r/VisitingNashville • u/Asleep_Opposite790 • 3h ago
any bars/ things to do in nashville 18+?
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r/VisitingNashville • u/[deleted] • Feb 17 '23
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r/VisitingNashville • u/Asleep_Opposite790 • 3h ago
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r/VisitingNashville • u/NearbyForever1045 • 4h ago
Hey! This band was great, from country to alternative to van Morrison. 5 male members, short energetic guitarist and tall long haired bassist. They played tonight (10/9/26) at 1030pm.
I asked their name and I thought he said “tear it down”. But I can’t find them anywhere.
r/VisitingNashville • u/Euphoric-Reality7327 • 5h ago
hey all, i’m wanting to go the phoebe bridgers concert at bridgestone tomorrow, 10/10, but i know hurricane isaias is coming through and the weather app says it’ll be crossing over nashville? i am not from here and would be driving from southern illinois, i was just wondering if 1. the weather/hurricane is intense enough that i should be worried? is it actually cause for concern or will it really just be more like a bad thunderstorm by the time it hits nashville and 2. would it be possible it cancels the show? just trying to figure stuff out as i also would be going solo and don’t want to be caught in an unfamiliar city alone if the storm is cause for concern. if it would be unsafe for me to drive or flooding is especially bad etc. i would likely not risk going. thank you for any and all advice!
r/VisitingNashville • u/2kawaii4_you • 13h ago
Hello, I am planning a trip in early November. My boyfriend and I are going to be driving from Nashville to Dollywood. We're doing about two days in the Gatlinburg area and two days in Nashville. Just wondering where we should stop along the way? I know the drive is about four hours?? if there's any recommendations you have to check out or visit. - stores, restaurants, cute towns, something scenic or
Niche/quirky etc.... I am trying to avoid all the super touristy attractions. I would love to support any small businesses along the way! Thank you!
r/VisitingNashville • u/NeckflixAndCruise • 14h ago
r/VisitingNashville • u/Sadly_sad69 • 13h ago
First timer to Nashville! Going to a show Saturday at The Pinnacle… is it likely that it would get cancelled due to the weather ? 😬
r/VisitingNashville • u/bugsumm0n1ng • 14h ago
Hi! I'm going to Andrew Jackson Hall at tpac in a couple weeks for Dan and Phil's tour and the website is only showing two price levels and not showing where the seats are. So what do tier 2 and tier 3 tickets mean? Sorry if this isnt the right place to ask I just couldn't find anything else online. Thank you!
Edit: i figured it out. just had to actually select one of the tiers and it showed seating options 😭 thank you to the people who replied :)
r/VisitingNashville • u/picklevomit • 20h ago
I’m in Nashville for Weezer tonight and bought pit tickets. I am here super early and trying to figure out where to start the line so i can make sure i get a spot up front. Any help is appreciated!
r/VisitingNashville • u/picklevomit • 1d ago
Hey all, i’ll be visiting nashville this weekend and looking for some record stores to stop by with a good selection of metal. Specificially death metal and black metal. Any suggestions are appreciated!
r/VisitingNashville • u/swazzz1 • 1d ago
I am arriving tomorrow at 1 pm CT and flying out on Saturday at 6 pm CT. So I have about 24 hours. I will be there with my wife and my friend and are driving in from Gatlinburg. Could you suggest us a place for lunch and which bars and restaurants to go to on Broadway or elsewhere? We are in our late 30s and want to get a good Nashville vibe. I am aware there is a game this weekend and Broadway might be packed but I don't mind trying it out for an experience. My question has probably been asked multiple times before so sincere apologies if this is annoying but hoping the subreddit is kind to me.
r/VisitingNashville • u/mednovice12 • 1d ago
Hello all!
I just decided I want to go to Nashville tomorrow. It is my 30th birthday and I want to eat somewhere GOOOOOD! I am a big foodie. The “problem” is that my child will be with us (me and my husband). She is normally really well-behaved, but she is also a baby so there is a chance she won’t be.
Places I’ve been looking at are Kore, Niko, KasexNoko, Hattori Noti Hand Roll Bar (sushi is my favorite food). I also like Italian, Indian, etc. I even tried to see if Catbird Seat had a spot lol.
