CMA Awards 2026 in Nashville: Artists to Watch, Events and Where to Stay
Country music's biggest awards ceremony reaches a milestone this November.
The 60th Annual CMA Awards take place Wednesday, November 18, 2026, at Bridgestone Arena, bringing together the performers, songwriters, producers, and musicians whose work has shaped the past year.
The nomination field has a particularly interesting balance. Ella Langley leads with nine nominations, Miranda Lambert's influence reaches well beyond her own recordings, and Lainey Wilson returns to host while competing for Entertainer of the Year. Country music veterans Brooks & Dunn will also receive a lifetime achievement honor.
For fans traveling to Nashville, the occasion extends beyond the ceremony. Bridgestone sits on Broadway, surrounded by honky-tonks, music landmarks, restaurants, and the city's downtown nightlife. Whether you've secured tickets or simply want to experience Nashville during CMA Awards week, there's plenty to build a trip around.
Here's what to know about the 2026 CMA Awards nominees, performers, tickets, and downtown events, along with a practical itinerary and advice on where to stay.
CMA Awards 2026 at a Glance
The ceremony takes place in downtown Nashville, with Lainey Wilson returning as host and the broadcast airing live on ABC and Disney+.
Detail | 2026 information |
Event | 60th Annual CMA Awards |
Date | Wednesday, November 18, 2026 |
Venue | Bridgestone Arena |
Address | 501 Broadway, Nashville, TN |
Host | Lainey Wilson |
Broadcast | ABC and Disney+ |
Next-day streaming | Hulu |
Show begins | 7 PM CT / 8 PM ET |
Arena doors | By 5:30 PM CT |
Attendees seated | By 6:45 PM CT |
Tickets | Available through Ticketmaster |
All local Nashville times throughout this guide are in Central Time.
Bridgestone Arena is at the intersection of Broadway and Fifth Avenue, close to the Ryman Auditorium, Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, and Lower Broadway's entertainment district.
That central setting is one of the advantages of attending the CMA Awards in Nashville. You can explore the city's music history during the day, return to your hotel to prepare for the ceremony, and enjoy downtown after the broadcast without arranging several separate journeys.
CMA Awards 2026 Nominees: The Artists and Stories Worth Following
The 2026 CMA Awards nominations tell a more interesting story than the numbers alone suggest.
Ella Langley appears across recording, songwriting, performance, and video categories. Miranda Lambert's contributions to Langley's work place her among the most-nominated artists, while producers such as Ben West receive recognition alongside the performers whose recordings they helped create.
The awards are determined by voting members of the Country Music Association, making the results a reflection of recognition from within the music industry rather than a public popularity vote.
Ella Langley Leads With Nine Nominations
If one artist defines this year's ballot, it's Ella Langley.
Langley leads the CMA Awards 2026 nominations with nine nominations across seven categories, including Entertainer of the Year, Female Vocalist of the Year, and Album of the Year for Dandelion.
Her songs "Be Her" and "Choosin' Texas" are both nominated for Single of the Year and Song of the Year. That's an unusual position for one artist to occupy, particularly because the categories recognize different aspects of a recording.
Single of the Year honors the finished recording, including its production and mixing, while Song of the Year recognizes the songwriting. Langley's presence twice in both categories reflects the impact of the recordings themselves and the writing behind them.
She also receives recognition for her collaboration with Morgan Wallen on "I Can't Love You Anymore" and the music video for "Choosin' Texas."
Perhaps the most interesting nomination is Entertainer of the Year. Langley joins Luke Combs, Cody Johnson, Chris Stapleton, and Lainey Wilson, performers with substantial touring and awards histories.
Her inclusion makes this category a meeting point between established headliners and an artist whose recent work has brought her into country music's highest-profile awards conversation.
Miranda Lambert's Seven Nominations Go Beyond Her Own Music
Miranda Lambert follows Langley with seven nominations, adding to a CMA career that has already brought her 70 nominations overall.
What's particularly interesting this year is how much of her recognition comes through collaboration.
Lambert shares production credits on Langley's singles "Be Her" and "Choosin' Texas" and her album Dandelion. She also co-wrote "Choosin' Texas" with Langley, Luke Dick, and Joybeth Taylor.
Her contributions demonstrate how established artists can shape another performer's work without being the voice heard on the recording.
