The Best Places to Line Dance in Nashville
It seems like a week doesn’t go by in Nashville without a new bar, restaurant, or venue opening that attracts locals and tourists alike. The volume of locations to line dance continues to grow which is exciting for Music City, but our staff of experts knows there are some classic spots that will give you the best line dancing experience Nashville has to offer. Check out our ultimate recommendations below…
New Boots Line Dancing
New Boots offers private lessons at our dance studio, or we can come to your Air bnb! We also host large events, click the links to learn more.
Below is a video tutorial from our instructors to give you a taste of the moves we’ll teach ya.
New Boots has become Nashville’s GO-TO line dance lesson over the last 9 years and our staff of experts will give you an authentic taste of what our city has to offer. If you can’t get enough line dancing we recommend some other places where we love to line dance in Nashville…
Nashville Palace
If you are staying away from downtown and looking for something closer to the Opry Mills area, Nashville Palace is another country music institution that you can’t miss. This one-of-a-kind venue is a country music venue, bar, restaurant, nightclub, souvenir shop, concert hall, events, and theater venue (say that 5 times fast!). They’re even known to have some country music stars visit from time to time, so you may get lucky with a celebrity sighting!
Click here to view their line dance schedule
Broadway Honky-tonks
Robert’s
Located in the heart of Nashville, Robert’s Western World stands as a quintessential destination for those seeking an authentic taste of Music City’s vibrant honky-tonk culture. Stepping through its doors transports visitors to a bygone era of live country music, neon lights, and boot-scootin’ fun. Renowned for its live performances showcasing local talent and legendary musicians alike, Robert’s Western World offers an unparalleled experience where visitors can two-step to the rhythms of classic country tunes while enjoying ice-cold beers and savory Southern fare. With its timeless ambiance and unbridled energy, Robert’s Western World remains a beloved institution, embodying the spirit of Nashville’s rich musical heritage.
Tootsies
Nestled amidst the bustling streets of downtown Nashville, Tootsies Orchid Lounge stands as an iconic landmark in the city’s famed music scene. Since its inception in 1960, Tootsies has served as a legendary gathering place for both locals and tourists, drawing music enthusiasts with its electrifying live performances and lively atmosphere. Hosting a diverse array of talented musicians spanning genres from country and rock to blues and beyond, Tootsies embodies the essence of Nashville’s dynamic musical landscape. Stepping inside, visitors are enveloped in the rich history and charm of this honky-tonk institution, where the spirit of legends like Willie Nelson and Patsy Cline still echoes through the walls. With its undeniable allure and timeless appeal, Tootsies Orchid Lounge remains an essential stop for anyone seeking an unforgettable taste of Nashville’s vibrant nightlife and musical heritage.
The Stage
Situated in the heart of Nashville’s Lower Broadway district, The Stage on Broadway stands as a cornerstone of the city’s renowned live music scene. With its unmistakable neon sign and inviting atmosphere, The Stage beckons visitors to immerse themselves in the soul-stirring sounds of country, rock, and blues music. Since opening its doors in 1982, this iconic honky-tonk has played host to countless talented artists, both aspiring and legendary, who grace its stage with electrifying performances night after night. Whether you’re a seasoned local or a first-time visitor, stepping into The Stage is an invitation to become part of Nashville’s rich musical tapestry, where every chord and lyric resonates with the city’s undeniable spirit of passion and creativity.
Wildhorse Saloon
When planning your visit to Nashville we always recommend planning ahead. Our lessons are by-appointment-only and can fill up weeks (and even months!) in advance. The Honky-tonks can be closed for private events or change their schedule on a dime - so be sure to check their calendar before showing up.
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