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Music City Crawler

Join our nashville party bike & pedal bar in tennessee.

• Private Parties Available

Pedal Pub Tour in Nashville

Discover the hottest bars in Music City on a pedal bike pub crawl down Nashville’s legendary Honky Tonk Row!

• Users Ages 21+
• Users Up to 15 people
• Hour Glass 1 hour 30 min

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About music city crawler.

The Music City Crawler is a 15-passenger Nashville party bike. Your ride is one hour and thirty minutes with drink specials from our honky-tonk partners. We offer private or individual seats for your fun experience in Music City. Perfect for any occasion, we are known for the best prices in town and for being the only place where veterans and brides pedal FREE! Book your bach pedal and more online with us today!

Pedal Through Our Nashville Party Bike Reviews

Super fun experience! Great music and fun bar stops. Brett and Blake were great! Made the experience super fun. Would 10/10 do this again. Perfect for bachelorette parties or birthdays.

Six of us all in our 50’s ventured on a pedal bike crawler! We had a total blast. Otis was our driver and Jamie our bartender. We lucked out and rode with another fun couple. Great outing!

Jamie and Rachel were the best guides! They made everything so fun and made the trip such a great time! If you have the option definitely choose them!

Hunter and Maggie were awesome. Had great energy and were super fun to hang out with! We had a ton of fun - we had a private bike for a friend's 40th and it was a blast!

Group of 12 friends visiting Nashville's sites & sounds. This was a great fun time and highly recommend. Not hard to peddle and lots of laughs. Steely & Ben where great hosts!

It was the BEST thing we did while visiting Nashville! I wish I could remember our driver and servers names because they were amazing! Definitely recommend!

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Nashville's Hidden Gems E-Bike Tour

Downtown walking tour & ice cream, e-bike & kayak adventure tour, neighborhood food tour on e-bikes, follow in the footsteps of country music stars and grammy winners, connect with our local tour agency for a unique tour of downtown nashville, tn.

There’s so much to see, do and experience when you’re visiting historic Nashville, TN. Soak up all of the amazing culture and music when you book a guided Nashville tour with Music City Adventure Company. Our local tour agency offers small group walking and e-bike tours of downtown Nashville and the surrounding neighborhoods.

Our e-bike tours are a great way to see the city without wearing out your legs or being stuck in a car. For a slightly more relaxed experience, try our downtown walking tour.

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Whether you want a guided Nashville tour to take the stress off your shoulders or you want to pave your own way, we’ve got you covered. We offer:

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From Shelby Park to Music Row, our local tour guides will be happy to show you the beauty of Nashville. Plus, our e-bike tours are customizable. To learn more about our guided tour and rental options, contact us today.

What sets our tour agency apart?

Don’t settle for a generic group tour that only scratches the surface of Nashville. Choose our local tour agency for a more private and personal experience. We keep group sizes small, with a typical group of eight to ten people. We’ll also customize your tour upon request and pay attention to the little details. That way, you’re sure to have a unique experience during your tour.

Ready to book a food tour or personalized e-bike tour with us? Call 615-398-1946 now to get started.

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Why people believe in us

Our tour guide Justin was awesome. He was very knowledgeable about Nashville and took us off the beaten path to share some history. We had the pleasure of riding Elvis and Reba! Both of our first times on an e-bike and we really enjoyed it. We’d highly recommend this tour.

Matt Peterson

Justin was an amazing guide. We felt super safe with him navigating the streets and offering plenty of hand signals and anticipatory information. Great way to see the city and learn. Highly recommend!

Erin Woodbury

A fun bike tour of Nashville. Justin was great. We covered a lot of ground and saw parts of the city we wouldn’t have normally. Felt very safe navigating city streets and traffic with Justin’s lead.

Tom Callahan

What a great time we had! Highly recommend Justin’s bike tour. You will see Nashville parks, charming neighborhoods, local small businesses and sights.

Justice was awesome and had good knowledge of the area. Tour meeting location was easy to get to (by car). Tour stops and sites were great and the E-bikes were a nice , fun, and easy way to see areas of Nashville that you may not get to see.

Sandra Pitts

Bikes were a great way to see all the cool neighborhoods, parks and attractions without to walking. Our tour guide/owner,  Justin was fun, easy going & knows his BBQ! We all left happy! He made it seem like he might have been having fun too!

Laurie Crutchfield

James Shilney

1305 Clinton Street, 

Nashville, TN 37203

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Nashville Bike Tour with Local Guides

• Great for first-time visitors—pass some of Nashville’s most popular areas
• A guide keeps your group riding at a comfortable pace for all
• Learn about the history and culture of Nashville as you go 
• All equipment and bottled water included with this Nashville bike tour
• See itinerary
• 2.5-Hour Guided Bicycle Tour of Nashville
• Experience Nashville's neighborhoods including Germantown, Downtown, Marathon Village, and the Gulch
• Possibility of a pit stop to try a hot chocolate, fresh squeezed lemonade, or a local brew
• Local/Professional Guide
• Use of Bicycle and Helmet
• Complimentary Bottled Water
• 934 Jefferson St, Nashville, TN 37208, USA Tours start at Green Fleet Bike Shop, 934 Jefferson St, Nashville, TN 37208. We are just north of downtown. This is just a quick walk, shuttle or ride share from the heart of the city.
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• Minimum age is 13 years
• Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 25 travelers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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• You'll start at 934 Jefferson St 934 Jefferson St, Nashville, TN 37208, USA Tours start at Green Fleet Bike Shop, 934 Jefferson St, Nashville, TN 37208. We are just north of downtown. This is just a quick walk, shuttle or ride share from the heart of the city. See address & details
• Pass by Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Ryman Auditorium Tennessee State Capitol Green Fleet Bikes
• You'll return to the starting point

