Move through the neon of Lower Broadway with express entry, hosted drink deals, and live music at 3–4 top Nashville venues. This guided crawl pairs VIP access with local context — what to bring, how to meet, and how to pace the night.
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The neon of Lower Broadway hums like an amplifier when the sun dips — strings of lights, pedal steel bleeding through open doors, and a line of people following a host down the sidewalk. On a Nashville bar crawl you move with the current of the street: honky-tonks daring you to two-step, rooftop bars offering a breath of skyline, and dive joints where the whiskey is cheaper than the guitar pick.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most adults; involves standing and short walks between venues over relatively flat city streets
Wildlife
History
Lower Broadway evolved from early 1900s performance halls into the country music hub it is today; honky-tonks have long been community stages for up-and-coming musicians.
Conservation
Stick to existing sidewalks and public trash receptacles, use rideshares to reduce drunk-driving risk, and support venues that follow local waste and noise ordinances.
Reserve your spot on the Nashville Bar Crawl with Express Entry and Drink Discount today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring valid ID
A government-issued photo ID is required for entry at every venue; no photocopies or expired licenses accepted.
Hydrate between drinks
Alternate alcoholic drinks with water and eat beforehand to avoid getting cut off and to enjoy the night longer.
Arrive at the first venue on time
Check in within 30 minutes of the listed start time to secure your spot and benefit from express entry.
Carry small cash for tips
Servers and hosts appreciate $5–$10 tips; it speeds service and shows respect for local hospitality workers.
Government-issued photo ID
Required for entry and to verify legal drinking age.
Charged smartphone with mobile ticket
Used for ticket redemption, lineup info, and contacting hosts or rideshares.
Comfortable shoes
Expect standing, walking short city blocks, and climbing stairs in some venues.
Light jacket or hoodie
Keeps you warm between indoor venues when temperatures drop.
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