Rustic honky tonk with live old classic country music and a huge dance floor. Atmosphere suits an older, friendly crowd with plenty of seating and three bars. Music plays late into the night, creating a lively but relaxed vibe.
Live music sets the scene for authentic honky tonk dancing with a nice dance floor. Country line dancing happens right by the bar, creating a lively atmosphere.
Cold beer flows until late with a great selection of craft beers. Prices stay cheap and the beer stays ice cold throughout the night.
"The live music here is great and the band is very entertaining."
"This bar made me feel like a regular."
"I loved the live music and dancing at this dance spot."
Good to know
Cody Atkins plays on Sunday evenings at Music City Bar & Grill.
The band performs until 9:30 PM on Fridays.
Parking at Music City Bar & Grill is free.
Bar offers live music with a classic honky-tonk vibe and spacious dance floor. Rooftop provides city and Broadway views for a lively yet open atmosphere. Crowds stay energetic, dancing and enjoying upbeat bands.
Electric energy fills the space with live country music that keeps people moving. A spacious dance floor downstairs offers plenty of room for dancing alongside tables and games.
Cold, good beers flow alongside live music in a setting that feels like a cowboy's hangout. The atmosphere invites hanging out with a couple of beers while enjoying the bands.
Good to know
Parking at Whiskey River Saloon is expensive.
Expect high drink prices, with shots costing around $28.
Food is only available on the rooftop.
Honky tonk bar with live old-school country music and a small dance floor close to the stage. Interior shows a gritty, nostalgic vibe with walls covered in music memorabilia and old license plates on the ceiling. Atmosphere feels intimate and lively, attracting those who want to drink, dance, and enjoy classic honky tonk energy.
Live bands play a mix of classic and contemporary songs that keep the crowd dancing and singing along. The spot features great talent and dancing, maintaining energy even after the upstairs area closed.
Offers $5 and $6 beers, cheaper than most spots nearby. Features a house beer with a great deal on it.
Good to know
Live music is a highlight, featuring a mix of country, western, and rock.
The bar has a smoking section located on the second level.
No food is available, so plan to eat before or after your visit.
Honky tonk bar with wooden decor and two floors offers a lively atmosphere with live country music and space for dancing. Crowd energy stays fun and authentic without overwhelming noise. Drinks come at lower prices compared to nearby bars, enhancing the casual vibe.
Line dancing classes feature engaging instructors like Josh, Lisa, and Mallory who lead fun sessions. Evenings include a DJ for karaoke and line dancing lessons, creating a lively dance spot.
Beers come super cold here, some of the coldest on Broadway. Prices stay very cheap, with the cheapest beers around. Bartenders use koozies to keep beers cold longer.
Good to know
Karaoke happens on the third floor every night starting at 10pm.
Live music is featured on weekends on the first and second floors.
Parking costs $40 for three hours, two blocks from the venue.
Small, cozy dive bar with rustic decor and two floors including a rooftop bar. Atmosphere blends laid-back vibes with live acoustic and band music, offering a quieter upstairs and a lively downstairs. Known for a wide range of moonshine flavors and a welcoming, down-home feel.
Line dancing classes happen upstairs with a group ranging from age 10 to 70. Jason leads with great instruction making the experience fun and accessible even for beginners, and live music adds to the lively atmosphere.
Beer stays ice cold here with prices that are consistently fair. It's easy to grab a beer even when the bar has only a few people.
Good to know
You need to bring your ID regardless of age to get a drink downstairs.
You do not need to be a great dancer or have prior line dancing experience to enjoy the class.
The prices at Bootleggers Inn are reasonable compared to other bars.
Live music bar offers great live bands and a fun atmosphere with space to dance and hang out. A rooftop with DJ, bar, and pool provides nice views and a separate vibe. Multiple TVs with sound create a lively setting for games and socializing.
Fun environment with line dancing lessons led by an inspiring teacher. Space for dancing is somewhat limited but there is plenty of room to hang out or people-watch.
Beer prices stand out with $5 to $7 options and happy hour from 3 to 6 PM. Cold beer pairs well with food like fried avocado tacos and street corn quesadilla in a lively bar setting with music.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 2 to 6 PM with affordable drink options.
The drag brunch is a popular event that attracts many guests.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
Intimate blues club with multi-level seating offers a laid-back vibe and outstanding live music from blues and jazz artists. The historic setting features a good sound system that fills the space evenly. Crowds enjoy close-up views of energetic performances in a chill atmosphere.