• FrankC3757 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great and Easy tour of the City Had a great tour with Austin as our tour guide who is the owner. He was very friendly and knowledgeable. Shared some great stories and interesting facts along the way. It was great way to see many of the key sites and neighbourhoods of Nashville. We did the e-bike two hour tour. Read more Written April 28, 2024
• Bob M 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great Intro to the City Our tour guide, Austin, was very friendly and had lots of information about Nashville. He made sure we were all comfortable on our bikes and that we stayed together on the ride. The stops were well thought out, they introduced us to several different districts of the city. His dining and entertainment recommendations were spot on. I would recommend this tour to anyone visiting Nashville. Read more Written November 12, 2023
• D5462FGjosephc 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Green Fleet Bike Tour We had a 1pm eBike tour scheduled on Saturday and I was asked by Austin on Thursday (2 days before) to change the time to 9:30am. I had to switch another tour, but the time worked out. We met Matt and he was very informative, professional and knowledgeable. He kept everyone involved and comfortable. Really great guy. Read more Written October 29, 2023
• nancylW5050RF 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fun way to see new sights in Nashville on an e-bike tour We've lived in Nashville for 1.5 years and decided to explore the city to get new insights. This tour was fun, informative and relaxing. The e-bike makes it easy to navigate the hills. Austin is a wonderful guide with an easy manner and interesting stories about the history and places. We especially enjoyed Fisk Univ, Union Station and Bi-Centennial Park. Btw there is parking behind the bike shop and you don't need to bring anything. Water, helmet, etc. are provided. Read more Written July 28, 2023
• get2harris 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great experience Austin was very friendly and helpful. Would definitely rent from GFB again. My only complaint would be the small bags to store your personal items. A basket would be better. It was hot as Hades while we were there and we could only fit one bottle of water in each bag. LOL Read more Written July 17, 2023
• Amy P 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great tour! We had a wonderful time on this bike tour of Nashville. It was filled with great history and information about the city. We explored several neighborhoods and really had a nice time. It was definitely a highlight of our trip! Read more Written June 19, 2023
• agbtravels2023 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic Bike Tour The information was entertaining, the ride was refreshing, and the guide was considerate and thoughtful. Read more Written May 9, 2023
• dlc2963 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles My young 83 1/2yr old mom Great start to our 4 day holiday in beautiful Nashville. Austin was knowledgable, funny, patient and kind. My mom is 83 1/2 and loved the ride. It is perfect for everyone, any age :) Read more Written May 8, 2023
• Joshua N 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Excellent bike rental !! We rented bikes from these guys and had a great ride in Nashville- Tyler was just superb and the bikes were great and the experience made our trip. Special mention to the bike cat! Read more Written February 20, 2023
• GAS030279 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Great way to see the city !! Tour is listed as 2-2.5 hrs. Ours ran 3 hours. I’d rather the guide commit in advance to how long it will be (we had other plans afterwards). Historical info was great but suggest keep political opinions out of it entirely. I just wanted to have a fun day and learn about the city. Read more Written October 30, 2022
• P2265KZcarol 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Bike Tour Guide Austin did a great job of mixing in some great history of the area. Knew a lot about the civil war and the surrounding area. Read more Written October 18, 2022
• RKTrip1 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Best bike tour of Nashville This is the best bicycle tour of Nashville! The equipment is top notch and the guides are awesome. We set off on a 2.5 hour tour after the staff fitted our group of 8 (riders of all levels) with bicyles and made sure we were comfortable. Our tour leader, Austin, was fantastic. He has deep knowledge of Nashville history and a great sense of humor. We toured well-known sites and some off-the-beaten path locations. When we were done, Austin shared many tips about restaurants and music venues and happily answered our other questions about Nashville. Can’t recommend the Green Fleet bicycle tour highly enough! T Read more Written October 8, 2022
• jdurso1 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great shop and bike tour! Shop and staff are great, very friendly and attentive. Matt was an awesome bike tour leader, and 'business' was an awesome cat/greeter! Would def recommend!! Read more Written October 3, 2022
• David P 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Nashville Bike Ride Two friends and I rented bikes to cruise around Nashville and get some exercise. Greet Fleet made that super easy and fun. Easy online reservations. Great staff at the shop who not only got us on our way quickly but also gave great advice on where to go. The bikes were good quality. The almost 20 mile run was cool. Bike lanes in Nashville are nice although the ride is much better once you hit the greenway and can ride sans traffic and crowds. Highly recommend! Read more Written September 18, 2022
• joshbell198 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles The best part of our trip The people working here made our visit to Nashville. They were the most kind and friendly people we met. Read more Written September 13, 2022

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Nashville Bike Tour with Local Guides provided by Green Fleet Bikes

As of April 1st, no more BYOB. We stock a large variety of drinks for your convenience

NASHVILLE PARTY BIKE

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• Hour Glass Duration: 1 hour and 45 minutes
• Users Age Requirements: All passengers must be 21+ with a valid photo ID.
• User Private Rides: To book a private ride, find a time slot with 15 available seats, THEN indicate how many riders you will have. Private rides may hold 15 people.
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The Sprocket Rocket Downtown Nashville Party Bike Tour

Enjoy a unique party bike ride through downtown Nashville on our half bike, half bar – ALL fun machine! Our Nashville party bike tours include driver, electric assist motor, party lights, centrally-located Downtown Nashville headquarters, top-notch customer service. Routes are not guaranteed but you can generally expect a trip that includes loopty loops around Lower Broadway and its surrounding streets.

Sprocket Rocket is not only the best Party Bike and Tavern Tour in Nashville, but also the easiest to pedal!  That 30% boost is a game-changer, allowing us to pedal for longer than any other pedal bike downtown!

WE ARE NASHVILLE’S #1 PARTY BIKE AND TAVERN TOUR!

Our party bikes blends the fun of music, laughter, and camaraderie, as our guests pedal together and see to iconic spots and local favorites of Nashville. Whether celebrating with friends on a private tour (perfect for bachelor and bachelorette parties, team events, birthdays or any special occasion) or making new friends on a public tour, our Pedal Party Bike promises an inclusive atmosphere where the rhythm of the bike mirrors the city’s musical soul, turning every pedal into a party on wheels, offering an unparalleled way to dive into Nashville’s culture, history, and nightlife.

How Sprocket Rocket Party Bike Works

• Show up and buy drinks at our location or pre-order when booking.
• Ice, and coolers are provided on every bike along with an experienced driver who will play nothing but the hits while you pedal around town.
• We make ONE stop at the halfway point of your ride. We want you to enjoy the pedaling experience instead of bar crawling around town.

What to Bring on your Nashville Bike Bar Tour

• Everyone must bring an ID. Riders without an ID will not be allowed to ride.
• We make it easy by allowing you to pre-order drinks when booking or purchase them by the case or individually when you arrive at our location. No need to bring anything.

