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Here’s The Truth, a new concert venue coming to Wedgewood-Houston

Live Nation revealed plans for a 4,400-capacity indoor music hall, complete with a three-story layout, whiskey bar, and vinyl lounge.

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Live Nation estimates the new venue will generate $74 million in annual economic impact and add 430 permanent jobs. | Rendering via Live Nation

Wedgewood-Houston is next in line for a major concert venue.

Live Nation unveiled plans for The Truth, a 4,400-capacity indoor music hall set to open in fall 2026 — adding to Nashville’s growing list of live music spots. The name nods to songwriter Harlan Howard’s famous line that all you need to write a country song is “three chords and the truth.”

Get an early look at what’s to come in this virtual walkthrough, then check out the highlights below.

  • Three levels for seated and standing-room shows
  • Harlan’s (a whiskey bar) and Vinyl Room (a two-story listening lounge)
  • Food and beverage menus, including Nashville-made whiskeys and spirits.
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Here’s a side-by-side look at The Truth’s setup for seated and standing-room shows. | Renderings via Live Nation

Expect everything from major tours to local acts when The Truth opens. Live Nation is also partnering with the Nashville Songwriters Association International and the W.O. Smith Music School to provide resources, mentorship opportunities, and access for songwriters and students.

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