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About Music City

Get Music City tickets to see this Drama Desk-nominated new musical about dreamers, a dive bar, and the spirit of Nashville that inspires musicians from all over.

Music City off Broadway is a gritty and charming jukebox musical featuring the songs of multi-platinum songwriter J.T. Harding, including “Smile," “Somewhere In My Car," and "Sangria." Following a pair of singer-songwriters looking to make it big in Nashville, this musical extended three times at the Upper West Side’s West End Theater. Now, it moves closer to Times Square in an more elaborate production directed by Bedlam artistic director Eric Tucker.

Step inside the Wicked Tickle, the show's country bar where music, storytelling, and nightlife collide. Dreams, drinks, and great songs await in Music City.

Run time

2hr 15min. Incl. 1 intermission.

Age

Ages 10+.

Start date

June 15th, 2026

End date

October 31st, 2026

Aug 27

Took you on an emotional rollercoaster ride. Loved it.

Aug 24

Fun, immersive experience that mimics a Nashville honky tonk on an open mic night.

Aug 24

I revisited this Nashville-style musical not for its improved story, but for its catchy country hits and fun, talented ensemble. While the second act could use some trimming, you'll still have a ball if you enjoy country vibes.

Music City cast and creative team

By: Peter Zinn
Songs by: J.T. Harding
Director: Eric Tucker
Choreography: John Heginbotham
Cast list: Drew Bastian (as Newt), Jonathan Judge-Russo (as Drew), Julianne B. Merrill (as Wyn), Leenya Rideout (as Tammy/Leeanne), Andrew Rothenberg (as Bakerman/Stucky Stiles), Lauren Pritchard (as “23”), Stephen Michael Spencer (as T.J.)
Sets: Clifton Chadick, assisted by Buffy Cardoza
Costumes: Kindall Houston Almond
Lighting: Eric Southern
Sound: Jane Shaw
Band: Drew Bastian (drums), Julianne B. Merrill (keys), Tony Tino (bass), Ann Klein (lead guitar, mandolin, lap steel)
Other info: Music supervision and direction by Julianne B. Merrill

Venue

St. Luke's Theatre

308 W 46th Street (between 8th and 9th Avenue), New York, NY, USA, 10036

More information about Music City

Jukebox musicals are nothing new — there's Mamma Mia, Jersey Boys, & Juliet, and so many more. However, one that specifically centers country music is rarer, and J.T. Harding's catalogue is rich in country hits. Born in Nashville, Harding has written songs for Uncle Kracker, Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Blake Shelton, Dierks Bentley, Darius Rucker, and others.

Those songs are the star of this new musical, which is produced by Gabrielle Palitz, known for her Broadway credits including Buena Vista Social Club, Our Town, Bandstand, and others.

“The Wicked Tickle feels like Nashville’s Broadway dropped right into the middle of Manhattan — loud, alive, and full of stories,” Harding said in a statement. “The great critical and audience response meant the world to us. Taking the show to midtown feels like opening the doors even wider, letting the music, the stories, and the heart of this show reach an even bigger audience.”

What to watch for

  • The musical features a book by playwright Peter Zinn, who holds an MFA from NYU.
  • Music City was nominated for two 2025 Drama Desk Awards, including Outstanding Musical.
  • Using music as its narrative thrust, the musical explores themes of addiction, poverty, and haunting pasts.
  • J.T. Harding is a Billboard Chart-topping songwriter.

Frequently asked questions

What is Music City about?

Music City is a soaring new musical about two singer-songwriters looking to make it big in Nashville.

What is the running time of Music City?

Music City runs for 2hr 15min. Incl. 1 intermission.

Which theatre is Music City at?

Music City is at New York's St. Luke's Theatre, which is located at 308 W 46th Street (between 8th and 9th Avenue), New York, 10036.

How much are tickets for Music City?

Music City tickets start at $67.

What is the age recommendation for Music City?

Ages 10+.

How do you get tickets for Music City?

Check the top of this page for current availability on Music City tickets on TodayTix.

Is Music City playing on Broadway or Off-Broadway?

Music City is playing Off Broadway.

How long is Music City on for?

Tickets for Music City are available through 31 October 2026 — check the calendar for the latest availability.

What are audiences saying about Music City?

Audiences have given Music City a Show-Score of 87/100 — Excellent, based on 80 audience reviews. Read audience reviews.

Who stars in Music City?

Music City stars Drew Bastian (as Newt), Jonathan Judge-Russo (as Drew), Julianne B. Merrill (as Wyn), Leenya Rideout (as Tammy/Leeanne), Andrew Rothenberg (as Bakerman/Stucky Stiles), Lauren Pritchard (as “23”), Stephen Michael Spencer (as T.J.).

Who is the director of Music City?

Eric Tucker is the director of Music City.

Who composed the music and lyrics for Music City?

The music and lyrics for Music City were composed by J.T. Harding.

Who is the writer of Music City?

The writer of Music City is Peter Zinn.

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