
Historic RCA Studio B
4.8 (1,759)museum
Tour the birthplace of the Nashville Sound, where Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, and Chet Atkins made Music Row history.
Description






Built in 1957, the studio helped establish the city as an international recording capital by pioneering a sonic signature defined by background vocals and strings. In addition to tracks cut by artists like Eddy Arnold and the Everly Brothers, the historic space operates today with a dual purpose, functioning as an active classroom for area students alongside guided tours drawn to its preserved mid-century atmosphere.