The ribbon has been cut on the Academy of Country Music’s cross-country move to Nashville.
After nearly 60 years on the West Coast, the Los Angeles-founded music organization relocated its headquarters to Music City this year. The Academy is operating out of Nashville Warehouse Company, a mixed-use development bordering Chestnut Hill and Wedgewood-Houston — if you see the massive mural of concert ticket stubs, you’re in the right place.
Lainey Wilson and Parker McCollum — the ACM’s reigning new artists of the year — were on site to help cut the ribbon, marking an exciting new chapter for the Academy. 🎉
