Enjoy New Year’s Eve in Nashville With a Pub Crawl
We all love to bring in the New Year with a bang. There’s no better place to celebrate it than Nashville, the city of music. If you’re looking for something out of the ordinary this New Year’s Eve, why not take part in the Honky Tonk Pub Crawl and enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime night out?
Why Do A Pub Crawl Around Nashville?
Nashville is a party town that’s alive with musical fun every night of the week. But when it comes to New Year’s Eve, we take that legendary status to the next level. Every major honky-tonk around town will be alive with great country music and revelers having a blast as they count down to 2023.
Pub crawls are a fun way to get an introduction to Nashville’s vibrant nightlife and party culture. Whether you sign up for Next Year’s Honky Tonk Pub Crawl or create your own adventure, you’ll see some of the most popular bars, hear great live music and have the chance to mix and mingle with locals and tourists alike. You’re sure to have a rollicking good time!
Rules for Pub Crawls
The key to a successful and safe pub crawl is to follow some simple rules of etiquette. Here are some of the basics:
- Plan your itinerary in advance.
- Take it slow and have a drink only at one bar at a time. There will be plenty of time for more – enjoy the atmosphere.
- Divide into groups if you’re doing a pub crawl with friends.
- Be courteous to the others who are enjoying the nightlife.
- Don’t drive – there are lots of alternatives.
- Tipping your bartender is a must after every drink.
Nashville’s Best Bars
Nashville is home to more than 100 bars, so there’s a lot for you to choose from when you plan your pub crawl. Some of the best spots include:
| Venue | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Bobby’s Idle Hour | Midtown | This classic honky-tonk is a favorite with locals and is popular for its cheap beer, cheap eats and live local music. |
| The 5 Spot | East Nashville | This neighborhood dive bar features live entertainment 7 nights a week and reasonably priced craft beers. |
| Tin Roof Broadway | Broadway | Popular for its live music, good food and full bar, Tin Roof offers the chance to mingle with a large crowd and serve up a few drinks. |
Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge: www.tootsies.net/
This is one of the oldest honky-tonks around and is still packing them in every night. The legendary Tootsie’s is known for its live bands and locals who hang out. A must-stop on any pub crawl.
Robert’s Western World: www.robertswesternworld.com/
A famous (and infamous) dive bar on Broadway, Robert’s is known for its cheap beer, even cheaper food and live rockabilly music.
The Annex: www.theannexnashville.com/
An East Nashville hot spot, The Annex is one of the city’s most popular bars with a selection of craft beers and cocktails. There’s no cover charge most nights so it’s an affordable spot to complete your pub crawl.
Safety Precautions For Your Pub Crawl
Plan Ahead:
Before you set out on your pub crawl, make sure you have an itinerary in place so that you know which route you’re going to take and which bars you plan to visit.
Stay In Control:
Take it slow and don’t overindulge. Remember – your pub crawl will last all night so make sure you don’t drink more than you can handle. Take a break in between each bar if you need to.
Stay Together:
If you’re doing your pub crawl with friends, make sure you stay together so that no one is left behind. You’ll have more fun if you stay as a group.
New Year’s Eve at Honky Tonk Pub Crawl
If you want to join an organized pub crawl on New Year’s Eve this year, Tennessee is offering its original Bar Open Bar Pass for Nashville’s Honky-Tonk Pub Crawl on December 31, 2023. You’ll have exclusive access to nine venues with live music, drink specials, and no cover charges.
“This is the perfect way to ring in 2023 in Nashville Style! Join us as we party away and explore the best downtown Nashville bars! We look forward to seeing you there,” said Tyler Smith, Manager at Honky Tonk Pub Crawl.
“It promises to be an unforgettable night as attendees party in some of Nashville’s well-known destinations while they usher in 2023 in style,” Smith added.
“Doors open at 8 PM, so it’s best to sign up early because space is expected to go quickly,” concluded Smith. For more information about Tennessee’s original Bar Open Bar Pass for 2023’s Honky-Tonk Pub Crawl, including policies and prices, please visit the official tour page here.
Other Nashville Activities To Check Out On New Year’s Eve
“Aside from our pub crawl there are plenty of other great activities happening around town on New Year’s Eve,” said Smith.
“Nashville is home to tons of great live music — we’ve got everything from indie rock shows to classic swing bands that will be performing around town — and not just in bars and pubs,” he said.
“You can also find celebrations happening at art galleries, museums and bowling alleys if that’s more your speed,” Smith added.
“It’s sure to be an amazing night out there no matter what type of activity you choose,” he added.
Preparing For Your Holiday In Nashville
“Before heading out for your night on the town it’s important to plan ahead,” suggested Smith.
“Make sure you have comfortable shoes — we all know how painful those heels can be after a few hours — and check the weather – it can be unbearably hot or humid depending on the time of year you come,” he added.
“But in the end, it’s all about having fun! And that’s why we love Nashville: it’s always guaranteed to be a great time! So come join us this New Year’s Eve for an unforgettable night out!” concluded Smith.
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