Tennessee Music Trail to New Orleans | Intrepid

Embarking on a road trip from Tennessee to New Orleans is more than just a journey through scenic landscapes; it’s a pilgrimage through the heart of America’s musical heritage. This route takes you from the rolling hills of Tennessee, rich with the sounds of country and blues, down to the vibrant streets of New Orleans, the birthplace of jazz. 

The Tennessee Music Trail to New Orleans is a journey through the soul of American music. From the country tunes of Nashville to the blues of Memphis, and the jazz of New Orleans, each stop along the way provides a deeper understanding of the music that has shaped the cultural landscape of the United States. So pack your bags, tune up your playlist, and hit the road for an unforgettable musical adventure.

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Tennessee Music Trail to New Orleans

7 Days | Make musical memories in Nashville, Memphis and New Orleans

Jump from Nashville to Memphis and New Orleans, laying down tracks at recording studios and hanging out at Graceland along the way – on this week-long trip in Tennessee and Louisiana. This may sound like a week in the life of Elvis Presley, but on this music-themed adventure, you’ll have the chance to walk a country mile in his blue suede shoes. Join your leader who knows all the best local spots and a group of fellow music lovers to get to the root of country music in Nashville, sing the blues in Memphis and jazz it up in New Orleans. If fantastic food, art, culture and history sound like music to your ears, then this is the trip for you.

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