Sinatra Bar & Lounge Grand Opening In Nashville Set For April 14

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Photo: Courtesy of Frank Sinatra Enterprises

The Sinatra Bar & Lounge in Nashville will celebrate its grand opening on April 14.

Opening in partnership with Frank Sinatra Enterprises and Icon Entertainment Group, the new venue brings a Manhattan-meets-Palm Springs ambiance to downtown Nashville’s historic Printers Alley.

Located in the Southern Turf building, Sinatra Bar & Lounge celebrates Frank Sinatra’s enduring cultural legacy. The establishment offers a dining menu featuring many of the “Chairman of the Board’s” favorites including traditional Italian dishes and steaks.

On the occasion of Sinatra’s 100th birthday, Jack Daniel’s produced a limited 100-proof 100 barrels of Jack Daniel’s Sinatra Century. A highly sought-after collector’s choice, Icon searched the country for a supply and Sinatra Bar & Lounge will serve Sinatra Century by the drink (while it lasts) – along with Sinatra Select and an array of classic cocktails.

As part of the private, invite-only grand opening, SiriusXM’s Siriusly Sinatra channel will present a live special featuring Trisha Yearwood. “Let’s Be Frank with Trisha Yearwood Live from Sinatra Bar & Lounge in Nashville, Tennessee” will air from 6-8 p.m. CT, and will include interviews and performances, along with several selections from Yearwood’s 2019 tribute album Let’s Be Frank and other Sinatra tracks.

“We couldn’t be more excited about the upcoming opening of Sinatra Bar & Lounge,” says Icon Entertainment Group CEO Bill Miller. “In my 10 years of living in Nashville, this is undoubtedly the most anticipated opening of any venue I’ve seen here, and it speaks to Frank Sinatra’s ongoing appeal to multiple generations. We look forward to providing our guests with a dining and entertainment experience second to none.”

“We are thrilled that our Dad, who loved good songs, good food and good spirits, will now be part of Music City’s creative and vibrant landscape,” says Nancy and Tina Sinatra. Tina adds, “the stately Southern Turf landmark is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and once housed a speakeasy and saloon; how cool is that?”

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