Historic Nashville Venue ★ Home of the Midnite Jamboree ★ Minutes from the Grand Ole Opry
When you hold your event here, you're not renting a blank room — you're stepping into a living piece of Nashville history. The walls have heard legends. The stage has launched careers. That energy doesn't wash off. It becomes part of your night.
Rooted in the 1947 Midnite Jamboree tradition of Ernest Tubb — one of Nashville's most important musical legacies. No venue in Music Valley carries more authentic country music heritage.
Located in Nashville's Music Valley district, just minutes from the Grand Ole Opry House — right in the heart of country music's most celebrated neighborhood. Your guests arrive already immersed in Nashville's spirit.
Professional production lighting, full sound system, and a performance space built for moments that matter — whether it's a first dance, a keynote, or a headline set.
Owned by performer and hospitality veteran Rodney Collins and stewarded by resident artist Ronnie McDowell, The Troubadour is run by people who genuinely love country music — not a corporate events company checking boxes.
"You can book a hotel ballroom anywhere. There's only one place in Nashville where your guests will feel the history in the floor beneath their feet and the neon above their heads — and that's The Troubadour."— The Troubadour Nashville Event Team
From intimate private dinners to 500-person concerts, The Troubadour flexes to fit your vision — while always bringing the one thing no other venue can offer: this room's history.
Imagine saying "I do" on a stage where country music legends have stood. The Troubadour turns your wedding into a Nashville story your guests will never stop telling.
Inquire about weddings →Team nights, client entertainment, launch parties, and holiday events that actually get talked about. There's no better Nashville backdrop to make your brand memorable.
Inquire about corporate →A real stage, real sound, real atmosphere. World-class tribute acts and live performances find their natural home in a room purpose-built for exactly this.
Inquire about concerts →The crowd capacity, the energy, the production infrastructure — The Troubadour is a proven home for professional wrestling and live sporting spectaculars.
Inquire about events →Milestone birthdays, anniversaries, reunions. Whatever you're celebrating, this historic room gives it weight, warmth, and the kind of energy money can't manufacture.
Inquire about parties →The legendary Saturday night country music broadcast, alive since 1947 and still right here on this stage. Ernest Tubb started it. We're proud to carry it forward.
Learn more →You bring the people. We bring the rest. The Troubadour is a fully equipped event venue — no scrambling for vendors, no extra coordination headaches.
Full professional audio and stage lighting already in place. Your performers and speakers will sound — and look — like stars.
Cold brews, cocktails, and a bar staff that knows how to keep the energy right all night long.
Real food from a real kitchen — because your guests deserve better than sad conference catering.
Easy Music Valley access, ample parking, and a location your out-of-town guests will love being in.
Ernest Tubb · The Texas Troubadour · 1914–1984
The Troubadour isn't a new venue dressed up in vintage aesthetics. This is the real thing — a place where country music history actually happened, and keeps happening.
The Texas Troubadour becomes one of country music's defining voices — and begins building the legacy this venue is built on.
Every Saturday night after the Opry, Ernest Tubb opens the doors for live country music broadcast. One of the longest-running radio programs in American history begins.
A dedicated live performance venue opens in Nashville's Music Valley — minutes from the Grand Ole Opry — and becomes the permanent home of the Midnite Jamboree.
Under Ronnie McDowell and owner Rodney Collins, the venue becomes The Troubadour — honoring its deep roots while opening the stage to a bold new chapter.
A country music veteran with 30+ Billboard hits and two #1 singles, Ronnie brings unmatched credibility and genuine passion to The Troubadour. As a resident artist and steward of the space, he performs select dates throughout the year and helps set the standard for what happens on this stage. His voice famously dubbed Elvis Presley in the 1979 film Elvis — and his lifelong commitment to traditional country music is exactly why this venue still matters.
Rodney Collins is a country music performer in his own right and one of Nashville's most accomplished hospitality entrepreneurs. He owns Nashville's legendary Music City Bar and Grill as well as the Music City Beach Bar in North Redington Beach, FL — and brings that same dedication to live music, great food, and genuine Southern hospitality to The Troubadour. His ownership ensures this historic stage not only survives, but thrives.
Special events, concerts, competitions, and more — on one of Nashville's most historic stages. Can't make it? This is exactly the energy your private event will have.
Events are updated regularly. Contact us to confirm the latest schedule or ask about booking your own event on any open date.
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Ronnie McDowell · Live in The VIP Lounge · The Troubadour Nashville
Inside The TroubadourLive music every night in an intimate setting — real artists, up close, no bad seats. Plus karaoke from 10pm to 2am. The VIP Lounge is where Nashville comes to unwind.
View This Week's Schedule ★There are event venues all over Nashville. Only one of them has this stage, this story, and this soul. Your event belongs here.
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Music Valley, Nashville, Tennessee
Minutes from the Grand Ole Opry
Open Daily · Nightly Shows Every Night
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