Brooklyn Bowl Nashville

Such a fun venue! I went for the Zach Fox show and the vibes were everything. The space is perfect for a curated, high-energy experience, and the crowd matched the energy all night. Unfortunately, the server at the restaurant was very short with us and not helpful at all, which was disappointing. That said, it didn’t take away from the overall experience. Definitely plan ahead for parking—the lot across the street was $45 for 12 hours. Also be prepared to stand most of the night unless you upgrade to VIP. Overall, I loved the space and will definitely be back for other events.

Almost every time I have been to Nashville has been (shouldn’t be surprising) for music. It is indeed the music capital of the US and Brooklyn Bowl Nashville has been a great part of the experience for me. I’ve caught multiple shows at the venue and would be a regular if I actually lived in the area. My favorite part of the atmosphere are the clowns taken from an old arcade game, Down the Clown. I also enjoy that it’s a smaller venue, better for a less crowded or overwhelming show. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing Larkin Poe, Leah Kate, and Jess Glynne perform at this venue. If you haven’t gotten here for a show, you should. One of these days, I’m going to actually bowl there, too, haha.

Exceeded expectations in every regard. Great staff fantastic space well decorated the venue area great lighting and top notch sound. The place was clean and easy to navigate. Parking is close but prices pretty outlandish and they are intentionally vague about their rules so they can overcharge you. Be careful. This in no way effects my high marks for the Brooklyn Bowl! Nashville's parking is horrible and predatory and is my biggest negative overall on the whole city.

Awesome venue! The space is beautiful and clean. Bowling was fun, the concert was great, and the food and drinks were delicious! Every staff member we talked to was extremely kind and helpful. I have no complaints! 😊💖

We traveled to Nashville to see a favorite band at this venue. We were not disappointed. My husband is ADA and needs to have a place to sit. When we asked, we were escorted to a nice spot near the front of the stage with stools to sit on. The sound was fabulous which can be a challenge in some venues (especially those with a bowling alley in them). Obviously, there is no bowling during the show, but what a neat place. Oh, we were able to watch football next door at the brewery before the show. Win-win!