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Nashville Tickets and Events
Oldies Concerts and Legendary Performers!

 

Oldies concerts, 1960's, 1970's, 1980's Bands coming to Nashville 2025

Nashville For Tourists - Links to Nashville Sights

Nashville For Tourists - Just a few of the things we recommend you do while visiting Nashville, Tennessee

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Country Music Hall of Fame

The Parthenon

Frist Center For The Visual Arts

Opryland Hotel (really beautiful but, a lot of walking!)

The General Jackson (expensive but the shows are good)

The Hermitage (Home of Andrew Jackson)

Ryman Auditorium (Tour the original home of the Grand Ole Opry)

The Grand Ole Opry   (read about the Backstage tour)

See the Homes of the Country Music Stars

Enjoy the Capital of Country Music

Country Music Hall of Fame Events

Country Music Hall of Fame, 222 Fifth Avenue South • Nashville, TN  37203 • 615.416.2001

Events happening at the Hall of Fame:

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Taj Mahal - June 20, 2025

Aimee Mann - June 25, 2025

 

This is just a small listing of events and concerts happening at the Country Music Hall of Fame. Read more about the other events and get prices at their website and enjoy these Events in Nashville

 

Concerts Tonight in Nashville, TN

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Concerts, Sports and Events for Memphis, TN 2025

Making a trip to Memphis? Wondering what you'll do while you're there?

Concerts make the perfect destination, a reason to want to go....see all concerts

happening in Memphis, TN by clicking the "read more" button below and have

a safe trip! Enjoy the concert!

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Louisville Concerts & Event Tickets

Not finding what you're looking for in Nashville? Sometimes your favorite artist is just not coming to Nashville.....perhaps they'll be performing in Louisville ...It's only a short road trip and you could be enjoying your favorite concert ...see the full list of Louisville Concerts by clicking the Read More below and Enjoy the Show!!!

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Grand Ole Opry Tour - See Backstage at the Opry

Nashville, TN - We had guests in town and they wanted to see Backstage and take the Grand Ole Opry tour and so on 10/25/2010 we went. The tour starts with a film showing you a little of the history of the Opry and then after the history, they show you how the flood in Nashville May 2010 affected the building and everything that went into getting the Opry back on stage. The film was interesting, very informative and about 15 to 20 minutes in length. After the film you leave the building to see the parking area and the door to the Backstage area of the Opry. This is the door the singers use to enter into the backstage area of the Opry House.

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Nashville Is The Best!

See what others are saying about the city of Nashville!

- 8 million people live in the Nashville region which is home to 40,000 businesses
- 100 people move to Nashville daily – Tennessean
- One of 50 best destinations to travel in 2017 – Travel + Leisure
- Best Places to Go in 2017 – Frommer’s
- One of 22 places to go in 2017 – Men’s Journal
- #4 hottest vacation destination in the world – The Daily Beast
- Top 10 place to go in 2017 – AFAR
- One of top 15 cities in America – Travel + Leisure
- One of eight essential trips that should be on your bucket list – New York Post

See you in Nashville!!

Magician in Nashville for Hire

Nashville Magician Rodney Kelley

Need a Magician for your next:

Birthday, Church Event, School

or Children's Event?

Call Rodney the Magician

from Opryland Themepark ...

(615) 423-2636

Visit the website of the Nashville Magician

Reasonable Rates and Lots of Fun!!

Tennessee State Museum

In 1937 the General Assembly created a state museum to house World War I mementoes and other collections from the state, the Tennessee Historical Society and other groups. This museum was located in the lower level of the War Memorial Building until it was moved into the new James K. Polk Center in 1981. The Tennessee State Museum currently occupies three floors, covering approximately 120,000 square feet with more than 60,000 square feet devoted to exhibits.
“The mission of the Tennessee State Museum is to procure, preserve, exhibit, and interpret objects which relate to the social, political, economic, and cultural history of Tennessee and Tennesseans, and to provide exhibitions and programs for the educational and cultural enrichment of the citizens of the state.”
Read More about the  Tennessee State Museum
Tennessee State Museum
505 Deaderick Street
Nashville, TN 37243-1120
FREE ADMISSION
Open: Tuesday - Saturday:
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday: 1 to 5 p.m.
Closed: Mondays and four holidays: New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day.
(615) 741-2692
TOLL-FREE: 800-407-4324
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Concerts, Sports and Events for Knoxville, TN 2025

All concerts, events, sports and shows listed for Knoxville, TN.

