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Join us for an evening with Stella Lefty at the Ryman Auditorium.
Stella Lefty is an acclaimed singer-songwriter known for her unique blend of indie pop and folk influences, captivating audiences with her emotive lyrics.
The Ryman Auditorium, known as the 'Mother Church of Country Music,' offers an intimate setting for live performances. This historic venue has hosted numerous legendary artists and continues to be a premier destination for music lovers.
On February 17, 2027, Stella Lefty will take the stage for a captivating performance. Attendees can expect a memorable night filled with engaging music and a unique atmosphere.
On the bill: Stella Lefty
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116 5th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219, USA
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★★★★★ · a year ago
Iconic Venue! I’ve been to concerts there a few times and it’s always such an amazing venue! Easy to navigate, short (if any) lines, the staff are so friendly and beyond helpful, and the nostalgia of the pews and stained glass, the feel-good energy, & intimate atmosphere are unmatched! We’ll definitely be back! Myles Smith with surprise guest Alex Warren- Incredible show!
★★★★★ · 2 years ago
I went here for a show (The Infamous Stringdusters + Leftover Salmon) while I was in town and it was so fun! I didn't have time to do the tour beforehand, but hopefully next time! The acoustics were unreal 😍.Although...maybe ear plugs would be a good idea. It's a perfectly intimate setting and so cool to be in the same space where so much country music history took place. I LOVED the pews - was worried we would be super cramped but we had plenty of space and it wasn't uncomfortable. Our seats were in the balcony (halfway back) and I was worried it wouldn't be as good so far back, but there really isn't a "bad seat" in the place (although I read ahead that the acoustics sitting toward the back underneath the balcony aren't quite as good). Wonderful experience and can't wait to come back.
★★★★★ · 2 years ago
We took the backstage guided tour with guide Ken. It was absolutely wonderful. He was a font of knowledge and information about the building, Thomas Ryman, and all the rest of the characters who really made this former church (Union Gospel Tabernacle) the “mother church of country music.” The guided tour takes you into all the dressing rooms where you learn about all the stars old and new. You also get to walk on stage, and, have your pic taken on center stage. And it also included a tour of Johnny Cash’s touring. Us parked out back. You learn such interesting tidbits as WSM, the call sign of the radio station that still broadcasts the show from its location in Opryland, meant We Shield Millions, because it was started by an insurance company. Hey, that should be a Final Jeopardy question. To sum it up it was one of the highlights of our trip to Nashville, and it could be yours too.