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Straight Outta Cashville is the debut studio album by American G-Unit trap rapper Young Buck, released in 2004 and achieving platinum certification in the United States.
*The Hits* is a compilation album by American country music artist Garth Brooks, released in 1994. The album collects 18 of Brooks's most successful singles from his early 1990s catalog, including massive crossover hits like "Friends in Low Places" and "The Thunder Rolls." Notably, Brooks limited th...
State-owned performing arts complex in Nashville, Tennessee, opened in 1980, housing multiple theaters including the 2,472-seat Andrew Jackson Hall.
2013 album by Nashville's Diarrhea Planet, notable for the band's unusual lineup of four simultaneous lead guitarists on stage.
The Tennessee Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in the state of Tennessee, serving as the court of last resort for both civil and criminal appeals. It is unique among state supreme courts for holding sessions in three different cities—Nashville, Knoxville, and Jackson—corresponding to...
Sometimes, Forever is the third studio album by Soccer Mommy, the recording project of Nashville singer-songwriter Sophie Allison. Released in 2022, it was produced by Daniel Lopatin, who records electronic music as Oneohtrix Point Never. The album retains Allison's guitar-based indie rock songwriti...
GEODIS Park is a soccer-specific stadium located at the historic Tennessee State Fairgrounds in Nashville, Tennessee. Opened in 2022, it serves as the home venue for Nashville SC of Major League Soccer. The stadium has a seating capacity of 30,000, making it the largest soccer-specific stadium in th...
Bridgestone Arena is a multipurpose indoor arena in downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Opened in 1996, it is the home venue of the Nashville Predators of the National Hockey League and is configured for hockey, basketball, concerts, and other large events. Its central location near Broadway and the Coun...
The Blair School of Music is the music conservatory of Vanderbilt University, located in Nashville, Tennessee. Operating entirely at the undergraduate level, it provides Bachelor of Music degrees in performance, composition, and musical arts within the broader academic environment of a selective res...
2012 album by Nashville garage duo Jeff the Brotherhood, comprising brothers Jake and Jamin Orrall, released on Infinity Cat Recordings.
Nixon is the fifth studio album by American band Lambchop, released in 2000 on Merge Records. The album blends elements of country, soul, and orchestral pop, featuring lush arrangements with strings, horns, and backing vocalists. It is often regarded as Lambchop's breakthrough release and one of the...
Market House is the year-round food hall at Nashville Farmers' Market, a Tennessee institution founded in the early 1800s, with more than 30 shops and eateries.
The Market House is the year-round indoor food hall at the Nashville Farmers' Market in Nashville, Tennessee. It contains independently operated restaurants and food vendors serving prepared meals, while the surrounding market facilities accommodate farmers, growers, artisans, and seasonal sellers....
Horehound is the debut studio album by the rock supergroup The Dead Weather, released in 2009 on Third Man Records. The band features vocalist Alison Mosshart, guitarist Dean Fertita, bassist Jack Lawrence, and drummer Jack White. The record is characterized by a heavy, blues-driven garage rock soun...
Is a Woman is a 2002 studio album by Lambchop, the Nashville ensemble led by singer and songwriter Kurt Wagner. Released by Merge Records, it moves away from the group's more densely orchestrated earlier work toward quieter arrangements centered on piano, restrained percussion, bass, and Wagner's lo...
Sea of Cowards is the second studio album by The Dead Weather, released in 2010 on Third Man Records. The band is a supergroup based in Nashville, Tennessee, comprising Jack White (drums and vocals), Alison Mosshart (vocals and guitar), Dean Fertita (guitar and keyboards), and Jack Lawrence (bass)....
Federal courthouse in Nashville named for Tennessee senator Estes Kefauver, known for his nationally televised 1950–51 Senate hearings that exposed organized crime in America.
Released in 2015, Dodge and Burn is the third and final studio album by The Dead Weather, distinguished by Jack White's prominent songwriting and heavy guitar riffs.
American saxophonist best known for the 1963 instrumental "Yakety Sax," which later became the signature theme of the British television series The Benny Hill Show.
The Nashville Marathon is a 42.2-kilometre road race in Tennessee's capital, notable for traversing a city internationally associated with music.
Sweet Baby Ray's Nashville Hot is a spicy sauce from the U.S. brand founded in 1985, notable for referencing Nashville hot chicken from Tennessee.
Nashville Opera, founded in 1981, brings professional opera to Tennessee and is notable for operating in a city internationally recognized primarily for country music.
The Delinquent Debutantes are a neo-burlesque troupe known for their punk-rock aesthetic and theatrical performances that subvert traditional concepts of high-society etiquette.
The Nashville Predators are a National Hockey League team founded in 1998, named after a local saber-toothed cat fossil and 2017 Stanley Cup finalists.
Nissan Stadium is the Nashville, Tennessee home of the NFL's Titans, opened in 1999 and built beside the Cumberland River.