Lambert's own music remains part of the picture. She's nominated for Female Vocalist of the Year and receives Musical Event nominations for "A Song to Sing" with Chris Stapleton and "Horses and Divorces" with Kacey Musgraves.
That combination of production, songwriting, and performance recognition illustrates the breadth of her influence in contemporary country music.
Kacey Musgraves, Ben West, and the Talent Behind the Recordings
Kacey Musgraves receives five nominations, including Album of the Year for Middle of Nowhere and Female Vocalist of the Year.
Her song "Dry Spell" appears in the Song of the Year category, while its music video receives a separate nomination. Her collaboration with Miranda Lambert on "Horses and Divorces" completes a ballot that recognizes several sides of her work.
Producer Ben West also earns five nominations, largely through his contributions to Ella Langley's recordings and collaborations involving Carly Pearce, Riley Green, and Morgan Wallen.
That deserves attention because the CMA Awards aren't exclusively about singers. Producers, engineers, songwriters, musicians, and directors contribute to the work recognized across the categories.
The Country Music Association's 2026 nomination announcement details the artists and creative professionals represented throughout the ballot.
Who Is Nominated for Entertainer of the Year?
The five nominees for Entertainer of the Year are:
Luke Combs
Cody Johnson
Ella Langley
Chris Stapleton
Lainey Wilson
It's one of the evening's most closely watched categories, particularly with Langley competing alongside four established country stars.
Cody Johnson and Chris Stapleton each have four nominations overall, while Luke Combs and Lainey Wilson have three apiece.
Stephen Wilson Jr. also earns four nominations, including Male Vocalist, New Artist, Song, and Music Video of the Year. His recognition adds another interesting dimension to the year's competition.
The number of nominations gives a sense of which artists have attracted broad recognition, but it doesn't predetermine the winners. Each category has its own voting process.
First-Time CMA Nominees Worth Knowing
Thirteen artists and music professionals receive their first CMA nominations in 2026.
Among them are Avery Anna, Carter Faith, and Emily Ann Roberts, all competing for New Artist of the Year. Muscadine Bloodline and Thelma & James receive first-time nominations in the Vocal Duo category.
The group also includes producer Ben West and Jack Antonoff, showing how the year's recognition reaches into songwriting and studio production.
An artist doesn't necessarily need to be a first-time CMA nominee to qualify for New Artist of the Year. Stephen Wilson Jr., for example, has received CMA recognition previously but remains eligible for that category.
For listeners interested in music beyond the biggest country headliners, this year's emerging artists are well worth adding to the playlist.
Brooks & Dunn to Receive the Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award
The anniversary ceremony will also honor one of country music's most influential duos.
Brooks & Dunn will receive the 2026 CMA Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing more than three decades of recordings and performances that helped define modern country music.
Since joining forces in 1990, Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn have built a catalog that includes "Neon Moon," "Boot Scootin' Boogie," "My Maria," and "Believe."
Their music helped bring country traditions to a much wider audience while remaining closely associated with the sound and culture of the genre.
The duo will receive the honor during a special tribute at the ceremony. The CMA announcement recognizing Brooks & Dunn places their career among the influential contributions celebrated by the Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award.
It's a fitting moment for the 60th ceremony, which brings newer country talent and established performers into the same evening.
Who Is Hosting and Performing at the CMA Awards 2026?
Lainey Wilson Returns as Host
Lainey Wilson returns to host the ceremony for the third consecutive year and her second consecutive year as solo host.
Wilson has become a prominent figure at the CMA Awards, moving from breakthrough recognition into major award categories while developing a substantial touring and recording career.
This year, she's nominated for Entertainer of the Year, Female Vocalist of the Year, and Single of the Year for "Somewhere Over Laredo."
Her role adds an interesting element to the ceremony. She's both guiding the evening and competing in some of its most prominent categories.
CMA Awards 2026 Performers and Presenters
The CMA Awards 2026 lineup of performers and presenters has not yet been announced.
Although several nominated artists are likely to attract attention in the lead-up to the ceremony, a nomination doesn't guarantee a performance.
The CMA Awards performers and presenters page will carry the lineup as artists and collaborations are announced.
The Brooks & Dunn lifetime achievement presentation is among the special moments already planned for the ceremony, although the complete tribute performance details have not been released.
