Lower Broadway today barely resembles the one where icons like Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson performed. And it's gearing ...

The beer halls were too noisy for acoustic instruments and too small for the big dance bands that played ... It was called honky-tonk.

Though he may have resembled one of the most famous musicians of all time, The Honky Tonk Man would be the first person to tell you that Elvis Presley couldn’t shine his shoes, both in the ring ...

Nashville's Lower Broadway has transformed from a row of pawn shops and run-down bars to a bustling tourist destination filled with celebrity-backed honky-tonks. The influx of tourism and ...