221 Broadway LLC, led by Bourbon Street Blues & Boogie Bar owner Phil Martin, bought the property at 131 2nd Ave. N. for roughly $2 million, including payment of back taxes. Martin said the new ...

Planning a night out in Nashville? This city is buzzing ... It doesn’t matter when you go to Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar; it’s always Mardi Gras! During your visit, you can expect ...

The more you know ... ) There's no place better to celebrate Fat Tuesday in town than Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar, the festive spot in Printers Alley. They've got a big party planned for ...

Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar has been an institution so long that it’s easy to forget there still aren’t that many Nashville places offering blues — and even fewer that welcome and ...

you can eat at the tapas-focused Black Rabbit or enjoy Cajun flavors with a side of live music at the Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar. Don't forget to swing by East Nashville to dine at ...

History: At one time, the alley began at Deaderick Street and ran all the way to Broadway. Traditionally the center of Nashville's nightlife, in its earlier days the alley was a series of posts ...

The 5 Spot, Rudy’s Jazz Room, Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar all offer up a variety of music from Nashville’s homegrown Black genres to help you unwind and enjoy yourself, get down there ...

"I play at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar, I've played all over Broadway," smiled singer-songwriter Jenny Teator. "I've played just about everywhere in Nashville." ...

He received his first guitar for his 11th birthday and dedicated himself to replicating the blues and soul broadcast from Nashville ... decrepit Bourbon Street bar. Fluent in multiple styles ...