Not a night owl? Try out Perfectly Fine’s happy hour from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays. | Photo by Jacob Forth
Nothing breaks our hearts faster than hearing these three words: The kitchen’s closed. If you’re working through a midnight craving after an evening show or night on the town, knowing where to find a late-night bite is a must. That’s where we come in.
Bad Idea, 1021 Russell St. #101
Step into this former church sanctuary to sip on wine curated by sommelier Alex Burch and savor small plates crafted by chef Colby Rasavong — the late-night menu is available from 10 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. nightly. Perfectly Fine, 1105 51st Ave. N.
Open until 2 a.m. nightly, the menu developed by chef Jeff Roscoe features plates such as fried truffle mac and cheese sticks with vodka sauce and a shaved ribeye sandwich with whiskey au jus.
Urban Cowboy Bar, The Arcade
As the bar notes on its website, “Come for the drinks, stay for Roberta’s Pizza.” The pizzeria serves up salad, pepperoni rolls, and specialty pies (whole pizzas and slices) until 11 p.m. or later.
AC/DC High Voltage Pop-up | Monday, May 19-Tuesday, May 20 | Times vary | Love and Exile Bar | Free entry | Shop merch and see legendary tour props in person before AC/DC rocks Nissan Stadium.
“The Doors” | 3 + 8 p.m. | Belcourt Theatre | $16+ | Catch a restored 4K screening of this biopic in tribute to Val Kilmer, whose performance as Jim Morrison brought the band’s story to the big screen.
In Conversation with Screenwriter Randall Wallace | 8 p.m. | The Franklin Theatre, Franklin | $50+ | Learn from the creative mind + storyteller as he celebrates the 30th Anniversary of “Braveheart.”
Nashville Sounds vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders | 6:35-9:35 p.m. | First Horizon Park | $12+ | Root, root, root for the local team and bring the dog along by purchasing “Tito’s Tail Waggin’ Tuesday” tickets.
Wednesday, May 21
Rosé SOMMer Camp | 6-7:30 p.m. | Miel Restaurant | $132 | Kick off Miel’s SOMMer educational series by learning about rosé, its many styles, and tasting the differences.
Celebrate 20 years of food, wine, and music at euphoria in Greenville, SC. | Graphic by 6AM City
Get your taste buds ready, Nashville. We’ve partnered with euphoria Food, Wine & Music Festival to treat one lucky winner + a guest to an epic weekend celebrating 20 years of euphoria in Greenville, SC (Thursday, Sept 18-Sunday, Sept 21).
The euphoria 20th anniversary experience — valued at $1,900 — includes:
The Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum is staying put. The attraction renewed its lease to remain at the Historic Nashville Municipal Auditorium until 2045. The 20-year agreement means the museum will continue preserving music history, but there will be changes, like an expected expansion to the GRAMMY Museum Gallery.
Development
Permits have been issued to allow construction on the first tower of a mixed-use Midtown development dubbed The Motley. The three-tower complex will be located at the corner of Church Street + 15th Avenue North and will add nearly 1,200 housing units upon completion, which is anticipated in 2027. (Nashville Post)
Civic
Metro Council announced its housing division will receive $150 million to support the development of affordable housing at its meeting last week. The investment is part of an effort with developers to accelerate the construction of 6,000 new affordable homes in Nashville. (WSMV)
Coming Soon
Raising Cane’s continues to raise the roof in Nashville. The chicken restaurant is planning to open another two-story location in the city, this time at 1819 Broadway. The Midtown location will offer interior + exterior dining, but its opening date has not been announced. (Nashville Business Journal)
Real Estate
Nashville remains a hot housing market, and the median home price in Davidson County has risen to roughly $500,000. If you’re looking for a more-affordable house in the county, local real estate expert Eva Angelina Romero recommends Madison, Gallatin + Goodlettsville to find homes under $400,000. (WKRN)
Concert
Billy Idol, Dierks Bentley, and Kesha. Those are three artists who have Nashville shows planned and are participating in Live Nation’s $30 Ticket to Summer deal. The all-in tickets go on sale starting Wednesday, May 21, and the price includes all fees (but not taxes).
Feel Good
When local singer Sam Hayes’ guitar got damaged while flying, the story caught the attention of country singer Chris Young and pulled on his heart strings. Young knew the importance of a good guitar, so he reached out to the local performer and bought him a new Gibson. (WSMV)
Mansion Monday
Situated on 3.25 acres in Belle Meade, this 6-bedroom, 7-bathroom home was built in 2019 with timeless European designs. From the moment you pull into the circular driveway, you’ll be dazzled by details like three masonry wood-burning fireplaces, white oak flooring, and the heated pool.
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A pack of light blocking stickers to dull light pollution in your home. The pack comes with multiple sizes that can be used to cover light emitted by digital alarm clocks, charger ports, and other electronics.
Foodies have a lot to cluck about recently with Raising Cane’s planning a new Nashville location and McDonald’s permanently adding chicken strips to its menu. It’s nice to have options, but chicken has always been hot in Nashville — nothing can top Prince’s in my eyes.
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