Shows in Nashville

The Grand Ole Opry House is the purpose-built 4,400-seat home of the Grand Ole Opry — the world's longest-running radio programme, operating since 1925. The Opry broadcasts live country and Americana music every Friday and Saturday night from the Opryland complex adjacent to Gaylord Opryland Resort, making it a top visitor attraction for Nashville's entertainment and gaming tourism market.

The Grand Ole Opry is the most important venue in American music history — a 4,400-seat Nashville institution that has broadcast country music continuously since 1925 and inducted virtually every significant country music artist as a member. The Opry's circle of wood stage at the center (cut from the original Ryman stage) and its broadcast tradition make it the most sacred space in country music and one of America's most emotional live entertainment experiences.

Schermerhorn Symphony Center is one of North America's most beautiful concert halls — a purpose-built home for the Nashville Symphony opened in 2006 with a 1,870-seat main hall designed with exceptional acoustics by the same team that designed Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. The Grammy-winning Nashville Symphony's recordings and international touring profile, combined with Schermerhorn's architectural majesty, have positioned Nashville as one of America's most significant classical music cities alongside its country music identity.

TPAC (Tennessee Performing Arts Center) is Nashville's primary performing arts complex — a three-theater campus presenting Broadway touring productions, the Nashville Symphony, the Nashville Ballet, and major theatrical performances for Tennessee's capital city. Its role as the home of Nashville's most prestigious cultural institutions makes it the essential classical and theatrical performing arts destination in the state.

Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) is Tennessee's premier performing arts institution — a downtown Nashville complex presenting Broadway touring productions, Nashville Ballet, Nashville Opera, and major cultural events. TPAC's role as the cultural anchor for America's most rapidly growing major city and Nashville's extraordinary combination of country music tradition and contemporary artistic ambition create a performing arts center of unusual cultural significance.