The Loveless Cafe is celebrating 75 years in Nashville with a birthday party packed with live music, biscuits and family-friendly activities. More Eat & Drink News
The iconic Highway 100 restaurant will host “Jam Fest” on Saturday, Sept. 19, with festivities taking place across the Loveless property. The cafe is partnering with Robert’s Western World to bring the honky-tonk’s country music stage to the event.
Proceeds from the ticketed celebration will benefit Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee.
Entertainment will include performances by Jesse Lee Jones and Brazilbilly, known as “Broadway’s Longest Running House Band,” with additional artists to be announced.
Jam Fest will also feature the annualBiscuit Slider Showdown, held in honor of National Biscuit Month. The competition will include live judging, with the winner receiving free Loveless Cafe biscuits for a year.
Other activities include a one-hour “Dancing with Dolly” line dancing class hosted by Category 10 and a Dolly Parton impersonator, along with carnival games, local pop-ups and other family activities.
The anniversary celebration also honors Loveless Cafe founders Lon and Annie Loveless, whose homestyle cooking helped turn the roadside restaurant into one of Nashville’s best-known dining destinations.
The Loveless Cafe is located at 8400 TN-100, Nashville.
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