New Year’s Eve is almost here, the one day that it is almost universally expected that everyone, young and old, enjoy some sort of celebration. Whether your idea is a night of loud music or a quiet dinner, we found five places in Nashville to celebrate. 1. Redneck Riviera’s New Year’s Eve Bash on Broadway Celebrate New Year’s Eve…
John Rich is expanding his Redneck Riviera business, this time with BBQ sauce! The singer-songwriter, who already has his own line of whiskey, has been asked to launch other business ventures over the years, but never felt the time, or product, was right, until now. Rich just released Redneck Riviera 1776 BBQ Sauce, in partnership with Red Gold…
John Rich watched as his thriving downtown bar, Redneck Riviera, saw sales plummet and crowds dwindle, as the coronavirus pandemic began to sweep the country early last year. Forced to close in the beginning of the health crisis, Rich proudly reopened his bar when he was legally allowed to do so, only to be required to close again…
One day after the final Presidential debate of 2020 was held at Nashville’s Belmont University, John Rich‘s Redneck Riviera Bar & BBQ is serving as host of Fox & Friends‘ “Breakfast With Friends” segment with Pete Hegseth. A live, socially-distanced audience will be in place, getting their reactions to the highly-publicized debate. The “Breakfast With Friends” segment follows live…
John Rich was the first to open his business in downtown Nashville, with his own Redneck Riviera bar. While some businesses are choosing to remain closed for the time being, John has no regrets about allowing patrons to eat and drink in his venue, even during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “Of course there’s a lot of rules, regulations, stuff…
It’s an unprecedented Memorial Day weekend for sure, with businesses just starting to reopen, some with restrictions and guidelines, during the coronavirus pandemic. Stil, there are, thankfully, several things to do in and around Nashville. Keep reading for a few of our suggestions: 1. Order BBQ to go. Multiple Nashville restaurants are offering take-out of all of their food,…
John Rich was the first to open his business, Redneck Riviera, on Lower Broadway in Nashville last week, as part of Phase One of Mayor John Cooper’s plan to slowly reopen Nashville. The Big & Rich singer felt it was in the best interest of everyone, including his employees, to open, after being closed since mid-March, albeit with restrictions…
Several downtown bars on Lower Broadway are beginning to reopen, as part of Phase One of the city’s plans to allow businesses to operate, although there are several restrictions in place. During Phase One, no live music or bar seating is allowed, and the restaurant can only be filled at 50 percent capacity. In addition, workers must wear masks…
