Nashville's Music Extravaganza: Rhythm, Blues, and Bluegrass Galore

Listeners, if you are in Nashville today or looking for ways to make the most of the rest of your week and weekend, you are in for a treat. Nashville is alive with music, exhibits, and unforgettable energy, offering something for everyone whether you are a local or just visiting.

Start your Thursday, July 31, by diving into the city’s deep music heritage with the Night Train to Nashville Music City Rhythm and Blues Revisited exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. According to Visit Music City, this exhibit captures the powerful history of Nashville’s R and B scene from the mid-1940s through the 1970s, showing how the city grooved well beyond country music. Expect rare memorabilia, legendary recordings, and stories of boundary-breaking artists, all day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

As the sun goes down, catch live music at 3rd and Lindsley where Nashville Bluegrass is taking over the stage at 12:30 p.m. and again on Friday at noon. There’s also the always popular Backstage Nashville Daytime Hit Songwriters Show this Saturday, letting listeners hang out with world-class songwriters in an intimate setting. According to 3rd and Lindsley’s calendar, the venue will be packed with back-to-back performances through the weekend.

For those craving something unique tonight, Charly Reynolds brings her country flair to Brooklyn Bowl at 7 p.m. Nashville-tn.events shares that this venue delivers some of the best vibes in town, combining bowling and live music for a perfect night out.

Over at The Basement East on Thursday, July 31, The Rock and Roll Playhouse presents Jules, and as the weekend unfolds, that venue will also host a special Jerry Garcia birthday celebration, promising a blend of nostalgia and jam band artistry for both new fans and longtime Deadheads as listed on The Basement’s official calendar.

Looking for something bigger? The Fogg Street Lawn Club welcomes Big Head Todd and the Monsters for a concert on Thursday evening, a prime ticket for alternative rock lovers according to Trip.com’s July event roundup.

Stay tuned through Sunday, August 3, with Lightning 100’s Nashville Sunday Night at 3rd and Lindsley, a legendary series that spotlights up-and-coming as well as seasoned Music City artists—all streamed live so you never have to miss a note.

No matter your tastes, from bluegrass and Americana to rhythm and blues, Nashville this week is showing off its musical soul on every corner, in every venue, all day and night. To find the best fit for your schedule, NashvilleGo and other local listings keep updated event calendars and ticket info right at your fingertips.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Listeners. If you are in Nashville today or looking for
ways to make the most of the rest of your
week and weekend, you are in for a treat. Nashville
is alive with music exhibits and unforgettable energy, offering something
for everyone, whether you are a local or just visiting.
Start your Thursday, July thirty one by diving into the

(00:20):
city's deep music heritage with the night Train to Nashville
Music City Rhythm and Blues Revisited exhibit at the Country
Music Hall of Fame and Museum. According to Visit Music City,
this exhibit captures the powerful history of Nashville's R and
B scene from the mid nineteen forties through the nineteen seventies,
showing how the city grooved well beyond country music. Expect

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rare memorabilia, legendary recordings, and stories of boundary breaking artists.
All day from nine am to five pm. As the
sun goes down, catch live music at Third and Lindsley,
where Nashville Bluegrass is taking over the stage at twelve
thirty pm, and again on Friday at noon. There's also
the always popular Backstage Nashville Daytime Hit Songwriters Show. This Saturday,

(01:09):
letting listeners hang out with world class songwriters in an
intimate setting. According to Third and Lindsley's calendar, the venue
will be packed with back to back performances through the
weekend for those craving something unique. Tonight, Charlie Reynolds brings
her Country Flare to Brooklyn Bowl at seven p m. Nashville.
Tenn dot Events shares that this venue delivers some of

(01:31):
the best vibes in town, combining bowling and live music
for a perfect night out. Over at the Basement East
on Thursday, July thirty, first, the Rock and Roll play
House presents Jewels, and as the weekend unfolds, that venue
will also host a special Jerry Garcia Birthday celebration, promising
a blend of nostalgia and jam band artistry for both

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new fans and longtime dead Heads, as listed on The
Basement's official calendar. Looking for something bigger, the Fog Street
Lawn Club welcomes big Head Todd in the Monsters for
a concert on Thursday Evening, a prime ticket for alternative
rock lovers, according to trip dot COM's July event round up,
Stay tuned through Sunday, August thir with Lightning one hundreds.

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Nashville Sunday Night at Third and Linsley, a legendary series
that spotlights up and coming as well as seasoned music
city artists, all streamed live so you never have to
miss a note, no matter your tastes. From bluegrass and
Americana to rhythm and blues, Nashville this Week is showing
off its musical soul on every corner in every venue,

(02:37):
all day and night. To find the best fit for
your schedule, Nashville Go and other local listings keep updated
event calendars and ticket info right at your finger tips.
Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has
been a Quiet Please production. For more check out Quiet
Please dot ai