The Basement East

Down the cross streets on the opposite side of the road

You can always reserve a table by calling the venue or emailing via the contact page on the site.

They won't let you use your school ID for alcohol, but that *should* be sufficient to do will call for your tickets (assuming it's a picture ID)

This show moved to Marathon Music Works. They should be able to accommodate you.

Just general admission. There usually seats depending on crowd size, but if you need assistance the staff will get you a seat!

Nah, you don't have to be 21.

Yes. You might be able to obtain that by asking at the box office prior to the show. It's definitely worth a shot. The staff is friendly and courteous. You might actually call before the show to inquire as well.

If it is all ages than yes you and your sister would be able to attend without parents. They do serve alcohol but it is an event and concert space and not like a traditional bar.

You can go in and out. I doubt they will let you bring chairs inside. That could become a safety hazard. The parking lot is right there if you wanted to set up chairs by your car and tailgate pre-show that would probably be fine. It's paid parking through Metropolis, I believe. Call the box office if you need to sit for an accessibility reason. You might be able to work something out with them.

I'm inclined to say 18+ means 18+, accompanied by a parent or not, but that's probably a question that will have to answered by someone associated with the venue.

When I went just ID. No masks. But call since virus got worse since then.

If just one act by 11 at the latest.

Honestly, as a local, if you stay within 5 miles-ish you should be alright. Our police are a little more focused on keeping trouble where visitors and tourists don't have to worry so much. My rule of thumb is to never stay some where with a color or number, but I also have to retract that statement because I came to Atlanta for a show and the Motel 6 downtown is pretty good for the price. Just do your research. Uber isn't too expensive in Nashville either, unless you're visiting on a weekend or if a HUGE event going on. Music scene is great though. Hope this helps! Enjoy your trip!

No. They turn you back unless it's a correct Federal license.

I think you should be able to get in with an adult as long as you don't try to buy alcohol. Make sure you bring ID with you

They check the person that purchased the tickets.

There are a few places within sight that are free, but they fill up quickly, the bank across the street is one of them, just don't block the ATM access.

If you buy VIP, a ticket is typically inclided

Yes

David, I would love to help you, but I'm not really sure how I received this request. I have been to Basement East twice in 5 years... both to see Hayes Carll. It's a great venue, but I suggest you contact them directly. Regardless, I hope you have a great evening!

Yes, unless it's an all ages gig.

It's in Nashville so I'm sure there are a plethora of hotel options very near by at different price points.

That completely depends on the band, the crowd, and the levels of drunkenness!

Probably should ask them instead of a Google forum that they will never see.

Yes, I too bought tickets thru their website, & it was so convenient.

The specific show will state the age range. They will check IDs at the door and give you a bracelet if you are 21.

They don't play the music, Artists of all different genres come there and play.

Parking lot right beside venue

Ask the front desk when you get in... They might let leave it behind the counter

When?