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Nashville’s known as Music City for a reason. It’s got a storied musical history and has long been the go-to spot for musicians and producers to create and perform. Many musicians have called the city home \u2014 from Miley Cyrus\u00a0and\u00a0Ed Sheeran to Tim McGraw and Faith Hill\u00a0\u2013 and many own businesses and venues, too. On Lower Broadway, the city’s famous walkable strip,\u00a0soaked in neon and spilling with live music, is lined with celebrity bars like This Bar by Morgan Wallen,\u00a0Jason Aldean’s Kitchen + Rooftop Bar: My Kinda Party, and Miranda Lambert’s florally bedazzled Tex-Mex cantina Casa Rosa<\/a>.<\/p>\n Around the corner, The Spot by Dre and Snoop (Dogg) serves an elevated, West Coast-style alternative to the honky-tonk scene, and a few miles away, the Dolly Parton-themed White Limozeen, a hot-pink rooftop paradise<\/a>, completes the country-glam perfection.\u00a0From the famous studio corridor known as Music Row to “homes of the stars” tours to countless TV shows and movie backdrops, there’s probably no “small” city so full of famous people. Sure, Los Angeles and New York are celebrity hotspots, but their stars are scattered across sprawling metros \u2014 in Nashville, you’re likely to spot one across the bar.<\/p>\n But stars \u2014 they’re just like us. Whether you see one at\u00a0the Grand Ole Opry or the grocery store, it’s important to keep your cool \u2014 nothing says “cringe” quite like a parasocial superfan bothering a celebrity who’s just trying to pump gas. True Nashville locals take celeb sightings in stride: Flash a smile, but don’t make a scene. You won’t even see paparazzi on Broadway like you would on Rodeo Drive. The easy acceptance of world-famous stars is just part of the small-town charm that makes Nashville feel like home.<\/p>\n