Graystone Quarry

There are concerts... and then there are nights you remember. The Rainbow Collective opened with heart, Sarah McLachlan was every bit as incredible as I'd hoped, and the setting did the rest. A hot Tennessee night, distant thunder rumbling across the quarry, and a choir of crickets in the trees somehow became part of the performance. FirstBank Amphitheater is one of those places that makes live music feel a little more magical. What a night.

Went for a concert and wow, the setting is unreal. The stage is tucked into a 100-ft limestone quarry with a waterfall and cliff walls lit up at night, felt like seeing a show in nature’s own theater. Sound was crisp and the vibe was intimate even with a big crowd. Heads up: it’s a ¼ mile walk from the meadow parking to the venue, so wear comfy shoes. Bag rules are strict and it’s cashless, but the walk through the woods with deer popping out made it part of the experience. Traffic leaving was steady, but honestly worth it since it's free. One of the coolest venues I’ve been to near Nashville.

Great sound and cool location. Every worker who we asked a question to had no answers and didn't care to find an answer. Concessions ridiculous like everywhere else so that's par for the course. We heard horror stories about traffic getting in and out but we didn't have any of that because it was a Wednesday night with temps near 100 and it was Sarah McLachlan. Overall cool venue with great sound.

Cool place to see a concert, acoustics sounded good and the staff moved people along efficiently.

Absolutely gorgeous place. Saw Paul Simon with my bestie. It's a bit of a hike to get to the arena, but we'll worth it. The staff was wonderful and helpful. I'll be happy to go there again.