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Participated in this as part of a bachelorette party and we all had an absolute blast! Our driver Allison and bartender Abby were amazing. Allison's enthusiasm was so contagious and the drinking games were awesome! Make sure to request Allison and Abby if you book!

Rocket party bike turned out to be the highlight of our trip to Nashville! We had So! Much! Fun! with driver Allison and sidekick Caroline. Love them and hope to do it again someday!

Did this party bike toward the end of our Nashville visit when everyone was on their last leg. I didn’t think everyone would rally but Geoff got everyone going and it might have been the best part of the weekend. This is such a fun activity to do, a Nashville must. Definitely do it!

If you’re in Nashville, and you’re looking to do something incredibly fun then this is the event for you. The time booked is an hour and a half and includes boarding, familiarizing yourself with the rules, and a 15 minute break in the middle of the ride. Our driver was Allison, and our bartender was Jenna. They were absolutely incredible and made the ride incredibly fun. If you have the opportunity I would ask for them by name. During the ride you will play several drinking games. Interact with the other riders and people on the street. Listen to great music, act a little foolish and have a great time. Your time will be enhanced if you try to participate as much as possible. Try your best to have fun because, remember, that’s why you’re there. We booked to ride with people we never met and at the end of the trip made great friends. We would do this again in a heartbeat. It was well worth what we paid to book the ride, and the drivers were well worth what we tipped them. Excellent time I would easily give this 10 stars out of five.

This was the highlight of our trip. Allison was our driver and her energy was contagious! We had THE best time! Don’t miss this 1.5 hours of absolute joy and fun! Make sure to request Allison, you will not be disappointed!

This was my 1st pedal wagon experience, and I think doing it in Nashville was such a great idea! There’s such an upbeat and energetic vibe in all of Nashville, so pair that with drinking, music, and friends, and anything will be fun! Our driver and bartender (McKenna and Dani) were fantastic! Awesome guides; excellent music; terrific attitudes! They clearly understood the assignment, and made the ride fun with drinking games and again, good music! We were all so sad when the experience was over. I’d definitely do this again!!

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Nashville BAR BIKE TOURS

Private or Public Tours Available Experience Nashville in style! Reserve your private beer bike tour for 4 to 15 passengers, or just grab a couple of seats for a fun night! This tour is perfect for birthday celebrations, bachelor parties, bachelorette parties, corporate outings, and team-building exercises. The pedal bike tour includes a local tavern stop. Individual prices starting at $35 and private tours starting at $350

Nashville PARTY BIKE TOURS

Private or Public Tours Available Experience Nashville in style! Reserve your private beer bike tour for 4 to 15 passengers, or just grab a couple of seats for a fun night! This tour is perfect for birthday celebrations, bachelor parties, bachelorette parties, corporate outings, and team-building exercises. The pedal bike tour includes a local tavern stop. Individual prices starting at $35 and private tours starting at $350.

Nashville SPECIAL EVENTS

Make your next special event, or party, a Party Bike party! From Bachelorette parties to birthday parties, the Nashville Bar bike takes your ole’ boring events and adds excitement and fun like no other! Sip, pedal, and ride your way into special memories you’ll never forget.

PARTY BIKE PRICING

With the best prices on Bar Bike tours in Nashville, we’ll give you an unforgettably good time without breaking the bank! Whether you’re looking for something to do in Nashville, a way to spice up your special event, or to just take in the sites, the  Nashville Bar Bike  is the #1 answer for public or private party bike tours! Come help us pedal! Taverns and pubs will not be skipped!

INDIVIDUAL SEATS

STARTING AT $35

Hop on and cruise by yourself or with a couple of friends! We bring the music and the ice, you party and pedal. Pub stop included on the tour. With tons of tours every day, you’ll be able to find the perfect time for you!

PRIVATE TOURS

STARTING AT $350

Have the whole bike tavern to yourself and your party! Great for Bachelorette parties & events! Customize your route! Private tours are available for parties with 6+ people. 

PARTY BIKE FAQ

Where do we meet at, android / google maps users.

Our meeting destination is at 501 Division St Nashville, TN 37203 (CLICK TO OPEN GOOGLE MAPS)

Apple / IOS Users

Our meeting destination is at 501 Division Street, Nashville TN (CLICK TO OPEN APPLE MAPS)

Trouble Finding Us?

We are located across the street from Greyhound. If you have issues with the above location you can always search for the intersection   501 Division St Nashville, TN 37203

If you have any troubles locating us please don’t hesistate to call   615-800-0035

Where does the tour end?

We end our tours at 7th and peabody at the Old Smoky Distillery .  Only unforeseen events, such as road closures or excessive traffic, would require us to end the tour in a different location.

What can I bring on the Party Bike Tour?

Bring an   ID   that shows you are at least 21 years   of   age.  

Bring your own alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages (no glass).

ALCHOHOL MUST BE 8% OR LESS! NO HARD LIQUOR OR WINE IS ALLOWED BY CITY ORDINANCE!

If you rent the whole bike for your party , feel   free to bring   your own playlist .   Decorations and costumes are welcome. We can also store small purses and bags on the bike.  

What Not to bring (because we provide them):

What can’t I bring on the tour?

Glass containers   and illegal drugs   are never allowed on the bike.  Please don’t bring any animals ,   as they surely won’t enjoy the ride.  We will be ped aling   around our great city so make sure not to bring any big bags or extraneous   items that could fall off the moving vehicle.  

Wine & Liquore are not allowed. Alchoholic drinks must be 8% or less!

Water, Ice, Cups, and a cooler are all provided, so you will not need to bring any of that.

What Happens in the Event Of a Road Closure for Festivals or Other Activities?

Often Times Nashville closes roads to vehicle access for events and activities. This can impacts the party bikes ability to traverse Broadway and potentially other streets. For instance, they close Broadway to up-and-down vehicle access every weekend at 8pm. While road closures and be both expected and unexpected in such a hot Destination like Nashville, we are positive this will not impact your experience on the Nashville Bar Bike!  If you have question about road closures during your booking please feel free to contact us !

How many people can go on the Bar Bike?

We need a minimum of 4   pedalers   to move the bike efficiently. We can take   a   maximum of 15 people.     

How does drinking work on Party Bikes in Nashville?

