This place is perfect. It's close to campus and it's super chill. Cameron goes the extra mile for…read morehis customers. Quality music store

From the owner: Music accessories. Stringed instruments…read more Sound equipment. Restrings. Vinyl records.

Great little music store in Cumberland Gap; knowledgeable and a great asset to the community. Stop…read morein when you're in the Gap!

From the owner: Here at Papa Chum's we are proud to serve the musical/artistic community…read more We have a good selection of new and used vinyl!! Through local and regional suppliers we offer essential oils, natural soaps, natural makeup and apothecary items, herbal teas, and more! For the musician, we offer musical instruments, amplifiers, percussion, instrument repair, and accessories! Lessons are available for future musicians!

I used to love going to see David at Ciderville. I bought several Martin guitars and other…read moreinstruments from him. They always had a great selection and would treat you right. It was worth stopping by when I was in the area just to meet people and hear stories. It's a uniquely American place. Family owned. Operates with integrity. Most definitely a piece of East Tennessee culture and Bluegrass Music culture.

Buyer beware. Especially females. The big nearly bald guy is the worst to do business with. He…read morewouldn't stop flirting with my friend. He introduced himself as Anthony Lay. The other guy looks like he sleeps in the woods. Very non professional looking. My friend was looking to buy a NEW guitar, but this Anthony Lay person kept trying to get her to buy some high priced USED guitar. We ended up going to Knox Guitar on Emory Road. At least we weren't verbally assaulted. I was telling someone else about our experience there, and got an entire back story on the Anthony guy. He's not one I want to do business with.

WARNING. Lundsfords will gouge you if they have the chance…read more My wife rented a flute for my step daughter. It went missing. We moved across the country a couple of times. Stuff was in Storage. When I moved back to Knoxville, I found the flute. IMMEDIATELY returned it. In doing so, they found me. And are now COLLECTING thousands. Heartless. My wife offered a reduced payment plan to their collection agency (FAST). FAST said that they would present it to Lundsfords and let us know of any repsonse/counter offer.... there was none. I will copy some correspondence below that shows my attempt to be reasonable with them for the returned flute (in perfect condition). Dear Lundsfords Music, I write today to BEGIN to express my dissatisfaction with the stance that you are taking regarding a instrument rental contract that my wife signed for my step daughter NAME Deleted. As I explained to your staff on the phone last month, it is not I who signed that contract in fact I have never seen it. And yet you pursue action against me. My entire role in this has been to find your long lost instrument in a box, just out of long term storage, (as we've move across the country twice in the last few years). And, then, seeing your name on the box, immediately returned it to you. My family does not have the resources to cough up thousands for this. Sure, you can say that my wife signed it...tough luck...but what kind of partner does that make you in our community? I would suggest that if others knew that you take such a hard ball approach in circumstances such as this, they would be reluctant to begin having their school age children play musical instruments. Kids lose stuff. Kids break stuff. As a succesful business , I am sure that you include that in your margin, that you are insured etc... What has really happened here? The instrument went missing in our moves, communication failed due to forwarded mail after the 6 month that the yellow stickers work; an overextended (and handicapped by the way) mom who runs a home, a job, takes kids to hockey, football, band, school, church, and oh...by the way criss-crosses the country twice moving an entire household to the west coast and back in just a few years, She lost track....But you got it back! I am really surprised that a business that must be family oriented to be successful, would take such a stance. I would truly appreciate a prompt reply, as your representatives are threatening me with impending court action.

I have a long customer history with Lunsford's music spanning 20 years! Sonja is a born and raised…read moreTennessean whose sense of community radiates through her business. Great customer service, diverse product selections (anything they don't have in store they can order), multiple private lesson teachers, and a repair shop with decades of experience! Whether you're looking for a place to rent your child's first instrument (band or orchestra), purchase piano sheet music, prepare for marching band season, take voice lessons, or want to overhaul that vintage Les Paul, Lunsford's Musical Instruments is THE place to go.

