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Bluebird On The Mountain 2009! |
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Bluebird on the Mountain 2009 Concert Series Don’t miss your chance to spend starry nights, listening to some of the finest music in town, in the city’s most beautiful setting; Vanderbilt’s Dyer Observatory. Tickets for this seasons six Bluebird on the Mountain concerts at are selling fast. Dates for 2009 are Saturday nights June 20, July 18, August 22, September 12, September 26, and October 10. Up to 8 people per vehicle for only $399. Series passes and single concert tickets ($95.00) are available at Ticketmaster: www.ticketmaster.com/artist/964527
Bring blankets, lawn chairs, food and drink. Make yourself comfortable in the observatory's lawn in front of the stage. Relax and enjoy a fabulous evening of sunset, music, and stars. . .
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Welcome to the Bluebird Cafe |
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The Bluebird Cafe has gained a reputation worldwide for presenting the best original country and acoustic music seven nights a week. Performers do not generally play "cover" songs. Musicians do not jam here, and songwriters frequently are accompanied by just one guitar or piano. As a listening room, quiet is requested at all times during a performance - which is why our slogan has become "Shhh!" You are welcome to drink and eat with us at any time, but if you are looking for an evening of conversation there are more appropriate places in Nashville. Between the sets you will undoubtedly have plenty to talk about! New writers who have passed our audition process can be heard every Sunday night - it's a great opportunity to hear from tomorrow's hitmakers. Writers night on Sunday is free and we have a special guest hit songwriter as the finale every Sunday. Bluebird Cafe Hours of Operation
Monday-Thursday: 5:30 -11:30
Friday-Saturday: 5:30 - 12:00
Sunday: 6:00 - 11:00
***Please be sure to check our monthly schedule for updates/changes.*** |
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Eye To Eye with Katie Couric |
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"Only on the Web": Nashville's famed Bluebird Cafe has launched many country music stars. Founder Amy Kurland talks with Katie Couric about why, after 25 years, she is donating the venue to the artists.
Watch Video Now at cbsnew.com
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