Aaron Lee Tasjan, Luke Schneider, Many More to Play Benefit for Exit/In Nashville Helping Nashville show, featuring tribute sets and lots of guests, set for East Park Tweet Share
Over the past three weeks, the Cobb family has mounted a massive effort to buy the Elliston Place property that’s home to Exit/In, the historic club they own and operate. They’ve gotten vocal supportfrom members of Metro Council for their desire to preserve the culture of the venue as well as its building. The Cobbs have also received more than $224,000 in donations from more than 4,000 donors to sweeten the offer (backed by Grubb Properties’ Live Venue Recovery Fund) that they hope to make to AJ Capital Partners, the developer to whom the property went under contract.
Developer announces intent to preserve property, business owners continue bid to buy
authors Stephen Trageser
Daniel Meigs
On the afternoon of April 8, Exit/In owners Chris and Telisha Cobb celebrated a milestone in their endeavor to purchase the property that the iconic Nashville club sits on.
The GoFundMe campaign they launched April 2, when the news broke that the site was under contract to developer AJ Capital Partners, reached its goal of $200,000. Since then, donations have continued to pour in at press time, more than 4,000 donors have contributed more than $213,000, intended to help sweeten the Cobbs’ planned offer (backed by an undisclosed amount from
AJ Capital Partners Addresses Exit/In Plans, Cobb Family Responds Developer announces intent to preserve property, business owners continue bid to buy Tweet
Photo: Daniel Meigs
On the afternoon of April 8, Exit/In owners Chris and Telisha Cobb celebrated a milestone in their endeavor to purchase the property that the iconic Nashville club sits on. The GoFundMe campaign they launched April 2, when the news broke that the site was under contract to developer AJ Capital Partners, reached its goal of $200,000. Since then, donations have continued to pour in at press time, more than 4,000 donors have contributed more than $213,000, intended to help sweeten the Cobbs’ planned offer (backed by an undisclosed amount from Grubb Properties Live Venue Recovery Fund) to purchase the site from AJ.