Self-guided audio tour of Knoxville's country music heritage

• Permanent access to this tour in English • Use of our application for Android and iOS • Offline availability of audio, maps, and geodata

• Mobile device and earphones • Meals and beverages • Transport

• Infants must be seated on an adult's lap • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

• A short stop will be made outside Mill and Mine, where information about the building's history and notable musicians who have performed there will be shared. • There will be a brief pause in front of the Melting Pot restaurant to discuss its previous role as a nightclub. • The tour includes a walk by Lonesome Dove, where you will learn about its history as a jazz club. • You'll pass by Boyd's Jig and Reel restaurant and club, where historical details related to "Stick" McGhee will be provided. • Walking past the Knoxville Visitors Center, you'll discover that the main public area also serves as a radio studio for public radio station WDVX. • A short stop is planned at Market Square, where insights into its history, ties to live music, and specific musicians will be shared. • As you walk by the Tennessee Theatre, you'll learn about its historical significance, having hosted many prominent country music artists, including Steve Earle, Merle Haggard, and the Everly Brothers. • You'll pause outside Bijou Theatre to hear about its history as Tennessee's oldest secular auditorium, which has welcomed various entertainers.