We heard that Nashville was known for its fried chicken, so we set out to find the best. We ended up at Prince's Hot Fried Chicken on the outskirts of the city. The restaurant consisted of nothing more than a few tables, which people used to wait for their orders since take out was their specialty. The menu had only 8 items, so it wasn't a hard choice. I ordered a chicken breast with baked beans and took my place in the back of the room as I waited. It turns out that you have to wait 83 minutes for good fried chicken. We may have been late arriving to the venue, but we had the BEST fried chicken of our lives.
The venue in Nashville, the Exit/In, was the smallest of the tour. The capacity was around 500 people and the show was sold out long before we even started on the road. The stage was cramped, but it was something we were very comfortable with given the places we have played during our musical careers thus far. The crowd was nothing short of awesome! They were dancing and moshing through the entire set. Even though the crowd was small, the applause and cheers rivaled that of the larger crowds.
The bus call for RBF and Streetlight was late that night, so we decided to go out to the bars and party. Let's just say that TTV held its own against the big guys......in pool. When the bars closed, we headed back to RBF's tour bus and watch Step Brothers. If you haven't seen it, you should because it is hilarious!
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