Blocks away
from 
lower broadway

With a friendly, accommodating, and exuberant staff, ready to help you party all night long, Bowie’s Nashville welcomes downtown tourists and Nashville locals to live music nearly any time the bar is open. “Our staff likes to have a good time and wants to make sure each guest leaves with a smile on their face,” says Bowie’s management. With your first visit to your last, patrons young and old walk away as such. 

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Bowie’s Nashville opened February 28, 2020, inspired to provide Nashville with a premier rock ’n’ roll joint that honors the past, welcomes today’s legends, and provides a home for those getting their start. Bowie’s Nashville encompasses the true spirit of rock ’n’ roll, from living fast to playing hard. “When it comes down to it,” says Bowie’s staff, “we don’t just live for the weekends, we live it every night!” 

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One of the beautiful things about Nashville, you just never know who you’ll see on stage! For example, artists like Derek St. Holmes, famed vocalist, songwriter, and guitarist for Ted Nugent, who wrote Cat Scratch Fever, performed during the opening weekend of Bowie’s Nashville. Also gracing the stage are local and touring musicians from bands like Accept, Staind, Vixen, and a slew of others we have all grown up listening to. “People love the rock atmosphere here,” says Bowie’s-folk, “and the staff continues to provide the hospitality needed to ensure a return visit.”

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In the coming years, Bowie’s Nashville will establish itself as a true rock venue within the community. “We will have a monthly concert series that features a local group trying to make it big,” says Bowie’s management, “and regional rock artists will fill our events calendar. Of course, lunch and dinner throughout the week will feature a local cover band or house band. Into the future, Bowie’s Nashville will have a great resume of rock legends & rising stars who have performed at the venue. Around town & throughout the world, Bowie’s Nashville will be known for where you get your start in the rock music industry in Music City. When you want to hear rock music in Nashville, come on out to Bowie’s Nashville. Period.”