For fans hoping to hear a particular artist live, it's worth distinguishing the televised ceremony from separately scheduled concerts around Nashville. A performer appearing on the awards ballot isn't necessarily booked for an independent show during the same week.
CMA Awards 2026 Tickets: What Attendees Need to Know
CMA Awards 2026 tickets are available through the event's Ticketmaster sales channel.
Premium hospitality packages are also offered, with options that may include upgraded seating, food and beverages, and access to additional pre- or post-show experiences.
Prices and availability depend on the selected seating or hospitality package. The CMA Awards ticket and attendee information provides the purchasing options and entry requirements.
The ceremony is a live television production, so the schedule is less flexible than a typical arena concert.
What Time Should You Arrive at Bridgestone Arena?
Doors open by 5:30 PM Central, and all attendees must be seated by 6:45 PM for the 7 PM broadcast.
Guests who haven't reached their seats by that time may be required to wait on the concourse until the first commercial break, at approximately 7:15 PM.
Plan your afternoon accordingly. A substantial late lunch or early meal makes more sense than trying to fit a conventional dinner reservation immediately before the ceremony.
The primary entrance is at the corner of Broadway and Fifth Avenue. Allow time for the crowd, security screening, and locating your seat.
Mobile Tickets and Bag Restrictions
Tickets are delivered digitally through Ticketmaster. You can access them in the Ticketmaster app or add them to a compatible mobile wallet.
Screenshots won't be accepted for entry, so have your ticket ready on your phone before reaching security.
Bags larger than 12 × 12 × 6 inches aren't permitted, and backpacks are prohibited. Smaller opaque bags may require additional X-ray screening.
If you don't need a bag, leaving it at the hotel will make entry easier.
Phones should also be silenced during the televised ceremony, and recording restrictions apply.
What Should You Wear to the CMA Awards?
The CMA Awards encourage black-tie or formal attire.
A dark suit, tuxedo, evening dress, or formal jumpsuit would be appropriate. Western-inspired elements can work beautifully with the occasion, whether that's polished boots, distinctive jewelry, or tailored clothing with a country influence.
The key is to dress for an awards ceremony rather than an ordinary night at a Broadway bar.
November evenings can be chilly, and visitors may spend time walking or waiting outdoors before entering the arena. A coat and footwear suited to downtown sidewalks will make the experience more comfortable.
For travelers exploring Nashville during awards week without attending the ceremony, dress expectations are much more relaxed. Denim, boots, and casual evening clothes are familiar sights throughout the city's live music venues.
What to Do in Nashville During CMA Awards Week
CMA Awards week offers a good opportunity to experience Nashville's music history alongside its current live performance culture.
Within a relatively compact part of downtown, visitors can explore an acclaimed music museum, tour one of the country's most recognizable concert halls, and hear working musicians performing in honky-tonks.
Each experience offers something different, so there's no need to turn the trip into a marathon of similar venues.
Explore the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum provides valuable context for the artists being celebrated at the CMA Awards.
Through instruments, costumes, recordings, photographs, and changing exhibitions, the museum traces how country music developed and how performers influenced its direction.
It's particularly rewarding during awards week, when visitors can connect the current nominees with the musicians, producers, and recordings that helped build the genre.
The museum is close to Bridgestone Arena, making it a practical choice for Wednesday morning or Thursday afternoon. Allow approximately two hours for a general visit, with additional time for special exhibitions or nearby Hatch Show Print.
The Country Music Hall of Fame's visitor information provides museum hours, admission options, and available experiences.
Spend Time at the Ryman Auditorium
The Ryman Auditorium has a very different character from Bridgestone Arena.
Its wooden pews, intimate auditorium, and long association with the Grand Ole Opry make it one of Nashville's most significant performance spaces.
A daytime tour lets visitors explore the building's history, while a ticketed show offers the experience of hearing music in the room itself.
For country music fans attending the CMA Awards, the Ryman provides a fascinating contrast between Nashville's earlier performance traditions and the scale of today's televised ceremonies.
The Countrypolitan's guide to Ryman Auditorium tours, shows, and visiting tips explains the different ways to experience the venue.
Hear Live Music on Lower Broadway
Lower Broadway is where Nashville's music scene becomes impossible to ignore.