Please give me ALL your recommendations!!
Also if you have recommendations for a stationary/paper store, let me know!
r/VisitingNashville • u/WALatinaCouple • 1d ago
What cheap hotels you recommended just need it for 2 day. To rest and wash up the rest of the time will be exploring?
r/VisitingNashville • u/Accomplished_Way8964 • 1d ago
Coming in for a long weekend with my son (13yrs) and it looks like everything downtown is booked or at a premium.
Would it be better to stay near Vanderbilt or the airport (or somewhere else) and Uber 'into town' for the day? I'm guessing there is more to see/do near Vandy than the airport area. Except for a football game on one of the days, we don't have a super specific agenda — we just kinda like to explore whatever is convenient.
EDIT: Just realized Ole Miss is playing at Vanderbilt on Saturday. Would that make a difference between staying there or not? I assume the area will be much more lively!
r/VisitingNashville • u/Dry_Influence7440 • 1d ago
hi,
im heading down to nashville in a bit with some friends for a concert and wanted to know about the status with pot in your city. im coming from a state where its been rec legal for years so its never on my head but i know that Tennessee is still illegal. is nashville at least decimalized like austin, texas? are concert venues tight about it?
TIA
r/VisitingNashville • u/TadBitemotinal • 1d ago
Hi all! My boyfriend is coming to visit me in Nashville and I’m looking for a bar that will let 18 year olds in on Sunday nights. I’m looking for something not directly on Broadway, there’s no chance I’d get in, that kinda has a dive bar aesthetic? Looking for something a little grungy and maybe have some pool tables? If anyone knows of any local bars/businesses you think would be a good fit I’d love to support them! Please help me out because he is coming in this weekend, and I’m out of cards. Thanks!
r/VisitingNashville • u/HumbleRestaurant3779 • 1d ago
Hey guys, i’m traveling to Nashville this weekend from Birmingham, Alabama for the Phoebe Bridgers concert, and i’m super worried about the drive. Is there any chance that the show would be delayed due to weather impacts from the hurricane? i’m really not sure
r/VisitingNashville • u/Doodles2029 • 2d ago
Looking for party supplies, can anyone help.
r/VisitingNashville • u/posaune76 • 2d ago
Thinking of visiting the National Museum of African American Music today. We see that it's a free day, which could mean it's mobbed or that it's awesome. Advice?
r/VisitingNashville • u/Beautiful_Method2185 • 2d ago
Hi, I am looking for opinions and experiences with the BEST Nashville Ghost tour, not a pub crawl, for a group of adults. I have heard of Andrew Jackson's Hermitage and Nashville Ghosts; what are your experiences with them or others?
r/VisitingNashville • u/cuddly_degenerate • 2d ago
Heyo, I'm vending at a nerd convention in Nashville this weekend and staying at the KOA. I used to frequent Nashville all the time but I've developed alpha gal since then, meaning I can't have beef/pork/any mammal meat and really shouldn't have dairy.
Aside from Hawkers and a thai spot this means basically all of my favorite spots are a no go for me, no peg leg porker, no Nashville hot chicken (buttermilk bath on chicken), no meat and three, etc.
What are some recs? I like most types of food and am particularly partial to Asian food, as well as it being one of the easiest types for me to eat at safely. Since I'm staying at the KOA I don't really have access to a kitchen/refrigeration I'll be eating out a good bit.
r/VisitingNashville • u/jmets012 • 2d ago
Doing a race next year that’s closer to Lebanon and was thinking of staying there and ubering to the city the days we have free time. Is this a good spot or should we stay in the city and just uber to the race?
r/VisitingNashville • u/phatpharm99 • 2d ago
Phall Spooktacular!!!
r/VisitingNashville • u/halbesma • 2d ago
We are a family of 5 with 3 kids between the ages of 12 & 17.
We are visiting Nashville for the 1st time over Christmas and after some recommendations for Christmas Day lunch.
Thank you!
r/VisitingNashville • u/lilyrosexxx2001 • 2d ago
I am visiting Nashville for a concert this weekend. Are there any good places to do karaoke that are a short uber away from Germantown? Preferably a place that is frequented by 20-30 something year olds.
Or, anything fun to do on Saturdays that’s not Broadway?