Attended the John Mayer concert here and was pleased with the ease of entry, they food and beverage options while here and the proximity of the restrooms to the seats. Tho we didn't have the best seats the sight lines were great and the acoustics were too. Would attend a concert here in the future.

I went to Bridgestone Arena for Chris Tomlin's Good Friday Nashville concern and had a great time. My only complaint are the junk fees that Ticketmaster tacks onto your ticket if you buy it online, which literally doubles the price of a ticket. But with that said, Bridgestone is definitely better than other venues like Staples Center in L.A. Tickets are reasonably priced and parking fees are not outrageous, especially when compared with Premier parking lots and parking garages near arena in Nashville.

The arena itself is very nice, it was great for the concert that we attended. However, the seats are SO SMALL. I had bruises on each thigh from squeezing in my seat. There were several people around me who were not very large but could not fit and had to stand or hang out in the lobby. So uncomfortable.

We visited Bridgestone arena for the first time recently while attending a concert and we were impressed. The arena is well laid out with lots of restrooms and concessions. The concourse is large so moving around is a breeze. The sound and site lines are excellent and the staff and security were competent and efficient. The arena and the area around it are clean and seemed safe as well. A we’ll run downtown arena.

Went to Queen with Adam Lambert. Sound system is amazing. Concert was awesome. My complaint with the arena were the prices first. 2 beers 1 drink 62.00. Seriously? Then the seats. Then only have about a foot of walkway in the aisles so anything over the 1st section you are unable to stand at all. Seats were tight so neighboring people were pouring over into my seat. Not good. But wouldn't have missed it for anything. Just know what your working with. Who doesn't want to dance at a concert.