Music City (disambiguation)

Last updated December 14, 2023

Music City is a nickname given to Nashville, Tennessee

Music City, City Music, or City of Music may also refer to:

Relating to Nashville, Tennessee

Music City (TV Series), a reality television series
Music City 200, an ARCA race
Music City Bowl, an American college football post-season bowl game
Music City Center, a convention complex in downtown Nashville
Music City Challenger, a tennis tournement
Music City Drum and Bugle Corps
Music City Executive Airport, an airport in Gallatin, Tennessee
Music City Grand Prix, an IndyCar race
Music City Miracle, a remarkable play in a 2000 NFL playoff game
Music City Mystique, an indoor drumline
Music City Queen, a replica showboat
Music City Queen (song), a song on Miranda Lambert's ninth studio album, Palomino
Music City Roots, a live radio and television show broadcast in the Nashville metropolitan area
Music City Soul, 2007 studio album by Beverly Knight
Music City Stars, a former expansion team in the American Basketball Association
Plaza Mariachi Music City, a tourist and entertainment center
Trinity Music City, an entertainment complex in Hendersonville, Tennessee

Other Uses

City of Music (UNESCO), an accolade awarded to a city for dedication in music
City Music, 2017 studio album by Kevin Morby
City Music Foundation, a UK organization that supports professional musicians
Maverick City Music, a contemporary worship music collective
Music City Mall (disambiguation)
Music City Stakes, a horse race in Franklin, Kentucky
Wallichs Music City, former record store in Hollywood, California

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