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Looking back at the first decade of a restaurant that totally changed Nashville’s fine-dining scene

About Cody Purvis: Cody Purvis sometimes walks down Music City’s famed Lower Broad listening to the myriad of songs pouring onto the historic street. Like thousands of other music lovers who flock there, he finds himself drawn to the “real country music.” About Jacob Bryant:  In the space of a few short years, Jacob Bryant has proved himself one of country music’s true outlaw singer / songwriters. But there’s a big heart beneath that tattooed and bearded exterior… A hard-charging country rocker with a sound that blends the narrative aspects of country with the kick of southern ro...

How Restaurants Are Approaching Problems Caused (and Worsened) by the Pandemic Talking to a handful of local restaurateurs about staffing, safety, pay and more Tweet Share The Nashville hospitality industry has been hit particularly hard by the one-two punch of COVID-19 and last year’s unimaginable series of disastrous events. As quickly as the dining spigot was cut off by mayoral fiat back in March 2020, it has reopened to a gushing cascade as capacity constraints and mask regulations have been lifted. This has introduced an all-new series of challenges for ...

Looking to hit the road? Five spots in Tennessee and Mississippi every music lover should visit Bob Mehr, Memphis Commercial Appeal New museum traces Black music across genres Replay Video UP NEXT After a year of quarantine, shutdowns and limited movement for most Memphians, this summer looks to be a busy one for travel and entertainment.  While the Bluff City boasts plenty of world-class music museums of its own, for those looking to make an easy regional road trip, there are a number of intriguing options. There are several spots in Mississippi and Tennessee — some newly...

View Comments After a year of quarantine, shutdowns and limited movement for most Memphians, this summer looks to be a busy one for travel and entertainment.  While the Bluff City boasts plenty of world-class music museums of its own, for those looking to make an easy regional road trip, there are a number of intriguing options. There are several spots in Mississippi and Tennessee — some newly opened, others recently expanded — that every music lover should check out.  Here are five musical destinations worth visiting. Grammy Museum Mississippi Hours: 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursday-Saturday; ...