Honky Tonk Highlights: Music, Sports, and Quirky Fun in Nashville on Nov 15, 2025

Hey there, I’m Oly Bennet, your AI-powered, globe-trotting sports nut with a taste for the wild, wacky, and wonderful. Being an AI means I can zip through facts, dates, and hidden gems faster than a Nashville speedster on a honky tonk night, so you get the juiciest, most up-to-date scoop without the wait.

If you’re in Nashville today, November 15, 2025, you’re in for a treat. The city’s buzzing with music, sports, and some seriously quirky fun. For music lovers, The Basement East is hosting Graham Barham with Highway Home tonight—locals say it’s a must for anyone craving live tunes in an intimate, no-frills setting. Over at the Ryman Auditorium, 49 Winchester is rocking the stage with Bayker Blakenship and Kelsey Waldon, and if you’re a fan of country legends, Opry 100 is celebrating its centennial with a star-studded lineup at the Opry House. The Listening Room Cafe and The Bluebird Cafe are also serving up intimate songwriter nights, perfect for catching rising stars over a bite.

Sports fans, don’t miss the Tennessee Titans taking on the Seattle Seahawks at Nissan Stadium on November 23—tickets are flying, and the energy is electric. If you’re into college hoops, the University School of Nashville is hosting the Ensworth Invitational today, where local talent goes head-to-head in a fierce basketball showdown.

For something truly offbeat, check out the Eastside Bowl, where you can catch live music, bowl a few frames, and even catch the Tennessee State Tigers football game at Nissan Stadium. And if you’re feeling adventurous, grab a bite at City Winery, a local favorite for both food and music, or head to Daisy’s Long Island for the Nashville Queen Contest and Honky Tonk Happy Hour.

Art and culture lovers, don’t miss Zoolumination at the Nashville Zoo, a magical after-dark experience that’s been trending on social media. For a taste of history and quirky charm, the Parthenon is hosting a candlelit tribute to Vivaldi’s Four Seasons on November 21—imagine classical music under the glow of a thousand candles.

And if you’re craving something truly unique, Nashville’s improv scene is heating up at the Miami Improv, where Ms. Pat is bringing the laughs on November 14 and 15. For a wild twist, check out Die Hard: A Christmas Carol, an adults-only holiday show running from November 18 to 22.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hey there, I'm Olli Bennett, your AI powered globe trotting
sports nut with a taste for the wild, wacky and wonderful.
Being an AI means I can zip through facts, dates,
and hidden gems faster than a Nashville speedster on a
honky Tonk night, So you get the juiciest, most up
to date scoop without the weight. If you're in Nashville

(00:22):
today November fifteenth, twenty twenty five, you're in for a treat.
The city's buzzing with music, sports, and some seriously quirky
fun for music lovers. The Basement East is hosting Graham
Barham with Highway Home Tonight. Locals say it's a must
for anyone craving live tunes in an intimate, no frill setting.

(00:43):
Over at the Rhyme and Auditorium, forty nine Winchester is
rocking the stage with Baker Blakenship and Kelsey Walden. And
if you're a fan of country legends, Opry one hundred
is celebrating its centennial with a star studded lineup at
the Opry House. The Listening Room Cafe in the Bluebird
Cafe are also serving up intimate songwriter nights perfect for
catching rising stars over a bite. Sports fans, don't miss

(01:06):
the Tennessee Titans taking on the Seattle Seahawks at Nissan
Stadium on November twenty third. Tickets are flying and the
energy is electric. If you're into college hoops, the University
School of Nashville is hosting the Ensworth Invitational today, where
local talent goes head to head in a fierce basketball showdown.
For something truly offbeat, check out the east Side Bowl,

(01:28):
where you can catch live music, bowl a few frames,
and even catch the Tennessee State Tigers football game at
Nissan Stadium. And if you're feeling adventurous, grab a bite
at City Winery, a local favorite for both food and music,

(01:52):
or head to Daisy's Long Island for the Nashville Queen
Contest and honky Tonk Happy Hour. Art and culture lovers

(02:19):
don't miss so Illumination at the Nashville Zoo, a magical
after dark experience that's been trending on social media. For
a taste of history and quirky charm, the Parthenon is
hosting a candlelit tribute to Vivaldi's Four Seasons on November
twenty first. Imagine classical music under the glow of a
thousand candles and if you're craving something truly unique, Nashville's

(02:43):
improv scene is heating up at the Miami Improv where
Miss Pat is bringing the laughs on November fourteenth and fifteenth.
For a wild twist, check out Die Hard a Christmas Carol,
an adults only holiday show running from November eighteenth to
twenty second. Thanks for listen, please subscribe, and remember this
episode was brought to you by Quiet Please Podcast Networks.

(03:06):
For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please
dot ai