The Bluebird Cafe Concerts 2025

I had to stop and visit this iconic place I read from previous people in the reviews you have to purchase tickets a week before starting Monday if you plan on seeing a show that weekend . That's exactly what I did we walked right in on the reservation list , we sat with another couple which was good We talked and had a few drinks before the show. Friendly people from New Zealand. We got to see the Garret boys man they were good I follow them now. Some real good songs and the lead singer have a real good voice look them up. Love Nashville and this place

So so so Worth the wait, but warning if you show up and your 10th in line, your chance is low to get in. Try to get your tickets ahead of time, but this is truly a race! The experience was amazing. The talent was amazing and I loved the circle they were in. The whole setup was much more quaint and personal, but you seriously need to keep your voices down or down speak at all (out of respect). Definitely a need to do when in Nashville!

The stars must have aligned. On my birthday with only one night in Nashville, first attempt and we got in! About the venue. Very unassuming and if you didn't know what you were looking for you would drive past it. FYI it is next to the dry cleaners. Inside the decor is honestly nothing special (has lovely old posters and a headshot wall with lots of famous singers as they were starting out) but it is what it provides that makes all the difference. Very very up close to the performer. We were not fortunate enough to have a table/advanced ticket (not thought of trying though) so we sat in the church seats. Still very close though and as the building is small, acoustically it is amazing. Look I am not going to lie, it was cramped. Drinks by your feet and if you even whispered to anyone, everyone heard it, but as an experience 10/10! To bring the experience home, I brought a poster and asked all the performers to sign it. It has pride of place at home. Thank you for the amazing night in Nashville. 🎸

I have no words, the absolute best experience I have ever had. The story telling of each artist behind their songs, the emotions that seeps through their voice was just 🤌🤌🤌. One of the artists that played that night, Brian Sutherland, really opened my eyes to what music can be. Because previously it was just good sounds and good vibes, but after this, music tells a story, music expresses emotions, and music is much more than just good sounds. Just a side note on the location of this, it is literally had the most random place. To the left is a barber shop and to the right is a laundromat but Bluebird Cafe is fantastic. And on the last side note, they also have vegetarian options here.

This was a dream come true! We came at 5 pm for the 6pm show and were a bit too late to make it in the door. We listened to the security guard Montgomery and ho sent us across the street to a dive bar. They had great food and drinks! He told us that when the line got to the corner, to have one more beer then come and get in line. So glad we listened to him! It worked out great! We ended up going to the 9pm show which was incredible!! We had front row seats, good drinks and fun fun fun! The bassist we saw in the band here ended up playing in Trisha Yearwood’s band at the Grand Ole Opry. We noticed when we saw that show. They were all great! I knew to lower my expectations on the bar itself and location as I had read reviews. It’s a divey strip mall bar but such an experience to be there! Can’t wait to go back!!