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Exit/In, Hurry Back buildings sell for nearly $6 5M

Exit/In, Hurry Back buildings sell for nearly $6 5M
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Exit/In, Hurry Back Buildings Sell for $6 5 Million

Exit/In, Hurry Back Buildings Sell for $6 5 Million
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Recovery Fund Aims to Save Live Music Venues

A new real estate investment fund wants to help music venue owners buy their properties and stay in business as the pandemic and market forces decimate their earnings.

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Pollstar | Saving Nashville s Soul: Exit / In s Chris Cobb Bids For Building Being Sold To Hotel Developer

By: Deborah Speer exit / in SIGN OF THE TIMES: The exterior of Nashville’s historic Exit/In as the building’s owner makes a deal to sell the famed “Rock Block” property to AJ Capital.Jimmy Buffett played the first gig here. Comedian Steve Martin was an early regular, before becoming famous. It has a cameo appearance in Robert Altman’s groundbreaking film “Nashville.” Now, Exit / In, the city’s storied club celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, may fall to the wrecking ball. The property on which the leased building stands is in the process of being sold to AJ Capital, a luxury hotel developer.

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Thousands Donate to Exit/In Preservation Campaign

Thousands Donate to Exit/In Preservation Campaign Catching up with business owner Chris Cobb about raising funds to buy the property home to the longtime club Tweet Photo: Eric England On Thursday, independent music venues that have been mostly closed for more than a year due to COVID-19 will be able to begin the application process for federal Shuttered Venue Operators Grants, intended to keep them from closing for good. Throughout this time, Exit/In owner Chris Cobb has been balancing contributing to the National Independent Venue Association’s push for federal aid, leading the local independent venue group Music Venue Alliance Nashville and working on plans to celebrate the venue’s 50th anniversary. If that wasn’t enough, the property on which the venue and neighboring bar Hurry Back stand was put up for sale in February. Cobb and his wife Telisha Cobb put a plan in motion that would ideally result in them owning the site, through a program establ

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