Honky-tonks line the street, with live bands playing throughout the day and into the evening. Some venues favor traditional country, while others lean toward contemporary country, rock, or energetic party sets.
Robert's Western World is associated with a more traditional honky-tonk atmosphere, while Tootsie's Orchid Lounge is one of Broadway's most recognizable landmarks.
A useful way to experience the district is to listen to the music coming from each venue before deciding where to settle in. Different rooms can offer very different performances, even on the same evening.
The Countrypolitan's Lower Broadway honky-tonk guide offers more specific recommendations depending on the style of music and atmosphere you're after.
For ceremony attendees, Tuesday or Thursday is better suited to an extended Broadway evening. Wednesday's early arena entry leaves less room for an unhurried night out beforehand.
Experience Printer's Alley After Dark
Printer's Alley offers a different side of downtown Nashville nightlife.
The narrow historic corridor has been associated with publishing, jazz, blues, and entertainment for generations. Its smaller venues and intimate atmosphere provide a contrast to Broadway's large honky-tonks and multi-level bars.
Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar remains connected to the neighborhood's blues tradition, while nearby restaurants and cocktail bars provide places to settle in before or after a performance.
The Countrypolitan sits at Union Street beside the alley, making the neighborhood particularly convenient for hotel guests.
For visitors who want to understand its musical past as well as its present-day nightlife, the hotel's local guide to Printer's Alley explores the history, bars, and entertainment that give the district its character.
Can You Enjoy CMA Awards Week Without Tickets?
You don't need a seat inside Bridgestone Arena to enjoy being in Nashville during the CMA Awards.
The city maintains an extensive live music calendar throughout November, and several established venues have independently scheduled performances around the ceremony.
The Grand Ole Opry is one option for fans who want a ticketed country music show.
Its November 2026 performance calendar includes Grand Ole Opry shows on November 17, 19, 20, and 21.
These are separate performances at the Opry House, northeast of downtown, rather than CMA Awards events. Visitors will need transportation and individual show tickets.
Closer to the city center, Broadway's honky-tonks provide live music without requiring a large concert reservation, although venue policies and special-event cover charges can vary.
The Ryman Auditorium, smaller listening rooms, and songwriter-focused venues offer alternatives for people who prefer a seated performance or a more intimate setting.
Additional watch parties or artist appearances may be announced nearer November 18, but the trip doesn't need to depend on those possibilities. Nashville's established venues provide plenty of music even when no special CMA programming is taking place.
What to Do Before and After the CMA Awards
The biggest challenge on awards night isn't finding something to do. It's deciding how much to fit in before the broadcast.
For ticket holders, the sensible approach is to enjoy part of downtown during the morning and early afternoon, then leave enough time to prepare for the ceremony.
A visit to the Country Music Hall of Fame, a relaxed lunch, and a short walk around Broadway provide a good balance. Trying to add another full tour and an elaborate dinner reservation would make the schedule unnecessarily tight.
A comfortable afternoon matters more than squeezing in one more attraction.
After the ceremony, the situation changes. With the broadcast ending around 10 PM Central, Nashville's downtown nightlife will still be active.
Visitors looking for another energetic live music set can head toward Broadway. Those who prefer cocktails, blues, or a quieter atmosphere might explore Printer's Alley instead.
Late-night food is another consideration, especially after an early dinner. The Countrypolitan's guide to eating late near Printer's Alley covers options for visitors finishing a concert or downtown evening.
Individual kitchen hours vary, particularly midweek, so it's worth checking before heading somewhere specifically for food.
There's also nothing wrong with returning straight to the hotel. A televised ceremony can make for a long evening, and Nashville will still be there the next morning.
A CMA Awards 2026 Nashville Trip Itinerary
Although people often describe the trip as CMA Awards weekend in Nashville, the 2026 ceremony takes place on a Wednesday.
A Tuesday arrival and Thursday departure make a practical short trip. Visitors with more time can stay through Friday and Saturday to enjoy additional concerts, neighborhoods, and restaurants.
The most rewarding itinerary gives the awards their own evening without letting the ceremony consume the entire visit.
Tuesday, November 17: Arrive and Enjoy Downtown Nashville
Spend Tuesday settling into the city.
After checking in, enjoy dinner and a relaxed introduction to downtown Nashville. Staying near Printer's Alley makes it easy to explore the neighborhood's bars, restaurants, and music venues on foot.
