The Bluebird Cafe manager speaks out following claims that Olivia Rodrigo and her team asked the Nashville restaurant and ...

The Bluebird Cafe is denying rumors that Olivia Rodrigo's team had photos of Taylor Swift removed from the venue prior to the 'Vampire' singer's 2023 performance.

The Bluebird Cafe manager spoke out following a video circulating online where an employee claimed that the restaurant removed "any visible sign of Taylor Swift before [Rodrigo] performed there in ...

When an influencer asked a Bluebird employee about Swift's missing picture, the employee said, "We vowed to remove any visible signs of Taylor Swift," adding, "We gotta respect the girlies."The ...

A Bluebird Cafe employee's misstatement about Olivia Rodrigo requesting Taylor Swift's photo be removed sparked online fandom conflict. The cafe's general manager clarified that Rodrigo's team ...

Bluebird Cafe president and GM Erika Wollam Nichols talks about the future of the Music City landmark after the coronavirus pandemic.

The Bluebird Cafe, which always has a long line since it was featured on the show “Nashville.” (Deone Jahnke) By Emily Yahr.

Nashville's famous Bluebird Cafe has been closed for most of January, forcing the cancelation of several high-profile shows. The Bluebird Cafe has been open on Hillsboro Pike in Nashville since 1982.

Nashville’s Bluebird Cafe closed its doors on March 13th, 2020, another music venue unable to operate during the pandemic. But the tiny listening room’s case was even more acute than some ...

Bluebird, a new musical inspired by the cafe, is in the works from Something Rotten! co-creator Wayne Kirkpatrick and songwriter-producer Don Chaffer. “The Bluebird is our Ryman Auditorium, our ...

Bluebird Cafe history. The Bluebird, which is now visited by 70,000 people annually, was founded in 1982 by Amy Kurland. The original concept was a gourmet cafe serving lunch and dinner.

The Bluebird Cafe -- an unassuming little venue in a strip mall on the outskirts of town -- is the place to play. Not because the stage is so great, Brown said, adding, "It's not, it's kind of ...