Embark on an unforgettable musical journey with our exclusive tour to the heart of America's music scene, Memphis and Nashville, Tennessee. From October 7 to 11. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry and legendary sounds that define these iconic cities. Your adventure begins with a round trip flight from Dallas, ensuring a seamless and comfortable start to your musical odyssey.

Spend two days in Memphis, the birthplace of rock 'n' roll and home to the blues. Explore the historic Beale Street, where you will see many of the historic locations made famous by the Blues. Pay homage to the King of Rock 'n' Roll at Graceland. As you soak in the vibrant atmosphere, enjoy curated tours and discover the soulful rhythms that make Memphis an essential destination for music lovers. Indulge in the city's renowned cuisine with a visit to Central BBQ and experience the electric vibe at BB King's Blues Club.

Next, we journey to Nashville for three days, where the sounds of country music and the Grand Ole Opry await. Experience the heart and soul of Music City with guided tours of iconic landmarks, including the Country Music Hall of Fame and a fascinating tour of Studio B, where many legendary hits were recorded. Delight in the city's vibrant nightlife and indulge in a show at the historic Grand Ole Opry.

Throughout the tour, relax in the comfort of included motorcoach transfers, and savor delicious meals with four dinners and four breakfasts provided. Join us for a remarkable musical experience that celebrates the past, present, and future of American music.

Your adventure begins with a trip from Dallas to Memphis International Airport. Once you have landed, you will be met by your Tour Director, Jonathan Rider, and board your deluxe motorcoach provided by Anchor Transportation, a Christian Bus Company from Tennessee.

Your entertainment will begin immediately as you arrive at BB King's, one of the most-iconic establishments in all of Memphis. Once you are seated, you will enjoy a dinner that includes your choice of Pulled-Pork or Southern Fried Chicken as well as sides and a dessert.

Live Music will entertain you as you soak up the electric atmosphere that only BB King's can deliver. Your stage side seating will ensure you a close-up look at the best entertainment that Memphis has to offer.

Step into the world of the King of Rock 'n' Roll with an unforgettable tour of Graceland, Elvis Presley's legendary home in Memphis. This iconic mansion offers a unique glimpse into the life and legacy of one of music's most influential figures. As you walk through the elegant rooms and hallways, you'll experience the opulence and personal touches that defined Elvis's style and taste.

Your tour will take you through the grand living room, the famous Jungle Room with its exotic decor, and the meticulously preserved kitchen where Elvis enjoyed his favorite meals. Explore the Trophy Building, which houses an impressive collection of awards, gold records, and personal memorabilia, chronicling Elvis's extraordinary career. The Meditation Garden, where Elvis and his family are laid to rest, provides a serene and reflective space to honor his memory.

Graceland is more than just a home; it's a journey through the life of a cultural icon. With interactive exhibits, including the Elvis Presley Car Museum and the Elvis: The Entertainer Career Museum, you'll gain a deeper understanding of Elvis's impact on music and popular culture. This tour is a must for any fan, offering an intimate and comprehensive look at the man behind the music.

After Lunch your group will learn all about the music and artists which made Memphis so famous while on your City Tour. Led by one of Memphis' own, you will discover the world of Jazz, the Blues, Hip Hop and more. 

You will also learn about the fateful location where one of America's finest voices for equality, Martin Luther King, Jr. was killed during the late 60's.

After the tour, you will have time to explore the famous Beale Street. Browse the shops and music stores or simply take as many photos as  you can as you stroll through the most-famous street in all of Memphis.

Your time in Memphis ends with a trip to the best BBQ in the city, Central BBQ. Your mouth-watering dinner will leave you satisfied and able to answer the question, "Is Tennessee BBQ the Best in the World"?

After dinner, we will travel to Nashville. It will be a nice drive, so feel free to get some rest as your trip is only beginning!

Discover the rich history of Nashville and the stars who made it so famous! From the Ryman Auditorium to the Country Music Hall of Fame and More, Nashville has seen more Country Music and Contemporary Christian Artists than any other location.