At The Countrypolitan Bar & Kitchen, guests can enjoy Southern-inspired food, specialty cocktails, and live music without leaving the hotel.
From there, Broadway or Printer's Alley provides plenty of options for another performance.
Travelers interested in a more structured show can consider the Grand Ole Opry's November 17 performance, but that requires separate tickets and transportation.
A relatively early night is sensible if you're attending the awards. Wednesday will already have enough going on.
Wednesday, November 18: CMA Awards Day
Start with breakfast, then choose one daytime experience rather than trying to cover every downtown landmark.
The Country Music Hall of Fame is an excellent choice for an awards-centered trip. The Ryman is another option, particularly if you'd prefer a shorter tour followed by lunch.
A comfortable schedule could look like this:
Time | Suggested plan |
9–10 AM | Breakfast downtown |
10:30 AM–12:30 PM | Country Music Hall of Fame or Ryman tour |
1 PM | Lunch near Broadway |
2:30–4:30 PM | Return to the hotel, rest, and get ready |
By 5:30 PM | Arrive at Bridgestone Arena for entry |
By 6:45 PM | Be seated |
7 PM | CMA Awards ceremony begins |
After 10 PM | Optional downtown music or late-night food |
These daytime times are suggested planning allowances, not reserved museum or tour sessions.
This is where a downtown hotel becomes particularly useful.
Guests at The Countrypolitan can explore nearby attractions earlier in the day, return to their room to change into formal clothing, and walk toward Bridgestone Arena without arranging another drive through the entertainment district.
There's enough time for a memorable Nashville afternoon without spending awards night watching the clock.
Thursday, November 19: Explore Beyond the Awards
Thursday offers an opportunity to experience Nashville at a slower pace.
After breakfast or brunch, choose a neighborhood that reflects your interests.
The Gulch has restaurants, boutiques, and a more contemporary shopping atmosphere. East Nashville offers record stores, independent businesses, and vintage shops, while 12 South is particularly enjoyable for a leisurely afternoon of browsing.
If you didn't visit the Ryman or Country Music Hall of Fame on Wednesday, Thursday is a good opportunity to do so.
The evening can be devoted to another live music experience, whether that's a Grand Ole Opry performance or a smaller venue closer to downtown.
For first-time visitors, The Countrypolitan's downtown Nashville itinerary offers additional ideas for combining cultural attractions with restaurants and local exploring.
Friday and Saturday: Turn the Trip Into a Long Weekend
Visitors staying beyond Thursday have room to experience a different side of Nashville.
Friday could include a neighborhood shopping trip, a music-history attraction, and a concert. Saturday might be reserved for brunch, a longer excursion, or a performance at a venue you haven't visited.
The Nashville live music calendar is useful for identifying performances according to your dates and musical preferences.
For couples, an intimate restaurant and a seated show may be more appealing than another busy night on Broadway. Friends traveling together may prefer rooftop bars, dancing, and larger music venues.
The extra days give the trip room to develop beyond one televised event.
Where to Stay for the CMA Awards in Nashville
Choosing where to stay for the CMA Awards comes down largely to how you want to spend the hours surrounding the ceremony.
Bridgestone Arena is downtown, so visitors attending the event benefit from accommodation that makes getting ready, arriving on time, and returning afterward straightforward.
Staying close also means you can enjoy restaurants and live music before or after awards night without repeatedly traveling between downtown and another part of Nashville.
The Countrypolitan: A Music-Inspired Stay Near Bridgestone Arena
At 315 Union Street beside Printer's Alley, The Countrypolitan provides a particularly appealing base for a country music-focused visit.
The boutique Hotel Indigo property has guest rooms and suites with interiors influenced by Nashville's musical heritage. Artwork and design details reference the Countrypolitan era, when country music embraced more elaborate arrangements and a polished, metropolitan sound.
It's a fitting connection for a trip centered on the CMA Awards, where contemporary country artists share recognition with musicians whose work has shaped the genre over decades.
The location has a practical advantage, too. Bridgestone Arena, the Ryman Auditorium, Broadway, and downtown restaurants are within walking distance, allowing guests to enjoy much of the central city without relying on a car.
On awards day, you can return to your room after sightseeing, change into formal clothes, and head toward the arena with time to spare.