BYOB! Bring your own alcohol and mixers. We are not allowed to provide you with alcohol   for the trip , but we will be your bartender for the drinks you provide .   We will also provide coolers, ice, and cups for the journey.   We are happy to talk with you about   where   to procure alcohol for your trip.   Alcohol can only be consumed while sitting on the bike.  

Wine & Hard Liquor are NOT ALLOWED. Alchohol content must be below 8% for beverages on the Party Bike.

How long are Party Bike tours?

Our tours   are approximately 1 ½ to 1 ¾ hours of pure bliss gliding through our beautiful city!  

What is the cancellation/rescheduling policy?

If you need to cancel your reservation, we will provide a full refund if given notice at least 14 days prior to tour date. Missing the start time or canceling within 14 days of the ride date will preclude you from receiving a refund. We do offer a one-time rescheduling option.   A r eschedu le   request must be made at least 2 days prior to the tour date. The reschedule date must be within 7 days of your original tour date.  

There is a $50 fee for no-shows (i.e. you have a scheduled tour and do not show up.) Please make sure to contact us as soon as possible if you can’t make your tour.

What happens if it rains?

We keep a close eye on the sk ies a nd will let you know if the weather will make it unsuitable or unsafe to ride.   We will inform you if the ride will be cancelled due to weather, please do not make any assumptions regarding cancellations. If cancelled, you will receive a full refund.   

How hard is pedaling on the Bar Bike?

Pedaling  is  much easier than it looks! The bar bike is equipped with an electric assist motor. P assengers are only asked to exert a level of energy that is comfortable for that individual. There are also seats available that require no pedaling be done at all.

What should I wear during my Bar Bike Tour?

We encourage everyone to be comfortably dressed. Please keep in mind you will be pedaling. Also, the bike seats are elevated, so consider how upward breezes may affect your outfit. Please do not wear high heels, open toe shoes, or sandals.   

Do we stop anywhere? How Many Stops are there?

Yes!   There will be one or two stops on each tour based on your preferences. The stop(s) will be at one of our favorite local bars, allowing you to get another drink, stretch your legs, and use their facilities.   The stop will not be long, the vast majority of the tour takes place on the bike.  

Should we tip the Party Bike Operators?

Our operators work hard to   provide   an enjoyable experience.

This is how they make their money so if you had a great time, compensate appropriately. Cash, Venmo, CashApp, Zelle are a few acceptable forms of payment for tipping.

Is Hard Liquor & Wine Allowed?

Hard liquor and wine IS NOT ALLOWED. Alchoholic drinks must under 8% alchohol. 

Is Water Provided? Should I bring my own?

We provide water on the Nashville Party Bike. Please do not bring your own as we have some ready and available for you!

Water, Ice, Cups, and a cooler are all provided, so you will not need to bring any of that. 

Are People Under the Age of 21 Allowed?

No one under the age of 21 is allowed on the Nashville Party Bike. 

Should/Can I Bring my Own Cooler?

Do not bring your own cooler. We provide one as well as water, ice, and cups. 

How Do I Book A Private Party Bike Tour?

Private tours require a minimum of 6 people, and you must call us to book.

Are You Hiring?

Yes we are! Please visit this page to apply!

WHY THE NASHVILLE BAR BIKE?

Nashville’s most affordable 15-person beer bike offers the ultimate pub crawl experience for your vacation. Pedal your bicycle bar along the best sights and taverns on Broadway and Music Row. This group tour is perfect for birthday celebrations, bachelor and bachelorette parties, corporate outings, and team building exercises.

​Our tour is not just grinding gears and turning sprockets, it is a BYOB party on wheels. We provide the driver, ice, cooler, plastic cups, and premium sound system for all your favorite contemporary and country music. Pedaling is not required for all participants, as the bike features an electric motor. The motor keeps the bike from crawler speed, but does not turn the vehicle into a rocket. Expect a stop at one of the city’s famed clubs or dive bars.

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Nashville's #1 Immersive e-Bike Tour

Cruise.    explore.    discover..

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NEW HYBRID E-BIKE & helmet

2 Hour 200 Point s

6 unique neighborhoods

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Lowest price e-tour in town.,  glide through nashville's history .

Our historic hybrid e-bike tour takes you on an immersive adventure through 6 Nashville neighborhoods and 200 unique sights and points-of-interest. Nashville's only e-bike tour that begins and ends in the  center   of downtown Nashville (2 blocks from Broadway) so you can spend more time seeing the sights and less time getting to them. 

OUR ALL-INCLUSIVE E-BIKE EXPERIENCE INCLUDES:

g   One admission to our immersive historic 2-hour electric bike tour

g   Safety gear, open-ear listening device and helmet (more info below) 

g  Over 200 unique stories and points-of-interest

g  Curated audio, music, videos, interviews and more

g  Access to our Ask The Guide texting service

g  Exclusive discounts to additional tours, attractions, and honky tonks

WHERE WE WILL wander:

Tour start, intro, & demo.

Your immersive historic tour will begin by understanding the biking basic, taking a spin around the block, and getting a brief overview of the tour's safety, need-to-knows, riding practices, and route. Get to know your guide and get comfortable with our city cruisers. 

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Newest equipment. Limited physicality. 

 an easy breezy e-bike adventu re .

We want you to enjoy the ride regardless of your level of physical ability. Your Pedal Assisted electric  bikes offers a range of aid whether you're drifting down Demonbreun or climbing up Capitol Hill. Our open-ear listening device and accompanying  helmet provide comfort and safety while you ride without missing out a beat from your award-winning historic guide. After a brief intro and safety demo- you'll be soaring through Nashville's sights like a pro.  ​

​ While we do not have strict age or height restrictions, all guests must be able to safely mount, dismount, walk with, and operate an adult-sized electric bike and power themselves unaided (at times without pedal assist) throughout the duration of the 2-hour tour. If you or someone in your party is questioning their ability to participate, please contact us prior to booking. We are proud to host youth on our e-bike's "VIP Section" - to book this option, please text us at 205-892-6337

For insurance and licensing purposes, we are unable to accommodate  individuals who:

g  Are currently pregnant

g  Have physical or health limitations or disabilities that would prevent them from safe operation of an e-bike

g  Weigh more than 350lbs

g  Appear intoxicated or under the influence   (refunds not available)

g  Are unable or unwilling to sign our pre-tour liability, media, and copyright waiver 

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Join us on our exciting and memorable bike tour of Nashville! Our tour will take you through some of the city's most iconic landmarks, including Music Row, The Gulch, Bicentennial Park, Country Music Hall of Fame, Printer's Alley and so much more! Along the way, you'll have the opportunity to explore the city's vibrant culture and history, while appreciating its natural beauty. Our knowledgeable and friendly tour guides will provide you with interesting facts and stories about the city, while ensuring your safety at all times. Plus, you'll have access to all the necessary equipment, including bikes, and helmets. With our bike tour, you'll get the best of both worlds—an unforgettable experience and a chance to learn more about Nashville's history and culture. So, why wait? Sign up for our bike tour and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime!

