WHAT’S NEW IN NASHVILLE?!

GARTH BROOKS NEW NASHVILLE BAR + POLICE STATION

Garth Brooks’s upcoming Honky Tonk takes a stand for safety and music! Nashville Mayor John Cooper announced an exciting addition to the city’s vibrant music scene. Friends in Low Places, Brooks’s three-story honky tonk, will feature not only live music stages and bars, but also an adjacent police substation. This unique partnership aims to reduce congestion and ensure security in Music City’s busiest blocks. Stay tuned for the grand opening!

ERIC CHURCH’S CHIEF’S

Up next on the Honky Tonk roster is Eric Church, as he teams up with Rodney Scott to create the ultimate country experience. Get ready for Chief’s, the six-story bar on Lower Broadway. Eric Church’s massive venture, named after his album and nickname, will feature an intimate live music venue. But what sets it apart is the Carolina-inspired rooftop barbecue joint, helmed by James Beard Award-winner

Rodney Scott. Opening in 2023, Chief’s promises to be the best destination for country music lovers and barbecue enthusiasts alike!

Cma Fest Celebrates 50th Anniversary

The Legendary CMA Fest returns for its 50th anniversary! The world’s longest-running Country Music festival took over downtown Nashville from June 8-11. With hundreds of artists performing on multiple stages, fans from around the globe enjoyed an unparalleled festival experience. CMA Fest stands out by featuring artists who graciously donate their time, so that ticket proceeds go towards supporting music education through the CMA Foundation.

NASHVILLE HOSTS NHL DRAFT & AWARDS

Nashville takes center ice as host of 2023 NHL Draft and Awards! Bridgestone Arena will be buzzing on June 28-29 as the Nashville Predators welcome the Upper

Deck NHL Draft. But the excitement doesn’t end there, as the city will also host the NHL Awards on June 26. It’s a double celebration of hockey excellence, marking the first time both events have been held in the same city since 2006.