The purple building is sure to catch your eye. Tootsies is the most famous bar on Broadway. The below Nashville country bars are some of the best places you need to visit during your Nashville trip. You will find line dancing, loud music, cheap food and drinks and a lively crowd. Nashville Honky Tonks are no-frills, lively bars that showcase the best up and coming talent. Some of the favorites, listed below, are what put Nashville on the map. The original Nashville honky tonk bars are what give the city so much charm. We may earn a small commission if you purchase through these links, which is at no extra cost to you. This post contains affiliate links, which are unlabeled ads. I dare you to try to hit them all!Ĥ Summary of the Best Country Bars in Nashville This culture made me feel comfortable and welcome throughout my trip.įor a list of the best country bars in Nashville, keep reading below. You can wear what you want and do what you want for the most part. Bars do not have long lines, dress codes, or guest lists. Unlike other party cities like Las Vegas or Miami, Nashville is very laid back and inclusive. I enjoyed discovering new artists, and now follow many of their careers on social media. The artists are consistently great singers, songwriters, and performers. The bars all showcase up-and-coming local talent. What makes Nashville bars different from the rest of the world is their dedication to being “music city” and the unpretentious atmosphere. We went to the Grand Ole Opry, took a golf cart tour of the city, ate all the food, and of course spent some time exploring bars on Broadway. I recently spent a weekend in Nashville with my mom, celebrating my college graduation. They appeal to all ages and occasions from an adult family vacation to a bachelorette party. Nashville bars are notorious for all-day live country music, a laid-back atmosphere and a guaranteed good time. Some of the bars are the classic honky tonks, some are celebrity owned and some are even on wheels! Breanna from Henderson, NvThis is a great song! I love the title alone, the first time I heard it I laughed and thought it was brillant.If you are planning a Nashville vacation, you must make time to visit these 13 best country bars in Nashville.Jacob, IlI have a real problem with the line "He was a millionaire-y." Seriously? Its dumb. I am from Ohio and had the opportunity to live in Colorado Springs for 2 years, after relocating back to Ohio from such a beautiful city and State, I can't get over the line " What brings you to Ohio. Bry from Dayton, OhI love the crap out of this song.Scott from Horseheads, NyLori, if you listened more closely (or read the lyrics) you'd know the line goes "front page obituary/He was a millionaire/he gave his fortune to/some guy he barely knew.Faith from AkI love this song, it's so simple and easy to listen to.And the best part was the Old Man was a Millionary!! So Cool, keep um coming buddy, your music twist mine & my wife Lynn's ears!!! Greg Smith from Panama City, Fl.A very awesome song and I very much relate to this number.Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind Publisher: Bluewater Music Corp., O/B/O CAPASSO, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC God is great, beer is good, and people are crazy 'God is great, beer is good, and people are crazy" He left his fortune to some guy he barely knew, his kids were mad as hellĪnd I drop by today, to just say thanks and prayĪnd I left a six-pack right there on his grave and I said Then one sunny day, I saw the old man's faceįront page obituary, he was a millionaire Last call it's two AM, I said goodbye to him He said "These damn things will kill me yetīut God is great, beer is good and people are crazy" We talked an hour or two about every girl we knew "God is great, beer is good and people are crazy"
We talked about God's grace and all the hell we raised Old dogs and new tricks and habits we ain't kicked Talking politics, blond and red-head chicks Were having us some beers and swaping 'I don't cares' This old man and me, were at the bar and we
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