Music that makes you move keeps the energy high and the dance floor busy. Tables and bar areas sit close enough to watch or jump in and dance all night.
Cold beer pairs well with Louisiana craft selections and local hard-to-find brews. The beers come at reasonable prices alongside Cajun dishes like blackened catfish and gumbo.
Good to know
Bring cash for the cover charge at the door.
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Happy hour features a lively crowd and great music.
Broadway strip features live music bars on every corner with colorful neon lights and rooftop terraces offering multiple floors of entertainment. The atmosphere is loud and lively, filled with energetic dancing and nonstop party energy. Crowds are dense, making navigation challenging, but the street pulses with constant live performances and a true party vibe.
Historic venues offer live music and packed dance floors with a true honky-tonk vibe. Neon lights and rooftop DJ sets keep the energy contagious, with dancing spilling into the streets even before noon.
Several restaurants offer a variety of good beer alongside food like pulled pork. The area features a mix of cold beer and relaxing music, though ordering beer can sometimes be a challenge.
Good to know
Parking can be very difficult along Honky Tonk Highway.
Most bars do not charge a cover fee for live music.
Expect heavy crowds, especially during events like CMA Fest.
Multilevel bar with two long bars and a large dance floor offers live music downstairs and a DJ upstairs. The open layout creates a lively and welcoming vibe with a chill atmosphere despite loud sound. Frequented by music lovers, it hosts multiple bands in one night and features a cool mural for photos.
A big open dance floor upstairs offers plenty of space to move. Dancing to songs like Chris Stapleton's Tennessee Whiskey happens regularly, especially on lively weeknights.
Good beer selection pairs well with live music and a lively crowd. Buying a beer gives a 20% discount on food, and staff handle situations with a friendly approach.
Good to know
Lucky Bastard Saloon offers free jello shots with the purchase of a drink on certain nights.
Music events start at 10am and continue late into the night.
No cover charge is required to enter Lucky Bastard Saloon.
Honky-tonk bar with authentic character and traditional country music creates a lively, nostalgic vibe. Walls display memorabilia under iconic neon lights, inviting a crowd that enjoys top-quality live bands and affordable drinks. Seating is ample but reflects the venue's historic, older style.
A small wood dance floor hosts classic country music performances with old-fashioned musical skill. The setup is no-frills and traditional, encouraging dancing and singing all night.
Offers some of the cheapest beers on Broadway with prices around $2.50. The Recession special pairs a cold beer with a fried bologna sandwich, chips, and a moonpie for about $6.
Good to know
Robert's Western World serves a recession special: a beer and a full meal for $6.
Live music starts at 6:30 PM, featuring traditional country acts.
The venue hosts a band every hour, with a tip bucket for donations.
Multi-level bar offers live music on every floor with a rooftop view and comfy couches upstairs. Small and cozy space buzzes with happy energy and interactive acoustic performances. Large screen TVs and diverse entertainment create a lively, fun atmosphere.
Two bars and open space create a solid setup for dancing. Country music plays that fits well for dancing, and the vibe encourages everyone to get up and move.
Cold beer flows on tap with reasonably priced options. Bartenders open several bottles at once, adding to the easygoing vibe while you enjoy happy hour specials.
Good to know
Entry fee is $20 per person for access to the bar.
Karaoke is available on the second and third floors.
Live bands perform on each floor except the third floor.
Honky tonk meets dive bar with retro decor and thoughtfully curated lighting creates a genuine, down-home vibe. Live music fills the space with flawless sound, drawing crowds that often fill the dance floor. Seating is limited despite ample space, adding to the lively, bustling atmosphere.
A dancing stage offers plenty of room to move. Live honky tonk music and a jukebox set a lively tone for dancing and good vibes.
Fun atmosphere with beer and shots deals creates a lively vibe. Draft beer comes in a frosted mug and the menu includes an old Texas throwback Shot n a Beer option for $8.
Good to know
Parking is extremely limited, with paid rates up to $24 for 2 hours.
The vintage market happens every Sunday, featuring local vendors.
Expect a long line to get in during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Multiple floors host live bands playing different styles, creating an electric atmosphere filled with music and dancing. Outdoor balconies on upper levels offer great views of the street and city action. Crowds fill every floor, contributing to a lively, energetic vibe throughout the venue.
