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LIVE MUSIC DESTINATIONS
For music lovers of all kinds, here’s our guide to where to play, listen and save!
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| Hotels From $76 |
| “I’m not sure, but I’m almost positive, that all music comes from New Orleans” – Ernie K-Doe. From day to night, enjoy brass bands, street parades, funk artists, and everything in between. |
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| Hotels From $62 |
| Nashville is called “Music City” for a reason. This city is home to unique dive bars, fancy symphony halls, and some of the best country music joints in the U.S. |
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| Hotels From $100 |
| Don’t miss out on Austin, where you’ll find world famous music festivals, mouth-watering restaurants with local artist performances, and plenty of ways to “Keep Austin Weird”. |
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| Hotels From $60 |
| Some of the biggest names in music history have graced the stages of Detroit before they were famous. Who knows? Maybe you’ll see the next future Bob Dylan or Eminem! |
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| Hotels From $95 |
| Live music, classic concert halls and typical American eats no matter where you find yourself, Cleveland offers a unique music venue for everyone. |
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| Hotels From $109 |
| Portland offers live music hot spots combined with your choice of bohemian ambiance, dancing, art shows and food fairs. You name it, Portland has found a way to make it eclectic. |
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| Hotels From $102 |
| Is it any surprise that the city that gave us Jimi Hendrix and Nirvana also gives us some of the best live music venues in the country? From laid-back to high end, from grunge to classical, Seattle has it all. |
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| Hotels From $73 |
| Known as the home to blues, visit the city’s famous “Beale Street” for nearly 2 miles of venues where you can indulge in music history, live blues bands, and southern goodies to snack on. |
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