terrifying to think about in that space! It is a decent sized space that is laid out quite well, but 1,000 folks seems like a lot of folks in that room! I am sure it happens without issue, but I am not sure if that is the show I want to be at! There were a few things that I was really impressed with at Cannery Ballroom. They are... - Bartenders - The Bartenders were not only friendly, but they were efficient! I had the pleasure of visiting two through out the evening and both were on points with everyone. They took multiple orders at one time, rang folks up, rang folks out, made drinks, answered questions and ensured no one went thirsty and did it all with a great attitude! - View of the stage - Not a bad "seat" in the house! You have a great view to the stage from anywhere in the room. Only thing that would be an issue is if you get stuck behind one the beams in the back or behind that pesky tall person! - Entry - As mentioned above, the entrance process was super easy, efficient and hassle free! - Service - From the door folks to the bartenders and random staff wondering around, everyone was super nice and helpful. On the flip side, the list of things that were less than stellar was short, the only things that really stuck out where the merch table location and the fact that the AC was not running during the show and it was HOT! This is another reason why I would not want to be part of that 1,000 person crowd. It was already hot in the ballroom and I could not imagine a few hundred more folks and the heat generated! Overall, Cannery Ballroom was a fantastic spot for a concert! We really enjoyed ourselves from entry to exit! We are excited to catch many more shows not only here, but at the two other spots in the building!

Surprisingly a really nice concert venue! Ive never been here before last night, 11/3. Supposedly,…read morethe ballroom can hold 500 people when I Googled it and I felt like that would be a REALLY tight fit, but nonetheless it's built to where you can see a good view of the stage from anywhere you stand. Saw 100 Gecs in concert and it was of course standing room only. Super energetic place to have a concert and perfect for "smaller" concerts like these, but also big enough to have a mosh pit.

First time here. I must say this was a very nice venue. Very clean, spacious, and brand new. lol…read more They have 3 great size bars, so getting a drink shouldn't be an issue. Bathrooms were very clean, which is a major plus. Staff here were very friendly and ensured the crowds flowed in and out without any issues. I thoroughly enjoyed the concert here. Only downside is if you were to sit at the high tops on floor level you won't be able to see the stage well if there is a large crowd in front of the stage. Don't wear your heels unless you want your feet to hurt standing all night lol. I highly recommend the seating in the balcony area. The balcony area still gives you a good view of the stage while enjoying a seat.

What a wonderful venue! My first time visiting was for an AEW show and everything about the…read morepinnacle is top notch. From the entry and security checkpoints to the bars scattered around the venue, everything was thought out for the attendees. There's standing room, seats and even GA is one of the better I've seen - you can sit or stand without paying an arm and a leg. I tend to avoid larger concert venues in town but I'll intentionally look for shows here in the future. Even getting in and out with ride share is a breeze. I'll be back!

Historic and iconic, the Ryman is my favorite music venue in Nashville. The daytime tour of the…read moreRyman is a great option for tourists and locals alike to go behind the scenes and learn and see more of the history of the "mother church", as it's called. At night, there's no venue I'd rather choose for a concert! There's practically no bad seat in the house; unfortunately, there are a few seats directly behind pillars that do get sold as viable seats. Other than that, any seat in this rather intimate venue is worthwhile. I've had the privilege of seeing numerous shows here (Opry tapings, Carly Pearce, Brandon Lake, Vance Joy, etc.) and would recommend both ground and balcony level seating! Tonight, I saw the fifth annual Breland & Friends concert benefitting Oasis from balcony section 13, row A, seats 1-2 - and dare I say that's the best view I've had yet. Front row of the balcony seating, center stage, room to stretch legs - unbeatable! Service is solid at the Ryman - from ushers to guide you to your seats to bartenders serving food and drinks. Security tonight seemed patient and friendly, too, setting the stage for a great night ahead!

When on Broadway, one doesn't typically notice the Ryman is just a half block back. Move towards…read morethe Hilton, look back and there it is and in a somewhat dominating way. This is the historic "Mother Church of Country Music," and is still famous for its near-perfect acoustics and iconic oak pews. Walking the permitter of the outside is impressive enough, including the statues of country music icons such as George Jones, Loretta Lynn, Bill Monroe, Charley Pride, and Little Jimmy Dickens. Inside, a statue of Roy Acuff and Minnie Pearl sits in the lobby. These sculptures celebrate artists who shaped the venue's 130-year history. Then there were to huge performers buses within the small parking lot, a reminder that the Grand Ole Opry may have moved to the suburbs, but this place still shines as a performance venue.

Came here for the Slomosa show. It is intimate. Not huge, no seats, unique. I am glad I wore ear…read moreplugs, I felt there was bit of reverb. The ear plugs helped. The staff was great from start to end. I would like to come back and check out an acoustic set there to hear how it sounds

Came here for a show when in Nashville for a weekend and it was excellent! Admittedly I wasn't too…read morefamiliar with the artists playing but we wanted to check out a show in the space and figured anything they schedule there would be solid and it was! They had three bands on the bill and the headliner was celebrating a record release so the vibe in there was really positive as folks rotated on and off stage with friends brought on to play. It was very lovely to be included in such a joyful expression of their community and collaboration. The genre was a bit more singer songwriter so I'm not sure what it's like when there are heavier bands on stage but for what we saw the sound was pitch perfect as well. The space itself isn't huge but spacious enough. It felt cozy with the mood lighting and the layout of the floor lent itself more to intimate feel. There's a small bar on the side with easy access to no matter where you're at. There was also a small medical emergency at one point during the show and it was taken care of carefully and thoughtfully and the crowd really showed care and respect. It was a good vibe overall.