Broadway Historic District

Broadway Historic District is an entertainment area in downtown Nashville with brick buildings decorated by colorful neon signs. Multiple live music venues line the street, filling it with country music performances around the clock.

Originally called Broad Street in the 1800s, the area developed as a commercial hub extending toward the Cumberland River docks. Over time it transformed into a gathering place for musicians and became the heart of Nashville's country music culture.

Live musicians perform daily across multiple venues, shaping Nashville's reputation as a destination for country music performances. The street displays an active scene of people dancing and singing as music flows from open doors into the public space.

The street is easy to access and offers free live music at many venues, supported by tips for the musicians. Visitors can drop by during day or night hours, with the most activity occurring in evenings and after dark when more performers take the stage.

Robert's Western World presents an unexpected fusion called Brazilbilly that blends traditional country music with Latin American rhythms. This combination brings a surprising musical twist to the otherwise typical country music scene.