Venues & Locations
16 entries in the Johnny Cash compendium.
Venues & Locations — Era Chart
Ryman AuditoriumThe historic home of the Grand Ole Opry where Johnny Cash performed in 1956.Folsom PrisonRecorded on January 13, 1968, this album revitalized Johnny Cash's career and topped the TCarnegie HallThe night Judy Garland stunned the world at Carnegie Hall.San Quentin State PrisonWhere the Man in Black met the inmates for a night of raw, unfiltered truth.Nashville Municipal AuditoriumNashville's versatile arena for concerts, sports, and events since 1962.Tennessee State PenitentiaryWhere Johnny Cash recorded history alongside Linda Ronstadt and Roy Clark.Carter Mountain HomeWhere the Man in Black made music the way only he could—quietly, stubbornly, and true.San QuentinWhere the Man in Black walked the yard and the bay fog rolled in behind the bars.The Grand Ole OpryThe wooden floor where the Man in Black learned he was home.Sun StudioThe cramped Memphis room where a lanky man in a white shirt changed music forever.Columbia Recording StudiosThe Nashville studio where the Man in Black forged three decades of legend.RCA Studio BA small Nashville room where a man in black made the whole world lean in and listen.New York CityWhere a man in black walked into the gilded cage and made it feel like a cell.Austin, TexasWhere the Man in Black met a city that never needed a studio to feel the truth.LondonWhere the Man in Black found a city that understood every bruise in his voice.ParisWhere the Man in Black found a city that already understood the weight of a song.
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