Music City Honky Tonk Tunes & Booze Tour

Nashville Come to Life At Night

Did you know there are over 30 bars, nightclubs and honky tonks just on Nashville’s main strip alone?

Whether you want to take in live music at one of the many honky tonks, enjoy craft beer on a rooftop bar, or sip a smooth cocktail at a sophisticated speakeasy, there are plenty of lively places to spend a Nashville night. Your only problem may be deciding which social venue you would like to visit, but you’re in luck. Our guides have done all the work for you- we have compiled a list of Nashville favorites, as well as the stories behind the places and people who made Music City shine.

“We were nervous to go downtown because it seemed overwhelming at first, but after taking this tour, we knew exactly where we wanted to go!”

What is the Nashville Honky Tonk Tunes & Booze Tour About?

Our Nashville Honky Tonk Tunes & Booze Tour is designed to bring you the best of Nashville’s music venues as well as historical spots along the way. You will see where the brightest of country music starts got their feet wet singing at legendary locations and enjoy stories about Nashville’s landmarks and legends you won’t hear anywhere else. There may even be a drinking game or two.

What You Will See on This Tour:

Take a 1.5-hour stroll around Nashville’s vibrant downtown, where you will be invited to:

• Explore venues offering delicious food and drinks
• Learn fascinating facts about Nashville’s spirited past
• Visit music industry landmarks
• Hear unique tales of history, legends, and lore
• And so much more…

Your entertaining guide will escort you to some of Nashville’s signature watering holes as well as a few other landmark locations, where you may see an up-and-coming star following in the footsteps of country music’s legends.

Join us on a stroll around Nashville’s best public houses and raise a glass to fame and fortune, and to those who found both in Music City, USA.

“There is a long history in country music of songs celebrating drinking and lamenting drinking. Country songs for the most part have always been heavily rooted in reality.”

Chet Atkins