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Nashville Pedal Taverns : 4 Bike Bars You Must Ride!

Nashville bike bars are the perfect way to explore and experience the city. Whether you want to explore the city's iconic sights or take a leisurely ride with friends, these bike bars are a great way to do it.

The best Bike bars in Nashville include Nashville Pedal Tavern, Sprocket Rocket Party Bike, Nashville Bar Bike, and the Music City Crawler. These pedal-powered pubs offer seating for groups of 6-15 people, allowing you to explore the streets of Nashville in style. Just remember, generally, you must be 21 or older to participate in their tours.

Nashville Pedal Bars

#1 Music City Crawler

Music City Crawler is Veteran and Women-owned and is Nashville's premier pedal and electric-assist-operated beer bike experience!

Are you ready to pedal and sing your way through downtown Nashville, making stops at one to three honky-tonks along the way? These bars have prepared special drink deals just for you, so you can enjoy a cold one while taking in the sights and sounds of Music City.

Their Pedal Pub Tour is a nice activity for tourists visiting Nashville.

For just $38, you'll discover the city's hottest bars on Honky Tonk Row while riding on their 15-passenger party bike.

The tour lasts for 90 minutes and features special drink deals from their honky-tonk partners.

You can choose to book a private tour or join in on one of their public rides; the choice is yours. And don't forget, Veterans and Brides pedal for free on the Music City Crawler! Seniors, teachers, and all first responders also receive a discount.

Each ride can accommodate up to 15 people, and we require a minimum of 6 riders to operate. Before you get started, you'll need to have a valid ID and sign a waiver on board.

The tour time may vary depending on how long you stay at each bar, downtown traffic, and road closures.

You must be 21 years old with a valid ID to ride the Crawler.

You're welcome to bring your own alcohol on the Crawler. However, all alcohol must be in a can.

Visit Music City Crawler Website To Learn More .

#2 Nashville Pedal Tavern

Nashville Pedal Tavern is the ultimate way to experience the city's vibrant music scene and party atmosphere!

Imagine a giant party bike that seats up to 15 people, equipped with a bartender and a sound system for your own personal entertainment. You'll pedal through the streets, stopping at the best bars and honky-tonks the city has to offer.

One of the unique features of Nashville Pedal Tavern is that they offer pickup and drop-off points at various locations in the city, so you can plan your route according to your preferences.

The rides are typically 90 minutes long. But be prepared to have 2-3 hours in hand, considering all the loading and onboarding stuff.

And Nashville Pedal Tavern does take group bookings, making it perfect for birthday parties, bachelorette parties, or any other special occasion.

There should be six people in the group, and at maximum, there can be 15 people. Don’t worry, if your group is bigger than that, you can easily book multiple bikes.

You'll see some of Nashville's most famous landmarks and attractions on your ride, including Music Row , Broadway , and the famous Country Music Hall of Fame.

The Pedal Tavern also makes pit stops at some of the city's best bars and honky-tonks, where you can enjoy drinks and live music. The bartender on board will be serving drinks, and you'll have the option to bring snacks or food on board.

The Pedal Tavern is a unique and fun way to experience Nashville, and it's definitely something you won't want to miss out on. Keep in mind that you must be 21 years of age or older to participate, and a valid ID is required.

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The Pedal Tavern also provides a cooler filled with ice and cups to enjoy your drinks. So book your tour now and get ready for a pedal-powered good time!

Visit the Nashville Pedal Tavern Website To Learn More

#3 Sprocket Rocket

With prices beginning at only $49, the Sprocket Rocket party bike is a nice opportunity to experience the city.

You and your party of up to 15 adults may cruise through Nashville on these bikes while sipping beer or seltzer and taking in the sights and sounds.

The minimum number of passengers required for one of their public trips is 6, and seats are distributed at random by the attendant.

Booking a public tour is still possible if there are less than six of you; the tour company will pair you with strangers to round up your group. If you expect more than 15 people in your party, just make a few more bike reservations.

Lower Broadway and the neighboring streets are a staple of the downtown party circuit. Your driver will try his or her best to avoid steep inclines or blocked roads, but if the Nashville Predators are in town, they will have a backup plan and ride you to a lively neighborhood nearby .

From the moment you check in to the time you are dropped off, your trip will take around 95 minutes. They have ice, coolers, and beverages on board, so there's no need to bring your own.

Order a beer or seltzer in advance or pick one up at the counter when you check-in.

Avoid bringing alcoholic beverages, wine, or glass on the party bike since city rules don't allow them. You should dress casually, with shoes that cover your toes.

You should not wear high heels when cycling since they will cause you to fall.

Visit Sprocket Rocket Website To Learn More .

#4 Nashville Bar Bike

Gather your group of 6 to 15 passengers and enjoy a fun-filled night, or grab a couple of seats for a memorable experience in the Nashville Bike Bar.

Perfect for special events such as birthday celebrations, bachelor parties, corporate outings, and other similar events.

The tour includes a stop at a local tavern and individual prices starting at $30 and private tours starting at $350.

Provide your own cans, but not glasses, and be sure to bring identification showing that you're at least 21 years old. Also, please notice that the alcohol content can't be higher than 8%.

When you rent out the whole bike for a party, you may play any music you choose and decorate it as you see fit. A cooler, ice, water, and glasses are provided for you.

You'll need at least six people to get the bike going, and as many as fifteen if you want to go fast. Their trips last between 1.5 and 1.7 hours, during which time you may relax and enjoy the sights of the city.

To put it simply, they want everyone to feel at ease. Take into account how the raised bike seats may affect your clothing in the event of a wind from above.

High heels are not suitable for the event. Each trip will include one or two stops at one of their favorite local bars and pubs where you may get a drink, take a break, and use the restroom.