Your Tour of Nashville will be an "Edutaining" experience with your tour guide. Fred Whitley is not only a talented guide, he is an entertaining musician as well. He will not only keep your attention, you will wish he could join your group permanently. Your group will interact throughout the tour as you discover some of what Nashville has to offer.

After a break for lunch, you will explore the Country Music Hall of Fame. Learn about the pioneers who made country one of the most popular genres of music today. All the popular stars of yesteryear are here for you to reminisce about as you explore all the museum has to offer.

Next, you will experience the famous Studio B. It was here that stars like Elvis Presley and many others recorded their greatest hits. Tour the facility and learn about the stars and their music.

End your day with an evening enjoying a nice dinner in Nashville before returning to the hotel for the evening.

This morning you can choose between two great venues - The National Museum of African American Music or the Johnny Cash & Patsy Cline Museums. Located only a short distance apart, these two venues offer a lot for visitors.

The National Museum of African American Music (NMAAM) in Nashville is a comprehensive cultural institution dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich legacy of African American music. Opened in 2021, the museum explores various genres, including gospel, blues, jazz, R&B, and hip-hop, highlighting the contributions of African American artists to the nation's musical heritage. The NMAAM features interactive exhibits, artifacts, and multimedia displays, allowing visitors to engage with the history and evolution of African American music. Notable sections include "Rivers of Rhythm," a timeline of musical history, and "A Love Supreme," dedicated to the influence of jazz. Through its diverse exhibits and educational programs, the museum provides a dynamic and immersive experience, honoring the profound impact of African American musicians on global culture. 

The Johnny Cash Museum and the Patsy Cline Museum offer dedicated spaces to celebrate the legacies of these iconic country music stars. The Johnny Cash Museum, established in 2013, showcases a vast collection of memorabilia, including handwritten lyrics, costumes, instruments, and personal artifacts, detailing Cash's storied career and personal life. Meanwhile, the Patsy Cline Museum, opened in 2017, is situated just above the Johnny Cash Museum and features personal letters, stage costumes, and rare photographs, providing a deep dive into Cline's life and enduring influence on country music. Both museums offer interactive exhibits and rare artifacts, giving fans a comprehensive and intimate look at the lives and careers of these legendary artists.

After Lunch, you will be off to the Grand Ole Opry. Now at a newer location. It is an iconic institution in the world of country music, renowned for its pivotal role in popularizing the genre since its inception in 1925. Known as "the show that made country music famous," the Opry began as a simple radio broadcast and has since evolved into a live stage show featuring a diverse array of country, bluegrass, Americana, and folk music performances. The Opry has hosted legendary artists such as Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Dolly Parton, and contemporary stars like Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley. The venue is celebrated for its rich history, vibrant performances, and its ongoing tradition of connecting fans with the essence of country music through weekly live broadcasts and performances that continue to draw audiences from around the world. 

Your evening concludes with a visit at the Grand Ole Opry for a live performance. Enjoy live music by popular entertainers as they play some of the old classics. You can choose to upgrade your ticket to a premium seat and you may want to choose a Backstage Pass where you will meet one of the evening's entertainers!

Your journey started with a tour of a famous mansion and we will end our tour with another iconic home - The Hermitage.  The Hermitage is the historic plantation home of Andrew Jackson, the seventh President of the United States. Built in 1804 and expanded over the years, the estate now serves as a museum and a testament to Jackson's life and legacy. Visitors to the Hermitage can explore the meticulously preserved mansion, original furnishings, and personal artifacts of Jackson and his family, offering a glimpse into the early 19th-century Southern lifestyle. The 1,120-acre site also includes beautiful gardens, slave quarters, and Jackson's tomb, providing a comprehensive look at the complexities of his life, including his role as a military leader and president, as well as the controversial aspects of his presidency, such as his policies on slavery and Native American removal. The Hermitage is a significant historical and educational site, attracting visitors interested in American history and the life of one of its most influential presidents.