Music Row

I was not disappointed in Nashville's famous Music Row. After being let down by Beale Street and Bourbon Street in other famous musically inclined cities, I didn't expect much from Nashville. Boy, am I happy I was proven wrong!

Broadway is the main street for Music Row. There are so many little bars and restaurants, all with live country music day and night! Just walking down the street, you'll hear all sorts of fantastic country acts. I'm talking a great mix of decent musicians doing famous country covers, but also those rare gems that are ridiculous talents singing insanely good original songs. It's free to listen if you stand outside, and most of the honky tonks do not require a minimum purchase of food or drinks.

I was in Nashville with my husband who was busy attending a convention, so I spent all five of my days and nights just hanging out down on Music Row by myself. I felt safe and welcomed as a solo female traveler, and I even met plenty of friendly folks. It's amazing how great music brings strangers together.

If you love music, don't miss Music Row. If you're a fan of country music, you'll appreciate it on a far deeper level.

Good fun to learn and see the history of recorded music that has come and is coming out of Nashville.

Full of history. Also check out our other property at 11 Music Square East.

It's smaller than you would think...housed in old victorian homes with hole in the wall bars sprinkled throughout.

Music Row is where it all began for the Country Music industry. Be sure to tour Studio A. Walk the streets of Music Row and see all the publishers, recording studios and facilities dedicated to the production of Country Music...who knows, you may see someone famous.

Right behind NashVilla is the famous Music Row where artist's labels and recording studios are located. Free to walk down the street and see if you run into anyone famous!

Many publishing houses, record labels, writer's associations and entertainment booking agents on 'the row'... if you are a working musician, songwriter or aspiring recording artist it is crucial that you are near by so that you can set up meetings and make it happen!!

Music City's "music row" - 16th and 17th Ave's predominantly and surrounding blocks. Worth a look - hits are being written, deals are being signed and dreams are coming true.... for some! A tough and fascinating industry.

Music Row is where most of Record labels of Country Music is location. Just need to watch for stop cars because they are doing what your doing which sightseeing. Disability access and disability parking is limited. Just need to take pictures from car. You will need about 1/4 hour to 1/2 hour to auto-tour the area.

Its why Nashville is Nashville.

Check out this historic area of Nashville!

Fun!! 10 minute walk. Lots of choices of food and music.

best if you have a tour.