Stopped in on the way to Nashville & was greeted by very friendly & accommodating staff…read more This shop is amazing & offers a wide selection of drums, guitars, parts, accessories, & apparel for the musician. They have very good prices & sales of great value. This shop is clean & well stocked. There is a drum room, a cymbal room, & also a lesson room. The pictures I took during my visit do not do this place justice. You have to see it in person!

Checked this place out because my boyfriend is a drummer and was pleasantly surprised to find lots…read moreof cool historical drum memorabilia by some pretty big name musicians. It was fun to look around. Even though we weren't looking to purchase anything that day, it seemed like they had a good selection of things such as an entire room of snares and cymbals.

I'm so excited I was finally able to scratch a visit to Sun Studios off of my Memphis to-do list…read more For music history lovers it's one of the most iconic places to make a pilgrimage to stand where some of the greats stood as they recorded hit songs that have remained relevant more than 80 years later. You can't reserve tours online and are available on a first come first serve basis and take place at the half hour mark. I arrived at about 12:15 and despite the 12:30 tour being removed as available for the tour board the employee at the front kindly let me slide into the 12:30 tour group. It's a small building but A LOT of history and memorabilia are packed into the building . The guided tour begins on the second floor where there is a small single room with musuem exhibits and items from the early days of Sun Records. After spending time here you'll be taken back downstairs to spend time in the actual recording studio. In total the tour lasted about 45 minutes and you were able to linger at the end without feeling rushed to take photos with THE microphone and soak in the energy of the space. If you're any kind of music lover you can't miss this building where so much pop culture and music history was made.

This place is sorta small but it packs a punch. It has some unique memorabilia and good photo ops…read moreand a whole lotta history. Our guide was very funny and knowledgeable (and he's a musician to boot!). We did the tour and the upstairs part has a recreation of the Dewey O DJ booth which is very cool. There is even a "smash" hit record on the floor in the booth! Inside museum cases are some original equipment and posters, etc. of some of the greats signed by Sun Studio. The downstairs recording studio (still in use daily) is timeless with an original microphone and the piano that the greats once played while recording. . We got to pose with the microphone and see lots of real equipment actually used by the likes of Elvis, Sam Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, etc. And of course, some of the original recording equipment used by founder Sam Phillips. The gift shop and small bar up front are a great touch both before and after the tours. Don't miss this legendary place.

A great family-owned business with employees who really know their stuff. I especially recommend…read moreworking with Jason in sales and service due to his expertise and exceptional customer service.

I was in dire need for a reed for my instrument and they provided me with one of the best reeds i…read morethink i have ever played it was an amazing place with great costumer service and the people there are just amazing people! I would definitely recommend this place! It also makes you feel super comfy like you're in a place you want to be in! Downright amazing!

My daughter started school of rock last Saturday. The staff is very nice and welcoming. I dropped…read moreher off for one hour for the Rookies Class. In this class they go over different instruments and it's perfect for a child who is very new to the music game:) I am excited to see what she learns at this establishment. She loved her first day and she met lots of new friends.

The programs excel at teaching great rock & roll and are fun, but more importantly they teach…read moreconfidence, build relationships between the kids, and teach them how to function in a band

Amro Music has been in business forever it seems. They were suppliers to all of the bands in East…read moreArkansas as well. They always had what we needed and this was back in the late 70's and 80's. Great to see they are still in business.

Service was 100/5! The service representative went out of their way to make my pick up easy and…read moreefficient.

My wife and I absolutely love the orpheum. We try to catch any show that might interest us. It was…read moreour anniversary. My wife got us tickets to see Gary Owen because she knows how much I love seeing him. The show was absolutely great and she picked some very good seats. I did feel like he cut the show just a little short. There's always that one drunk person that wants to yell out from the crowd. I think it was starting to irritating. What can you say about the orpheum? That hasn't already been said. It's a very nice historical place. The only reason I don't give it 5 stars. Is because like everyone else, they take advantage of people on concessions. I realized back in the day. This is the way places made their money. It's a little different these days. They make plenty of money on the shows. My other small complaint is the seating. Although its way better than Minglewood Hall, the seats are just too close together. I'm a big fella, and it's just very uncomfortable. Overall, they put on great shows and the place is very nice. I definitely wouldn't let the small things stop you from going.

Memphis does have a theater district & stars on the sidewalk in front acknowledging performers…read more The Orpheum Theatre, a 2,308-seat venue that opened in 1928 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Touring Broadway productions, Ballet Memphis, various concerts, comedians, a summer movie series, a family series of educational programs, and local cultural & community events such as Memphis in May, International Blues Challenge, and special Elvis Week events take place here. In 1890, the Grand Opera House opened on the corner of Main & Beale streets, and was billed as the most classy theater outside New York City. Vaudeville was the main source of entertainment at the time, featuring singers, musicians & magicians. The "STARZ" are actually names in the Orpheum Theatre's Sidewalk of Stars, a tradition honoring artists who have performed here. The names, found on brass stars embedded in the sidewalk at Main & Beale Streets, commemorate performers from the Orpheum's history, much like the Hollywood Walk of Fame,