Nashville show guides

Parking, bag rules, seating and timing for the venues that sell the most tickets, plus how resale pricing works.

Oak pews from the 1890s, no parking lot of its own, a strict oversized-bag rule and daytime tours from $25. What to know before a show.

Six to eight artists, about two hours with an intermission, several nights a week at the Opry House, and a January run back at the Ryman.

Bags up to 12 × 12 × 6 inches, no backpacks at all, doors 90 minutes early, and free parking across the river on Predators nights.

Eight touring shows plus a Beetlejuice add-on at TPAC, with today's cheapest seat, free evening parking and TPAC's house rules.

Eighteen and over, two items per person, free parking, phones in locked pouches. And the club's terms ban resale, so buy direct.

The 1,844-seat home of the Nashville Symphony: tickets for everyone including babies, two-hour concerts, parking passes from $10 to $35.

Hit songwriters tell the stories behind the songs, Saturdays 12:30 to 2:30 PM at 3rd & Lindsley. All ages, general admission.

Median cheapest resale seat by month for concerts and theater, recalculated every morning from the full Nashville ticket feed.

The links on this site go to a resale marketplace. Here is what its guarantee covers and when the box office is the better buy.