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About First American Music Center

The First American Music Center stands as a storied outdoor amphitheater in the Nashville area, originally opening in 1986 and later adopting names tied to local banking brands before becoming part of the Starwood family. Though the venue was demolished in 2007 and the Starwood Commons mixed-use development sits on the site, its legacy lives on in local concert history. This page provides comprehensive details on seating, access, and nearby lodging and dining to help you secure your tickets and plan a hassle-free visit.

Located just off Interstate 24 and along Old Hickory Blvd (TN-171) and Murfreesboro Road (US-41), the venue offered a large covered pavilion with reserved box seating and an open-air lawn for general admission. If you’re visiting the Nashville area, we’ve listed practical options for transportation, parking, and nearby affiliate hotel and restaurant partners to make your event experience easy and reliable.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 3839 Murfreesboro Pike, Antioch (Nashville), TN 37013
  • Venue type: Outdoor amphitheater
  • Capacity: 17,137
  • Opened: June 20, 1986; Closed: October 21, 2006; Demolished: September 27, 2007
  • Naming history: First American Music Center in 1999 (naming rights by First American National Bank); AmSouth Amphitheatre (2000–2004); returned to Starwood name by 2004
  • Seating arrangement: One large covered pavilion with reserved box seating plus open-air lawn for general admission
  • Access: Located near Interstate 24; along Old Hickory Blvd (TN-171) and Murfreesboro Road (US-41); about 2 miles from I-24
  • Notable acts: Early reveals included The Beach Boys, Jimmy Buffett, Duran Duran, Bob Dylan; later headliners included Eric Clapton, Aerosmith, Motley Crue
  • Demolished and redevelopment: Demolished in 2007; site being redeveloped as Starwood Commons mixed-use development
  • Nearby hotels: Examples include Intown Suites Extended Stay Nashville Murfreesboro Pike (2823 Murfreesboro Pike, Antioch, TN)