Grab the mic
Microphones are on board and live from the first mile. Solo, duet or full-crew chorus — the limo does not judge.
The Ride Is The Event
Most limos are a quiet way to get somewhere. Ours is a rolling karaoke room — microphones in hand, party lights on, your songs up loud — where the ride itself is the part of the night everybody talks about.
Simple as it should be: climb in, grab a microphone, pick your song. The karaoke setup lives on board the stretch limo — screens and sound ready to roll, party lights doing their thing — so there’s no setup, no waiting for a rotation at a bar, and no singing for strangers. Just your crew, your queue and the Nashville night rolling past the windows.
Microphones are on board and live from the first mile. Solo, duet or full-crew chorus — the limo does not judge.
Run your own playlist and sing the songs your group actually knows — country classics on the way downtown, throwbacks on the way home.
Airbnb to Broadway, dinner to the honky tonks, hotel to BNA — every leg of the night comes with a soundtrack performed live by your friends.
Pricing is the friendly part: $10 per person, $60 minimum, and once you’ve ridden once your second ride is $5 per person.
The white Ford Excursion stretch is the full production: room for the whole crew, the karaoke setup, party lights and photo-ready looks at every stop. Bachelorette parties, big birthdays and wedding crews start here. It’s also the ride most people searching for a Nashville party bus actually want — for groups of 14 and under, it’s the same one-vehicle party, with the karaoke already on board.
The pink Tahoe brings karaoke on the go for smaller groups — downtown hops, airport runs and date-night sing-alongs with Nashville’s pinkest SUV.