The Venue

Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar

220 Printers Alley

Printers Alley, two blocks north of Broadway, and blues rather than country. It is the closest thing downtown has to a stage that books one genre and sticks to it.

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Shape The Day

Before

The Pink Hermit

0.3 mi · 5 min walk - Downtown

A cafe from Jean-Georges Vongerichten with its own street entrance at 6th and Union, inside the Hermitage Hotel, which opened in 1910. Barista bar and pastries in the morning, small plates and cocktails in the evening.

4:00 PM · Ger "Bassman" Hoffman

After

Skull's Rainbow Room

0.1 mi · 1 min walk - Downtown

222 Printers Alley, basement of the Southern Turf Building. Skull Schulman opened it in 1948. Elvis and Johnny Cash came through. Burlesque twice nightly Thursday through Sunday. Nashville's only downtown jazz lounge. The checkerboard stage is original.