Visit Nashville Bar Bike Website To Learn More .

Can You Drink On Pedal Bikes In Nashville?

You can drink on Pedal Bikes in Nashville but there are some restrictions. For instance, glass bottles are not allowed on the bike per city regulations.

If your beverage of choice is in a glass bottle, you'll need to pour it into a plastic container before your ride commences.

Beer, High Noons, seltzers, and water are welcome on board – just make sure your alcoholic beverages are no higher than 7.9% alc/vol. Unfortunately, wine and champagne are not permitted on Pedal Bikes at any time.

How Much Is A Pedal Bar In Nashville?

It is common for the rental of a pedal bike in Nashville to range from $30 to $45 for an individual . Private bookings, however, may cost a few hundred dollars.

I also highly recommend checking out our guide on Nashville Bars with the best Live Music .

What Do You Wear At A Pedal Tavern?

When you're cruising around Nashville on the Pedal Tavern, be sure to dress appropriately, especially based on the season!

We recommend comfortable clothing that you can move around in. Don't forget to bring a light jacket as the breeze can get a bit chilly at night.

To get into the Nashville spirit, accessorize with some of your favorite hats, sunglasses, and jewelry.

Now you're ready to explore the city and have a great time with your friends!

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Our Music City Bike tour has been featured as one of the top local tours on Trip Advisor since 2014. Experience the highlights and history of our city with a local tour guide.

Tours being  at Green Fleet Bikes, 934 Jefferson St. Available  March-November and sell out fast.

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Five Boro Bike Tour takes over NYC: See map and road closures

More than 32,000 cyclists are expected to join in for the biggest charitable bike ride in the world, according to the organization's site., by nbc new york staff • published may 3, 2024 • updated on may 5, 2024 at 12:48 pm.

Planning on spending Sunday outside, or at least moving about the city? You'll have to dodge more than just raindrops.

The Five Boro Bike Tour will be making its way through New York City. The 40-mile route starts in lower Manhattan, going up Sixth Avenue into Central Park and through Harlem before crossing over into the Bronx briefly. It then comes back onto FDR Drive, crosses the Queensboro Bridge and into Long Island City.

Next is a trip across the Pulaski Bridge into Greenpoint before going onto the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and the Gowanus Parkway. From there, the tour hits the Verrazzano Bridge and into Staten Island. The finish is at Fort Wadsworth.

It all kicks off at the intersection of Franklin Street and Church Street at 7:30 a.m., though participants in Wave 1 should probably be there before that time. Waves 2-6 then go off between 8:05 a.m. and 10:25 a.m. Participants will be crossing the finish line at Fort Wadsworth between 10 a.m. and noon.

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More than 32,000 cyclists are expected to join in for the biggest charitable bike ride in the world, according to the organization's site. So no matter what, all drivers and anyone trying to move about the city should expect to see some delays in area near the bike route.

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Where each wave will begin in lower manhattan:.

Road Closures:

Here is a list of roads that will be closed to traffic due to the bike tour, according to the city's Department of Transportation.

Manhattan Portion:

• Greenwich Street between Battery Place and Morris Street
• Trinity Place between Morris Street and Liberty Street
• Church Street between Liberty Street and Canal Street
• Chambers Street between Broadway and West Broadway
• Worth Street between Broadway and West Broadway
• Canal Street between Broadway and 6th Avenue
• 6th Avenue between Franklin Street and West 59th Street
• West 59th Street between 6th Avenue and 5th Avenue
• Grand Army Plaza between West 59th Street and East Drive
• East Drive between Grand Army Plaza and Center Drive
• Center Drive between 5th Avenue and East Drive
• East Drive between Center Drive and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard
• Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard between West 110th Street and West 135th Street
• East / West 135th Street between Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard and Madison Avenue
• Madison Avenue between East 135th Street and East 138th Street
• Madison Avenue Bridge (Bronx-bound)

Bronx Portion:

• 138th Street between Madison Avenue Bridge and 3rd Avenue
• 3rd Avenue between 138th Street and 3rd Avenue Bridge
• Rider Avenue between 138th Street and 137th Street
• 137th Street between Rider Avenue and 3rd Avenue
• 3rd Avenue Bridge (Manhattan-bound)

Manhattan Portion (Continued):

• Harlem River Drive / FDR Drive (Southbound) between 3rd Avenue Bridge and East 116th Street
• East 116th Street between FDR Drive and Pleasant Avenue
• Pleasant Avenue between East 116th Street and East 114th Street
• Harlem River Drive / FDR Drive (Southbound) between 116th Street and 63rd Street Exit
• East 63rd Street between FDR Drive (Southbound) and Queensboro Bridge Exit
• Queensboro Bridge Exit between East 63rd Street and East 60th Street
• Queensboro Bridge Upper Level (Manhattan-bound)

Queens Portion:

• 21st Street between Queens Plaza South and Hoyt Avenue North
• Queens Plaza South between 21st Street and Vernon Boulevard / Alternate Route
• Hoyt Avenue North between 21st Street and 19th Street
• 19th Street between Hoyt Avenue North and Ditmars Boulevard
• Ditmars Boulevard between 19th Street and Shore Boulevard
• Shore Boulevard between Ditmars Boulevard and Astoria Park South
• Astoria Park South between Shore Boulevard and 14th Street
• 14th Street between Astoria Park South and 31st Avenue
• 31st Avenue between 14th Street and Vernon Boulevard
• Vernon Boulevard between 31st Avenue and 44th Drive
• 44th Drive between Vernon Boulevard and 11th Street
• 11th Street between 44th Drive and Pulaski Bridge
• Pulaski Bridge (Brooklyn-bound)

Brooklyn Portion:

• McGuiness Boulevard between Pulaski Bridge and Greenpoint Avenue
• Java Street between McGuinness Boulevard and Franklin Street
• Greenpoint Avenue between McGuinness Boulevard and Franklin Street
• Franklin Street between Java Street and North 14th Street
• Kent Avenue between North 14th Street and Williamsburg Street West
• Williamsburg Street West between Kent Avenue and Flushing Avenue
• Flushing Avenue between Williamsburg Street West and Navy Street
• North Elliot Place between Flushing Avenue and Park Avenue
• Navy Street between Flushing Avenue and York Street
• York Street between Navy Street and Gold Street
• Gold Street between York Street and Front Street
• Front Street between Gold Street and Old Fulton Street
• Old Fulton between Furman Street and Prospect Street
• Cadman Plaza West between Prospect Street and Tillary Street
• Tillary Street between Cadman Plaza West and Adams Street
• Brooklyn Bridge Promenade between Tillary Street and Centre Street
• Furman Street between Old Fulton Street and Atlantic Avenue
• Atlantic Avenue between Furman Street and Columbia Street
• Columbia Street between Atlantic Avenue and BQE West Entrance Columbia Street
• BQE / Gowanus Expressway between BQE West Entrance Columbia Street and Verrazano
• Verrazano Bridge Lower Level (Staten Island-bound)

Staten Island Portion:

• Bay Street between New York Avenue and Hylan Boulevard
• Hylan Boulevard between Bay Street and Edgewater Street
• Edgewater Street/ Front Street between Hylan Boulevard and Hannah Street
• Hannah Street between Front Street and Bay Street
• Bay Street between Hannah Street and Richmond Terrace
• Richmond Terrace between Bay Street and Nicholas Street Wall Street between Richmond Terrace and Dead End3

Bridge and Tunnel Closings

The Staten Island-bound lower level of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge will be closed from 2:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, the MTA said. Additionally, because the BQE and Gowanus Expressway will be closed in part as well, traffic won't be able to access the bridge via that approach from about 9:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.

According to the MTA, other closings for the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge will include:

• One Brooklyn-bound lane on the lower level from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.  
• The Bay St exit from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.  
• The 92nd St entrance ramp to the Staten Island-bound lower level from approximately 12:01 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.  
• The Belt Parkway entrance ramp to the Staten Island-bound lower level from approximately 12:01 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.  
• The Lily Pond Av exit from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.  

The exit ramp for the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge to the southbound FDR Drive will be closed from around 7:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Traffic will have to exit the RFK Bridge by using the Second Avenue-East 125th Street ramp.

The Hugh L. Carey Tunnel to the westbound Gowanus Expressway and BQE will be closed from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., with exiting traffic diverted to Hamilton Avenue. The Trinity Place exit in Manhattan will also be closed from approximately 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., according to the MTA.

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Celebrated ny-born chef joey fecci, 26, dies during nashville marathon.

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A young and accomplished New York-born chef died four hours into a marathon raising money for St. Jude in Nashville after he was found unresponsive in a park, according to his grieving family.

Joey Fecci, 26, a New York native, was a participant in Saturday’s charity St. Jude Rock ‘n’ Roll run when first responders were called in to Shelby Park to provide CPR and emergency medical assistance to the downed runner, who was transported to a nearby hospital where he died, The Tennessean reports.

“It is with unbearable grief and immense sorrow that we share our dear and beloved Joey transitioned to the other side on Saturday, April 27th,” his family said in a statement. “He was a bright light of inspiration and positivity to everyone that was blessed to cross paths with him.

“He was a treasured son, brother, boyfriend, and friend to so many,” the family added. “He leaves behind a broken family that loves him so very much.”

Fecci’s cause of death remains unknown, but his family has promised to put out a more detailed statement in the future.

The Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series, which operates the marathon, said medical staff tried their best to assist Fecci when he was found unresponsive, but it was too late.

“We share our greatest sympathies with the family and friends of the race participant, and we will continue to offer them our support as they go through this very difficult time,” the organization said in a statement.

Fecci, from Somers, New York, started his restaurant career as a 15-year-old bus boy at the Lucia Restaurant in his hometown, according to Nashville’s Yolan Italian restaurant, his latest employer.

Fecci would go on to become a pizza chef and then manager at Lucia before enrolling at The Culinary Institute of America on Long Island, which saw him intern at Charlie Palmer’s Michelin-starred Aureole restaurant in Manhattan.

The talented chef was hired at the Per Se restaurant on Columbus Avenue before jumping to Chicago to work at the famed Michelin-starred Spiaggia Italian restaurant before its closure in 2021.

Top Chef star Joe Flamm, who worked at Spiaggia, said he was thrilled to hire a then-19-year-old Fecci after recognizing his talent and passion for cooking.

“I’m grateful he spent two years sharing a kitchen with me,” Flamm wrote in a passionate Instagram post .

“I keep telling myself not to just keep asking why, but it’s hard, because I’m f–king angry and I’m heartbroken,” Flamm added, noting that he had spoken to Fecci just two weeks before his death.

“Joey Fecci, my guy, we will miss you forever.”

While at Spiaggia, Fecci also met his future cooking partner Tony Mantuano, who he would again stumble across in Nashville while walking past The Joseph hotel where the fledgling Yolan restaurant was being established.

Mantuano touted his cooking partner during a 2022 promotion as a chef beaming with skill and commitment.

“Joey is a storyteller in the kitchen,” Mantuano said in a statement. “This promotion is a testament to Joey’s talent and dedication, and we know he will continue raising the bar to deliver a dining experience that blends exquisite cuisine with extraordinary service and hospitality.”

Yolan said Fecci had been with them for three and half years before announcing his resignation in February.

“I have learned so much during my time here, not just as a chef but as a person,” Fecci wrote on Instagram about his departure. “Yet, the thing that I learned the most is that it’s not the food or the service that makes restaurants so special.

“It’s the people that dedicate themselves to the craft of hospitality and food, and the guests that come and support those dedicated people,” he added. “The restaurant is just a by-product of passion and culture.”

Loved ones have created a GoFundMe page to raise $25,000 to establish the Chef Joey Fecci Culinary Scholarship Memorial Fund to “support aspiring chefs who wish to follow in Joey’s footsteps and carry on his legacy of culinary excellence.”

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Taylor Swift Nashville concert review: 5 moments from her return on the 'Eras' tour

Believe the hype.

The 'Eras' tour arrived Friday in Nashville with a mountain of expectations. Three nights in a stadium? In the city where her career started? After a mad dash for tickets? And it's her first major tour in nearly five years?

A normal entertainer may balk at these stakes. But Taylor Swift isn't like other entertainers.

Music City's three-night run on the most talked-about tour of the year kicked off Friday inside Nissan Stadium with record-smashing singalongs, show-stopping duets and an only-in-Nashville surprise. Behind Swift's unmatched ambition and sharp-eyed fanfare, it was the kind of show that'll be talked about long after the final song ended.

