The soundtrack for NASHVILLE features songs by the cast including Connie Britton, Hayden Panettiere, Charles Esten and more.

producer T-Bone Burnett For the first season, "Midas touch" producer T-Bone Burnett, Khouri's husband, was Executive Music Producer and shared scoring duties with Keefus Green. Burnett was heavily involved in the production of songs for the show.

Live music can be seen and heard every day and night of the week in Nashville. The world-famous honky tonks, located on Broadway, offer free live music 365 days a year.

Grand Ole Opry Show Admission Ticket in Nashville Experience the thrill of a live concert at Nashville's premier country music stage, the world-renowned Grand Ole Opry.

From 2012 to 2018 he was part of the main cast of Nashville, starring as Deacon Claybourne. He has also contributed to the soundtracks as both a singer and songwriter. He co-wrote "I Know How to Love You Now" with Deana Carter, which was featured in the season 3 premiere.

There was only one problem: Britton's real voice would be used on the show. And that made the actress very nervous. “I grew up singing,” Britton reveals. “My mother was a music teacher and I trained for [musicals] in drama school.

There are several factors that contribute to Nashville's popularity, from its thriving economy to its vibrant culture. One of the primary drivers of Nashville's growth is its strong economy. The city has become a hub for several industries, including healthcare, music, and tourism.

The world-famous honky tonks, located on Broadway, offer free live music 365 days a year. And with more than 180 music venues around town ranging from large arenas and concert halls to small clubs and featuring nearly every genre of music, it's easy to see why this is the city that “music calls home.”

Lower Broadway The bars on Lower Broadway are the top attraction in Nashville for good reason. Walk down Broadway between the Bridgestone Arena and the River, and you'll see that Music City lives up to its name with an incredible level of musicianship spilling out of the windows of the Nashville Broadway bars.

Tootsie's Orchid Lounge is one of the most famous bars in Nashville that has hosted famous customers like Willie Nelson and Patsy Cline. Nudie's Honky Tonk is another famous bar that is named after one of the most famous costume designers for Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, and other celebrities.

Rayna has been portrayed by actress Connie Britton since the series' pilot episode, which aired on October 10, 2012. Britton, who does her own singing in the series, as do many of its other cast members, received critical acclaim for her performance as Rayna.

All of the actors on the show are really singing. Want a place on my album? You can have it! I'm really sorry. '" (The original songs on the show are all written by Nashville-based singer-songwriters.)

All of the actors on the show are really singing. In fact, Connie Britton, who plays Rayna James, once told Jimmy Kimmel that she feels guilty about her country music success, saying "I walk around Nashville just apologizing to all the amazing country singers.

Rayna James – Reba McEntire/Faith Hill At the beginning of the series, the Rayna James character took on the (somewhat) real-life narrative of Faith Hill.

Founded in 1806, Nashville has been home to presidents, played a role in the Civil Rights movement, been a hotbed of musical history, and even claimed a place in pop culture. Take in Nashville's history at the many art museums, festivals, tours, and historical sites around town.

The New York Times recently included the city on its list of “52 Places to Go.” In addition to the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Grand Ole Opry, Nashville offers trendy shopping, live music venues and an up-and-coming food scene. It also boasts heritage architecture, fine art and a unique culture.