NASHVILLE, Tenn. (June 18, 2024) – Icon Entertainment & Hospitality led by visionary entrepreneur Bill Miller, the owner and operator of many of Nashville’s most esteemed and popular establishments, is excited to announce they will be expanding its footprint in the beloved East Nashville neighborhood with a long-term lease at 2103 Greenwood Avenue.
The new venture is adjacent to Icon’s Schulman’s Neighborhood Bar, which has cemented itself into the vibrant East Nashville scene and is a favorite go-to spot. The 2700 sq. ft. building was built in 1960 and sits on one-third of an acre. East Nashville locals and fans will recognize that a portion of the building formerly housed Fran’s East bar which moved in 2021.
“We’re excited about expanding in our East Nashville neighborhood. The building is directly adjacent to our Schulman’s bar and we won’t disappoint with the concept we are planning for 2103 Greenwood Avenue. We love the neighborhood and our neighbors and are excited to continue serving the area with new and innovative hospitality offerings,” Icon’s Chief Executive Officer and Founder Bill Miller said.
This is just the latest project for the growing diversity of the real estate development and hospitality company’s portfolio, which ranges from award-winning museums to legendary restaurants and bars and offers both locals and visitors alike some of Music City’s most unique dining and entertainment experiences.
To stay up-to-date on the latest information and news about the new East Nashville venture along with the other Icon Entertainment & Hospitality brands please visit their website here.
About Icon Entertainment & Hospitality
Founded by celebrated entrepreneur and real estate investor Bill Miller, Icon Entertainment & Hospitality is a real estate development and hospitality company that owns and operates some of the most popular establishments in Nashville – including the Johnny Cash Museum, Sinatra Bar & Lounge, Patsy Cline Museum, Nudie’s Honky Tonk, House of Cards, Johnny Cash’s Bar & BBQ and Skull’s Rainbow Room – as well as the Southern Turf Lofts and Music City Threads merchandise line. Since opening the Johnny Cash Museum in 2013 – the first component of a presence in downtown Nashville that is now comprised of more than 100,000 square feet of commercial real estate – Icon has welcomed millions of patrons from around the world to its dining and entertainment establishments. USA Today, Forbes, Time, Rolling Stone, Condé Nast Traveler, National Geographic, Southern Living, Marie Claire, AAA and TripAdvisor are just a few of the outlets and organizations that have honored and awarded Icon’s establishments with distinction, solidifying their status as “must-visit” Music City attractions and dining experiences.
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