Six houses. One way you listen.
Get sorted and land in a house. Or browse the rooms each house keeps close.
Get sortedHonky-Tonk
Boots on the floor. Songs from the bar.
Start one block off the main strip. Robert's still feels like a band room. Save Tootsie's for a look, not the whole night.
Songwriter Room
The song comes first. The room stays quiet.
Writers' rounds fill from the wait list. Get there early, keep the phone away, and let the first song set the room.
Late Night
The night starts when the last set does.
East side and Elliston stay honest after 10. Check the exact room on the calendar. The Basement and The Basement East are not the same door.
Roots and Records
Fiddle, vinyl, and rooms that keep the tradition.
The Station Inn jam is the cheapest true night in town. Third Man is a shop first; the live room is the Blue Room downstairs.
Rooftop and Rowdy
A view, a crowd, and a bigger room.
A rooftop is a view, not a listening room. Go when the group is the point, and leave room for a quieter last stop.
Mother Church
A seat, a stage, and a night you remember.
A printed start time is the whole plan. Eat nearby first. The pews are the night.