The Stolen Faces: Grateful Dead Tribute
Event Info
Brooklyn Bowl Nashville
925 3rd Avenue North
Nashville, Tennessee 37201
Because of the rise in cases due to the variants, a special COVID protocol is required for everyone that will be in attendance for this show at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville. You, and anyone accompanying you in your party, are required to provide ONE of the following:
Proof of your vaccination record (vaccination card or picture of your card with a matching ID card), demonstrating you were fully vaccinated at least two weeks in advance of the day of show. OR proof of a negative COVID test, administered within 72 hours of the day of show, with matching ID card.
We recommend uploading your vaccination card or negative COVID test information to the Bindle app — available for free on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. This is a secure and private app that will allow you to quickly display your information, ensuring timely entry into the venue. For more information, visit joinbindle.com.
For information on free testing sites, please visit this link here: https://www.asafenashville.org/test-mask-resources/.
Brooklyn Bowl encourages mask wearing and encourages you to get vaccinated if you aren’t already!
By purchasing a ticket you are acknowledging you will be required to show proof of vaccination or negative test result. All Sales are Final.
If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us at nashvilleinfo@brooklynbowl.com.
To ensure you don't miss any of the show, please plan to arrive closer to doors to go through security and present your vaccination card or negative test. This process takes some time so please make sure you have your ID and Vaccination Card/Negative Results out and handy when going through security to expedite the process for all patrons.
Valid photo ID required at door for entry
This event is general admission standing room only.
Artist Info
The Stolen Faces
The Grateful Dead continue to have one of the most loyal followings of any band in history, and deservedly so: They wrote great songs, and they were excellent musicians and terrific improvisers who never played a tune the same way twice. The Stolen Faces deftly capture the spirit of the Dead, covering a wide variety of songs from the band’s expansive catalog and delivering them with the sort of energy and spontaneity that might have you thinking you’re standing in the Winterland Ballroom in 1973!