Music row

Music Row, the Midtown of Nashville is where the locals’ call home. From beloved dive bars to Nashville art features, this is your guide to Music Row!

These recording studios on Nashville, Tennessee's Music Row have a storied past, from their effect on the city's music scene to the historic names who recorded there.

Ranked #44 of 524 attractions in Nashville. Been here too? Add it to your map!

Nashville's Honky Tonk Highway, located on Lower Broadway, is a row of honky tonks pumping live music into the streets from 10am to 3am. One of the best parts: it doesn't cost a thing. Meaning no cover charge. Meaning save your money for more important things like the tip jar! Because in Music City we understand music should be shared to all.

The city's Black musicians have long been overshadowed by their white country counterparts, but a new museum is drawing fresh attention to their lasting impact.

Nashville Music Row Backdrop by TheatreWorld provides the perfect setting for all film or live productions.

The best bars in Nashville to listen to live music that’s not just bro-country or ‘90s rock.

Learn about Music Row in Nashville with our complete guide featuring historical facts, interactive map, pictures, and things to do nearby.

Microphone street sculpture at the end of the street leading in "Music Row" in Nashville, Tennessee This is the "Microphone Rack" the work of Franne Lee, Keith Harmon and Mac Hill located at the northeast corner of Demonbruen Street and Music Row. It was designed to be used as a bike rack.

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