Music City, Nashville, TN (Fanfair / CMA Music Fest - every June)

100-pocket (non-refillable) 4x6 photo brag book covered in a fabric motif of realistic guitars. Trimmed with black piping. 7/8" black ribbon tie. Music City / Nashville, Tennessee embroidered on front along with a music note & guitar.

How Nashville Became Music City
In 1925, the establishment of radio station WSM and its launch of the broadcast that would be called the Grand Ole Opry further secured Nashville's reputation as a musical center and sparked its durable nickname of Music City. The Opry, still staged live every week, is America's longest-running radio show, in continuous production for 80 years. It ignited the careers of hundreds of country stars and lit the fuse for Nashville to explode into a geographic center for touring and recording. The modern-day empire of Music Row, a collection of recording studios, record labels, entertainment offices and other music-associated businesses, populates the area around 16th and 17th Avenues South. (Historical excerpt from Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau website.)