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Lying between 3rd and 4th streets and joining Church and Union streets, Printer's Alley is one of the top places to go for Nashville nightlife as well as for a lot of history. During the day, you can walk through the alley and revel in the deep history it holds. Then at night, it comes alive with music spilling out into the walkway and ...

Music City USA has dozens upon dozens of venues for locals and visitors to catch a music act. But some of these venues bring the phrase "hole in the wall" to a whole new level. So, if you're not sure where to go to listen to some great music, I've found the perfect place: The Rutledge.

 The Rutledge is a bar, restaurant and music ...

Although drinks are served in plastic cups and the decor is kind of honky-tonk Tin Roof is a pretty big sexy singles scene. Push-up bras, popped collars, Juicy jeans, and Ray Ban aviators abound amidst the seemingly endless stream of Budweisers and Jagger bombs.

Most mingling occurs at the front of the bar, which is furnished with booths inside and tables on the patio. Live bands play ...

The Bluebird Café may be one of Nashville’s smaller music venues, but its popularity is huge. “The Bluebird” has been home to dozens and dozens of famous songwriters and country musicians, since 1982. Well known artists such as: Tricia Yearwood, Pattie Griffin, Keith Urban and Rascal Flatts have performed here. The Bluebird is not only a place to spot recognizable musicians, but to see ...

If you want to be a baller in Nashville, check out the Oak Bar located in the Hermitage Hotel on 6th and Union. This is where the business elite, politicians, celebrities, and local high-rollers come to munch on beef tartar and sip Insignia.

The bar has retained the "good-ol'-boys" feel of the original operation, opened in 1910. In fact, when the hotel first opened, the Oak ...