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Chattanooga Tickets - Concerts in Chattanooga TN

Going to Chattanooga? You may want to check out a few of the concerts happening in the area while you're there!

 - Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium

 - The Signal

 - Tivoli Theatre

 - UTC McKenzie Arena

 - Robert Kirk Walker Theatre

we also cover Chattanooga Lookouts, Chattanooga MOCS Basketball & Football

We have all concerts listed for Chattanooga and hope you enjoy your concert... Click the link below or read more and enjoy your trip!

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Nashville Predators - Don't Miss Them!

 

Predators Hockey entire rink

 

If you have never seen the Nashville Predators,,, get off the couch and go! It's something you can take the entire family to see and everyone enjoys themselves.

My recent visit was Predators against the Columbus Blue Jackets - needless to say A Great Game!! Nashville has this amazing talent for being such a wonderful crowd of supporters for the home team, and the Predators are no exception ... it is only something to witness then you will understand. This game was so close and so many shots came within inches till finally, in the last 15 seconds the Predators scored the winning goal. Totally into it, on the edge of your seat and the Predators delivered. There is so much going on at the game that you will truly enjoy the experience even if you are not a total hockey fan. During the intermissions and game time outs the jumbo tron shows different people from the audience cheering for the home team and that is worth the price of admission.

When you go, take in a restaurant on 2nd avenue first and make a night of it. We parked in Commerce garage and had plenty of time to eat and make the game, and still see a few sights on Broadway in the mix.

Get out of that chair and have some fun! See the Nashville Predators next game!!

Nashville Predators tickets here

Live Blues Every Night in Nashville

Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar, 220 Printers Alley in Downtown Nashville
call (615) 242-5837 for more info...according to their website they have Blues Music playing every night and Award Winning Traditional Cajun Cuisine, Mardi Gras Beads and accesories, imported cigars, cold beer and cocktails.
See their website for more specifics Bourbon Street Blues and let us know how your visit was !!

Nashville Tennessee Hotels

By Aamod Paul Posted: June 10, 2011

Nashville, apart from being the state capital of Tennessee, shares some of the richest history in country music. Tennessee, the state where Nashville lies boasts of other cities like Memphis which has its own genre of music like rock and roll and blues which gained popularity throughout the world from this very place.

Nashville has the privilege of being the ‘center of the country music.’ Its glorious past and the love of country music has meant that the city which is also the state capital of the state Tennessee, attracts many country music lovers from across the States.

It is also one of those places where historical battles have been fought and won. Probably one of the most important parts of the American civil war started and ended here. As this city had already been developing into an important trading post, both sides of the warring sides were looking to keep hold of this place during American Civil War.

Nashville was the first state capital to fall to Union Troops and this was the turning point in the American Civil War as the city had already grown its importance economically. Both side wanted to gain authority over the city and at the end the Unionist prevailed and the rest is history.

Now, talking about the state itself, Tennessee (TN) was thriving economically, so naturally the importance of the state grew to the point where it attracted many entrepreneurs, industrialists and last but not the least, is home to one of the most important political figures in the American history with the likes of Andrew Jackson, Davy Crockett and Sam Houston.

The state with the rich history in music, politics and business was also one of the places to witness some of the worst racial discrimination taking place during the nineteenth and twentieth century. Martin Luther King was assassinated in Memphis in this state which had put this state in the awkward position during the Civil Rights Movement in the sixties. There might be some dark periods in the history of this state but there are some examples where people in this state can be proud of, like the early rock and roll and blues got a boost right from this very state. If you are looking to visit this music city, the place has more than enough hotels and motels to welcome you. One of the best hotel is Hotels Downtown Nashville.

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