2026-04-08T20:58:12.225Z

Great local venue in Nashville for live music and great bar food/drinks. Friendly and entertaining staff rounds out a fantastic visit. The music is first rate and the reason to discover the future country music stars of tomorrow and today. A fun time whether you come early or late. Add it to your next Nashville itinerary.

2026-04-08T19:54:34.173Z

We absolutely love our visit on Easter Monday what a great venue

2026-04-06T01:52:40.308Z

This is a great venue with amazing artists! The Listening Room is a "must do" every time I go to Nashville!

2026-04-05T05:57:39.318Z

Second time here such a lovely experience , highly recommend

2026-04-04T18:57:29.369Z

Five stars for the unique experience and celebration of songwriters only. The food is straight trash, and they have a $15 minimum. It would be sick if they had good food considering you're forced to buy it if you want to watch a show here. Still, this is a "must-stop" in Nashville.

2026-04-04T13:56:44.512Z

I didn't know what I was expecting when coming to visit this place, but I was surprised by how wholesome it was. It's a great place to listen to some of the local talent of Nashville and get a rare look at the songwriter lifestyle and methodology.

2026-04-03T22:02:52.839Z

The Listening Room is a must visit for everyone in Nashville. We went to a 6pm show supporting Porters Call, a non profit providing free mental health services for musicians. The show was headlined by Kris Allen, winner of American Idol. All four songwriters were amazing. We loved every song. Get there early to check-in so you get an amazing seat for the show. We were center and one row back - best seats in the house.

2026-04-03T17:10:24.991Z

Do it if you love country music. Support the song writers who actually write the music you love. Decent venue, menu and drink selection. Service is nice.

2026-04-03T02:21:33.672Z

Wecame to The Listening Room Nashville specifically as part of a trip to Nashville to experience acoustic music from a well-known act, Brooks and Dunn—and it turned into one of the most disappointing live music experiences I’ve ever had.The entire night was essentially hijacked by a donation-focused segment for a cause supporting incarcerated people. I want to be clear: I support the cause. But this was not what was advertised, and it completely overtook the event.Two hours in, and we still hadn’t seen any real performance from the artists we paid to see. No clear communication, no respect for the audience’s time—just an extended stretch of speeches and fundraising that felt never-ending.What made it even more surreal was that the tables around us were literally laughing out loud in agreement whenever I voiced frustration. It was obvious we weren’t the only ones feeling this way. Even the staff seemed completely in the dark—at one point saying they had no idea what was going on.When you travel to Nashville expecting a great acoustic show from a known name and instead get something entirely different, it’s a huge letdown. This should have been clearly presented as a fundraiser if that was going to be the focus.Sheer disappointment. I wouldn’t come back