Country Bands and Biscuits at the Loveless Cafe

Country Music stars will soon be able to enjoy some of the most famous fried chicken and biscuits while performing with their fiddles and bass guitars.  Nashville's well-known Loveless Cafe is on schedule to complete a brand new, top-notch, multi-use facility this December. With events that begin in January 2009, The Loveless Barn is already a high-demand space, having booked events into 2011.Tom Morales, owner of TomKats, Inc., which owns and operates the Loveless Cafe, said, "We are committed to making the Loveless Barn a great listening environment and music-friendly venue."Designed to meet a wide variety of activities, The Loveless Barn will feature

• portable and adjustable staging, lighting and sound equipment
• exceptional acoustics
• two large covered patios and landscaped lawns located on either side of the structure, perfect for outdoor entertaining
• a green room for entertainment-based events
• expandable seating capacity
• large garage doors for easy load-in, options for various cable needs and an abundance of power outlets

"We want event planners and music promoters to be confident that we have taken into consideration what they need for a successful event, whether it's a wedding, concert or video shoot," said Jesse Goldstein, operations manager of the Loveless Cafe. "Unlike many facilities that start out as something else, only to be converted into an event facility years later, The Loveless Barn has been designed and built from the ground up with one sole purpose: events. I feel this approach will make the Barn one of the most flexible, accommodating facilities in Middle Tennessee." Lynsey McDonald, who has planned and executed events for CMT, the Tennessee State Museum and more, is now part of the Loveless staff to manage bookings and logistics for the new venue. "It's an honor to work with this unique Nashville treasure," said McDonald, "and we're looking forward to hosting some of the city's best parties."