Ryman Auditorium

About

Ryman Auditorium begins in 1885 with a tent revival led by evangelist Sam Jones. This revival was attended by 5,000 people including Thomas G. Ryman, a famed steamboat captain, and Nashville businessman. To this day, the Ryman stands tall as one of Nashville’s most important historic locations. From its humble origins as a place of worship to its current place as the heart of country music and a champion of diversity and performance art, fans can expect a memorable and timeless experience with any show they get to see.

Service area

Serves the business city