My son has greatly enjoyed his guitar lessons with Kame Reidy, who is an excellent instructor. I…read morealso really appreciate the staff at School of Rock. They have been accommodating to our family's needs and schedules. Alex at the front desk is particularly kind and helpful, and very responsive to emails and phone calls. We are so thankful to have found the School of Rock for music lessons!

Bit of a disclaimer: I am not an employee, nor am I a stakeholder in the corporation behind this…read morebrainchild of rock & roll, and awesomeness. After my experience here, I want to open a franchise of my own one day soon! I am not exactly reflective of a typical student either - I'm in my mid 30s, where this school is clearly aimed at much younger students. Please don't be fooled though, it's not just for kids! If you've always wanted to learn an instrument, this is the place! If you're competent, but want to get better, guess what? They have you COVERED, my brother/sister of melting faces with godly rock. Let me tell you a little story, if you're entranced enough to absorb my words. When I started my tutelage at the Knoxville School of Rock, I was already fairly experienced - as I had been playing guitar, and playing it relatively well for 16 years, give or take a year. I have jammed with dozens of bands, recorded albums, played shows, and even zealously followed true masters of the instrument(guitar) like Buckethead, Richie Blackmore, Zakk Wylde, Joe Satriani, Steve Howe, and Yngwie Malmsteen. However, after all of my skill and experience, I managed to hit a wall. I was in a stylistic/creative and musical rut that I hadn't been able to break out of for years. Within a week or two, I was out of the rut, and I developed better abilities far faster than I had on my own while I was a student. That said, if you're into Nicki Minaj, or something similar, you'll be living your best life. Or whatever they say. If you dig Rush, Priest, and the Scorpions, you'll be living after midnight! Blues or jazz more your scene? You're all set. School of Rock paired me up with not one, but two highly competent teachers of a PERFECT skill level after talking with me on the phone for about ten minutes, if that. There is an unbelievable amount of skill and care taken in student placement, no matter your experience. As an aside for the parents who may be reading, the middle-school aged kids that had their own organized band practice sounded better than about 95% of the semi-professional bands that I have played in, so it's clear that the program works. Bottom line, if you're starting out, have kids, or have played live for years but want to get better, this is a company that cares, and they're worth the investment! Speaking of investment, the first lesson is free, so you know it's good stuff! :)

I've been going to the Trade Center for as long as I remember. They've got a little bit of…read moreeverything, from jewelry, to weapons, to coins, and instruments of all sorts. They also offer lessons with a variety of instruments, and have a music studio right next door. The main reason I go to the Trade Center is for repairs, or to buy guitar gear. They have a good selection, and will treat you right. This is the only place in Morristown I would trust with my instrument repairs, period. The guys behind the counter know what they're doing, and they'll set you up right. Don't forget to go downstairs to check out where the majority of the guitars/banjos/drums/basses/amps are held! There's a staircase directly to the left of one of the glass showcases that will lead you down there. While they mostly carry Fender amplifiers and products, they occasionally have other brands they've got off trades or people selling. The majority of the time they're more than happy to order anything you want if they don't have it. They also host music events (Pickin' on the Porch, etc.), and can direct you to most any local event of the musical variety. The Trade Center is a nice, friendly place to do business. There's typically at least one dog or a cat walking about the store, seeking pets, and I've never ran into a rude worker there in all my life. For music (and more) in Morristown, the Trade Center is the place to go.

From the owner: Trade Center is a buy, sell, and trade pawnshop that serves Morristown, TN and the surrounding…read moreareas. If you are interested in saving money and finding great values, then you should stop in! We make loans on valuables such as gold, diamonds, jewelry, guns, quality musical instruments, and coin collections. The Trade Center is not only a pawn shop but offers a wide variety of treasures that you can either acquire via trade or by buying, new and used.

Murlin's Music World is a Blount County institution! Love the great, local owners and their…read morededication to our community. Great sound resource for businesses, churches, individuals, non-profits, and more.

From the owner: East Tennessee we have a Michael Kelly Showcase dealer for you! Murlin's Music World is a great…read morefull-service music store in Maryville, TN. Store owner Dylan along with Nick (guitar manager), Sandy (guitar specialist) and the rest of the team are there to help you.