Line Out Music & the City at Night

Monday, February 6, 2012

"Hi, I'm George Strait. Welcome to Nashville International Airport."

Posted by on Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 1:31 PM

Here are just some the music-related things I saw in the Nashville International Airport this weekend:

Hatch Show Print posters hang on the walls.
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  • Hatch Show Print posters hang on the walls.

Advertisements showcase some of the citys most famous musicians.
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  • Advertisements showcase some of the city's most famous musicians.

Nashville resident Taylor Swift is fucking EVERYWHERE.
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  • Nashville resident Taylor Swift is fucking EVERYWHERE.

You cant buy a magazine without looking at a guitar.
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  • You can't buy a magazine without looking at a guitar.

Meanwhile, country artists like George Strait and other names I didn't recognize welcomed me to the airport and told me to go to the information booth if I had questions. There were guitars on display. Even the shoe shining station had a guitar as part of the logo, but I didn't take a photo because a very grumpy businessman was getting his shoes shined and it looked like he wanted to be left alone.

All throughout Nashville, every bar and club with live music has a guitar pick-shaped sign outside of it, designating it as a live music venue. The Nashville Predators have six lines going through their jersey numbers, representing the strings on a guitar, and the inside of their collars have piano keys on them. And YOU CAN SING KARAOKE IN THEIR CABS.

Here are all the music-related things I saw in the Sea-Tac International Airport this weekend:

THERE IS NOTHING THERE.
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  • THERE IS NOTHING THERE.

I love you, Seattle. I love your music scene, and there's a lot of history here. But you sure do have a lot of work to do if you want to let airport travelers know they're in the City of Music.

 

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