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Overton Park
Stately homes surround the rolling acres of Overton Park, where the Levitt Shell was the site of Elvis' first concert, in 1954. Today the newly reopened band shell hosts free concerts all summer.
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Memphis Redbirds
This American Automobile Association (AAA) minor-league affiliate of the St Louis Cardinals baseball team plays at AutoZone Park April to August.
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Rum Boogie
Huge, popular and noisy, this Cajun-themed Beale club hops every night to the tunes of the house blues band.
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Young Avenue Deli
This Midtown hipster favorite has food, occasional live music, and a laid-back vibe.
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Hi-Tone Cafe
Near Overton Park, this funky little dive balances pool-shooting with live music.
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Tootsie's Orchid Lounge
The most venerated of the downtown honky-tonks, Tootsie's vibrates with boot-stompin' every night of the week. In the 1960s, club owner and den mother 'Tootsie' Bess nurtured the likes of Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson and Waylon Jennings. Now, up-and-coming country musicians play the two tiny stages and it's not unusual for big stars to stop by for an impromptu jam session.
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Robert's Western World
Buy a pair of boots, a beer or a burger at Robert's, a longtime favorite on the strip. Music starts at 11am and goes all night; Brazilbilly, the house band, rocks it after 10pm on weekends.
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Rumours Wine and Art Bar
If you need a rest from neon NashVegas, head to the hip but low-key 12th Ave S neighborhood for a glass of Malbec at this arty hangout.
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Earnestine & Hazel's
One of the world's greatest dive bars has a second floor full of rusty bedsprings and claw-foot tubs, remnants of its brothel past.
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Silky O'sullivan's
Party-happy youth swill 'divers' out of yellow plastic buckets while goats graze in the courtyard of this massive bizarro tavern.
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Tennessee Performing Arts Center
With three great stages, this center is home to the Nashville Ballet, the Nashville Opera, and the Tennessee Repertory Company.
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Silly Goose
Beautiful people sip fancy house cocktails (think handmade syrups, rosemary garnishes) at this swank new downtown lounge.
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Station Inn
South of downtown, this unassuming stone building is the best place in town for serious bluegrass.
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Basement
Beneath Grimey's Records, the Basement has intimate alt-rock and folk shows.
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Hattiloo Theatre
Memphis' African American repertory theatre stages musicals, Shakespeare and modern drama.
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Mercy Lounge
The Mercy Lounge with arty rock and roll shows in an old brick cannery.
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Memphis Grizzlies
The NBA's Grizzlies bring on the basketball action at FedEx Forum from October to April.
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New Daisy Theater
This groovy place hosts everything from kickboxing to Prince tribute bands.
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Nashville Symphony
Hosts maestros and pop stars in the shiny new Schemerhorn Symphony Hall.
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