A bustling crowd fills the dance floor with energy, dancing and enjoying live music late into the night. The spot offers a lively atmosphere perfect for people watching and letting loose with friends.
Cold beer flows across three floors with a diversity of styles. All beers cost $9, served alongside live country music and a fun beer cart girl.
Good to know
Last call is at 2:45 AM, and they play only one song before ending.
Everyone must be out by three o'clock.
The venue fills up quickly, so grab an open barstool if you find one.
Bar combines old-time saloon atmosphere with live guitar-driven rock bands and a white illuminated dance floor. Energy stays high with adult riding toy horses and multiple bars creating a lively, fun environment. Music and entertainment keep the vibe engaging and upbeat throughout.
Lights cover the space and a white dance floor lights up underfoot. Mechanical ponies and hula hoops add extra fun alongside the horse ride-ons that race across the bar and floor.
Beers come cold and cost around five dollars, making them cheap and easy on the wallet.
Good to know
Drinks are cheaper than most places on the strip.
They have a deal on drinks every hour on the hour.
Burlesque shows happen occasionally, adding to the entertainment.
Indoor bar area includes a large dance floor and a stage with plenty of space for dancing. Outdoor space features a pontoon boat and seating with views of surrounding skyscrapers. Music scene is lively with top-notch live bands and excellent DJ sets, creating a great vibe for dancing and socializing.
A large dance floor and a spacious stage setup create plenty of room for dancing. The indoor bar area offers a nice spot to grab drinks between dances.
Whits Revenge stands out as a notable beer here. The spot suits both watching the game with a beer and hanging out with friends over food.
Good to know
Odie's is dog friendly, allowing pets in the outdoor area.
The bar adds a liquor tax to drinks, increasing prices significantly.
Live music events occur regularly, attracting local talent.
Split-level honky tonk bar offers classic country music with live bands playing through open windows. Atmosphere is loud and energetic, with a small dance area and walls decorated with memorabilia and record albums. Crowd leans toward fans of traditional country sounds and lively music scenes.
Space for dancing varies; some find plenty of room while others see the dance area as small and limited to one couple at a time between tables and stage.
Cold beer is always available with prices around 6 USD per bottle. Great deals on buckets of beer and a wide selection make it easy to enjoy a drink while listening to live music.
Good to know
Legends Corner doesn't serve food but offers snacks and a variety of great drinks.
Expect no cover charge on Friday nights with quick bar service.
The bar's bathrooms are the cleanest in the downtown area.
Live music fills a multilevel venue with loud rock and grunge bands and a rooftop bar offering stunning views. Energy peaks during events, with a vibrant atmosphere and quieter spaces beyond the main stage. Access includes an elevator and a unique path through a gift shop to the rooftop.
Energetic bands keep the crowd dancing and singing along. Performers engage directly, dancing and singing with people, creating a lively and social atmosphere with many enjoying the moment.
Offers a fairly decent selection of beers with attractive prices.
Good to know
The next band performs at 7:00 p.m. on Fridays.
Bikini bull riding competition happens weekly at JBJ's Nashville.
It costs $10 to ride the mechanical bull.
Multiple floors host live bands with country character and rooftop terrace views. The atmosphere stays lively and fun, inviting dancing and enjoying music. Performers show strong stage presence and talent, creating a genuine vibe.
Lively atmosphere with line dancing and a crowd where everyone was dancing. Live music from the Chris Weaver Band keeps the energy up for dancing and vibing.
Cold draft beers come at very reasonable prices, about 20% less than nearby bars. The spot offers a good vibe to enjoy drinks while listening to live music.
Good to know
Underage individuals are allowed until evening.
There is no cover charge at The Stage on Broadway.
The beer costs $11 and change.
Bowling alley combines retro 70’s vibe with multiple live music stages and a large concert venue. Atmosphere feels fun and lively, with separate areas for bowling and performances. Pinball and old school video games add to the entertainment mix.
Live bands play on Tuesday nights with old school music and swing dancing. Dance lessons happen during Honky Tonk Tuesday, focusing on two stepping.
A bar area offers a full selection of drinks with pitchers of beers on tap to bring to lanes. Narraganset Beer is available on tap, and the beer selection is generally good and affordable.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times for bowling lanes.
The venue has a large parking lot with free parking available.
Security is not present after 9pm, so caution is advised.