Afterward, the evening can continue in Printer's Alley or at the hotel's own bar and restaurant.
Live music takes place nightly at The Countrypolitan, giving guests another way to experience Nashville's working musicians without leaving the property. The hotel's music and dining experiences reflect that connection between accommodation and the city's entertainment culture.
The advantage isn't simply being near Bridgestone. It's having a downtown base where the music, dining, and atmosphere remain part of the stay once the ceremony is over.
Explore The Countrypolitan's rooms and suites when planning your November visit.
Getting Around Nashville During CMA Awards Week
Downtown Nashville is compact enough to explore many major attractions on foot.
Bridgestone Arena, the Ryman Auditorium, Lower Broadway, and Printer's Alley all sit within the central entertainment district, while the Country Music Hall of Fame is nearby.
For attractions farther away, including the Grand Ole Opry House, visitors will generally need a car or rideshare.
Awards night calls for more planning. The live production brings additional security, concentrated pedestrian traffic, and the possibility of temporary street restrictions around Bridgestone Arena.
Check the Bridgestone Arena event information for venue details and available parking arrangements.
If you're staying downtown, walking may be easier than navigating event traffic or arranging a rideshare immediately after the broadcast. Still, allow extra time for security barriers and pedestrian routes.
The main thing is to arrive comfortably ahead of the seating deadline rather than counting on an ordinary Wednesday's traffic conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions About the CMA Awards 2026
When Are the CMA Awards in 2026?
The 60th Annual CMA Awards take place Wednesday, November 18, 2026, at Bridgestone Arena. The live ceremony begins at 7 PM Central, corresponding to 8 PM Eastern.
Who Is Hosting the CMA Awards 2026?
Lainey Wilson returns for her third consecutive year hosting the awards and her second consecutive year as solo host. She's also nominated for Entertainer of the Year, Female Vocalist, and Single of the Year.
Who Has the Most CMA Awards Nominations in 2026?
Ella Langley leads with nine nominations, followed by Miranda Lambert with seven. Kacey Musgraves and producer Ben West each have five nominations.
Who Is Performing at the CMA Awards 2026?
The 2026 performer and presenter lineup has not yet been announced. Brooks & Dunn will receive the Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award during a special tribute, but the complete performance lineup remains to be released.
Can the Public Buy CMA Awards 2026 Tickets?
Yes. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster using the CMA Awards ticketing page. Premium hospitality packages are also offered, with availability and pricing depending on the selected experience.
What Time Should You Arrive at Bridgestone Arena?
Doors open by 5:30 PM Central, and attendees must be seated by 6:45 PM. The ceremony begins at 7 PM, and late arrivals may need to wait until the first commercial break before taking their seats.
What Should You Wear to the CMA Awards?
The event encourages black-tie or formal attire. Polished western-inspired details can complement formal clothing, but ordinary casual bar attire isn't the recommended dress for the televised ceremony.
Is CMA Awards Week Worth Visiting Without Tickets?
Yes, especially for country music fans interested in Nashville's broader live music scene. Broadway's honky-tonks, the Ryman Auditorium, Country Music Hall of Fame, and separately ticketed Opry shows provide worthwhile experiences even without entry to the ceremony.
Where Should You Stay for the CMA Awards in Nashville?
Downtown Nashville is convenient for visitors attending Bridgestone Arena and planning to enjoy nearby music venues and restaurants. The Countrypolitan offers boutique accommodation beside Printer's Alley, with the arena, Broadway, and Ryman Auditorium within walking distance.
Make the CMA Awards Part of a Nashville Getaway
The 60th Annual CMA Awards bring together several generations of country music talent, from performers with decades of success to artists receiving some of the most significant recognition of their careers.
Ella Langley's nominations, Miranda Lambert's creative contributions, Lainey Wilson's return as host, and the Brooks & Dunn tribute give the 2026 ceremony plenty of reasons to capture fans' attention.
But Nashville offers just as much to enjoy outside Bridgestone Arena. Leave room for a Ryman visit, a favorite song played live on Broadway, and an evening exploring the music history around Printer's Alley.
Make the CMA Awards part of a longer Music City experience.
Book your stay at The Countrypolitan and enjoy downtown Nashville's music, restaurants, and entertainment within easy reach.
