Country music legend Alan Jackson has officially launched a brand-new attraction in downtown Nashville with the opening of Alan Jackson’s Silverbelly Whiskey Distillery and Museum. Located in the Lower Broadway corridor, the new spot combines a fully functioning whiskey production setup with a dedicated showcase of Jackson's iconic career.
The opening comes on the heels of Jackson's final full-length concert at Nissan Stadium on June 27th, where he played to a packed stadium alongside a star-studded group of guest performers that included duets with long-time friend George Strait.
Distillery and Interactive Experience
Situated at 121 3rd Avenue South near the Johnny Cash Museum, the venue allows visitors to watch the whiskey crafting process from barrel to bottle. Guests can view the spirit being blended, proofed, bottled, and labeled onsite while enjoying whiskey flights, handcrafted cocktails, bottle sales, and a hands-on "bottle your own" experience.
Featured Memorabilia and Exhibits
Alongside the distillery operations, the venue houses an extensive collection of personal items and career memorabilia spaning decades of country music history, as well as a dedicated space for live music performances.
- The baby blue 1958 Harley-Davidson Panhead motorcycle featured on the A Lot About Livin’ (And a Little ‘Bout Love) album cover, displayed alongside Jackson's childhood bicycle and trike.
- The signature ripped jeans, boots, and water skis used in the iconic "Chattahoochee" music video.
- Awards show attire and stage outfits worn by Alan Jackson and his wife.
- An extensive boot collection, stage instruments, and hundreds of historical photographs.
Visitor Details
The new museum and distillery adds to Jackson's existing presence in the area, which includes his multi-story establishment, AJ’s Good Time Bar, located nearby on Lower Broadway.
For additional details and to purchase admission tickets, fans can visit alanjacksonmuseum.com.