Not too bad for a girl who moved to Hendersonville nearly two decades ago to chase her songwriting dreams.

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"This dream that I've had since I was so little I can't even remember first having it, this dream came true for me because of this town and the people in it and the love and nurturing and support I received from this town," she said to kick off Friday's show. "I can't tell you how many feelings I have right now."

From swelling crowds to surprise announcements, read on for five highlights from inside opening night of the 'Eras' tour at Nissan Stadium.

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Her marathon era

Like the name suggests, Swift covers so much ground in this show. With a 45-song set spanning 10 albums in nearly three-and-a-half hours, 'Eras' embraces a marathoner spirit typically reserved for catch-'em-while-you-can rock icons like Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney.

But unlike blasting "Born To Run" or leading a spontaneous singalong to "Hey Jude," Swift choreographs her set like a conductor would lead an orchestra or a director would deliver a musical. Each moving part — dancers, band members, set pieces — plays a role in telling a story of the "era" being chronicled on stage.

Backed by towering screens and flanked by her reliable dancers, Swift opened the show by inviting her audience into the rainbow-drenched songs of 2019 album "Lover" before donning a sun-soaked dress in a callback to 2008's "Fearless" and embracing a J.R.R. Tolkien-like fantasy for a handful of spellbinding cuts from 2020 album "Evermore." She traveled through the eras in distinct acts with full and abridged songs — like a stadium-sized Broadway production that at one moment soaked the audience in red lighting and backdrops (because, you know, "Red") before recreating a fireside hang for the folk-tinged "Betty" and other songs off Grammy Award-winning album "Folklore."

She offered a fresh spin on well-worn eras — sometimes literally, like when her backup dancers rode beach cruisers across the stage during "Blank Space" — and gave plenty of attention to the four (!!!) albums released since she last embarked on a coast-to-coast tour, including "Anti-Hero," "Bejeweled" and more from the set-closing "Midnights" era.

Her record-breaking era

Swift invited plenty of company to join Friday night's career-spanning adventure. An audience of nearly 70,500 attended the show, setting a single-night Nissan Stadium attendance record, eclipsing past concerts and professional sporting events.

"Oh my beloved Nashville, you're making me feel so good right now," Swift said early in the show. "Tonight is the highest-attended event to take place in the stadium because 70,000 of you decided to hang with us this evening."

And the benchmark may not hold for long. With two more shows slated for this weekend, Swift could break her own record before leaving town.

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Her fans' era

They dress for the occasion. They sing along to every word (even when it's 10-minute redux of "All Too Well"). They don't leave the stands until the last note rings out. Beyond songwriter, Swift's superpower may be the dedicated fandom that'll follow her through each cryptic clue, ticketing rush and re-recorded album.

On Friday, these so-called Swifties turned out with bejeweled eye pieces (because "Bejeweled"), head-to-toe cloaks (because "Willow"), snake-covered t-shirts (because "Reputation") and tie-dye pastels (because "Lover"). Some came ready to hear songs that climbed the charts before they were born, while others reveled in re-living eras from life's formative years.

And as each new song kicked in, they jumped at a chance to shout each word — like a group of friends passing around the aux cable on a late night filled with unforgettable songs. Only instead of a designated DJ, they're singing along with Swift.

Or, as Swift described her crowd at one point Friday night: "You guys are, like, on fire."

Her surprise era

After weeks of  well-placed clues and TikTok-fueled speculation , Taylor Swift confirmed Friday — mid-show, no less — which album comes next in her expansive "Taylor's Version" project: "Speak Now."

"I've been planning something for a while," Swift said as the Friday night audience exploded with applause. "It's my love language with you. I plot. I scheme. I plan. And then I get to tell you about it."

As the album title and July 7 release date flashed across the stadium screen, she added: "I think, rather than me speaking about it ... I'd rather just show you."

Swift put a bow on the "Taylor's Version" unveiling with an acoustic rendition of "Sparks Fly," a 2011 single off "Speak Now" before taking audience members back to her self-titled debut album with a piano-backed rendition of 2006's "Teardrops On My Guitar."

"Speak Now (Taylor's Version)" wasn't the only time Swift surprised her fans on Friday night, either. The singer enlisted "Eras" tour opener and indie-rock favorite Phoebe Bridgers for an acoustic duet of "Nothing New," a song the two released together on 2021's "Red (Taylor's Version)."

"This is a regular day in my life," Bridgers quipped as she stepped up the microphone hours after performing her own set.

Swift replied, "I feel the same, getting to sing this song with you for the very first time in a sold-out stadium."

Her openers' era

Bridgers played main support Friday, her first night on the "Eras" tour. As on-and-off rain covered the expansive stage, the singer-songwriter and her five-piece band ripped through dad-dedicated favorite "Kyoto," the sobering "Graceland Too" and other cuts from 2020 album "Punisher."

And the first surprise of the night came during Bridgers' set, when she invited Lucy Dacus and Nashville's own Julien Baker — AKA indie supergroup Boygenius — on stage to sing the trio's new single "Not Strong Enough." Running up and down the stage together, the Boygenius members backed Bridgers through her set-closing number "I Know The End."

"We gotta talk about this," Swift said during her set. "You got to see a genius, a friend ... our creative savoir. I can't believe [Phoebe's] on tour with us."

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Taylor Swift Eras tour set list in Nashville

• "Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince"
• "Cruel Summer"
• "You Need to Calm Down"
• "The Archer"
• "You Belong With Me"
• "Love Story"
• " 'Tis the Damn Season"
• "Champagne Problems"
• "Tolerate It"
• "Ready For It?"
• "Don't Blame Me"
• "Look What You Made Me Do"
• "Enchanted"
• "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"
• "I Knew You Were Trouble"
• "Nothing New" (with Phoebe Bridgers)
• "All Too Well (10-Minute Version)"
• "The Last Great American Dynasty"
• "Illicit Affairs"
• "My Tears Ricochet"
• "Blank Space"
• "Shake it Off"
• "Wildest Dreams"
• "Bad Blood"
• "Sparks Fly (surprise song)
• "Teardrops On My Guitar" (surprise song)
• "Lavender Haze"
• "Anti-Hero"
• "Midnight Rain"
• "Vigilante S---"
• "Bejeweled"
• "Mastermind"