Music Row runs roughly from Division Street down to Wedgewood Avenue, with the bulk of the studios and label buildings packed onto 16th and 17th Avenue South between Demonbreun and Edgehill. It's a working neighborhood with a very specific problem: the curbs are short, the surface lots behind RCA Studio B, Ocean Way, and Blackbird fill up fast, and most of the side streets between 16th and 18th are one-way with limited room for a flatbed to set up. Hook Em' Up Towing dispatches out of 607 Fordomatic Dr in 37209 — straight up I-440 or down West End — and our drivers run this corridor multiple times a week.
Vehicle trouble outside a session at Sound Emporium on Belmont Boulevard? Dead battery in the surface lot off Roy Acuff Place? Locked out at Edgehill Village while grabbing coffee at Frothy Monkey? Stalled at the Musica roundabout where Division meets Music Row? Call (615) 756-5330 — we'll route in without blocking session load-ins or studio gear vans.
Music Row is the historic heart of Nashville's recording industry, home to legendary studios like RCA Studio B, Ocean Way, Blackbird, and Sound Emporium, plus the major label buildings along Music Square East and West. The neighborhood operates on its own clock — tracking dates start at 10 AM, mix sessions run past 3 AM, and session players load in and out at all hours along 16th and 17th. That's why we keep dispatch live 24/7 and prioritize flatbed runs to the studio blocks so a producer's car never sits blocking a load-in bay.
We also know Music Row's quirks: the Belmont University surface lots that go dead-battery-heavy during finals week, the tight back alleys between Grand Avenue and Edgehill, the Demonbreun Street grade that eats clutches, and the steady CMA Fest and bachelorette pedicab traffic that turns 12th and Demonbreun into a parking lot every weekend from April through October.
Whether you're a studio engineer whose Civic won't start at 3 AM after a marathon mix, a session player loading out a pedalboard at Blackbird, a Belmont student stuck at the McWhirter Hall garage, or a visitor touring Studio B, our roadside crew is the one local dispatcher that actually answers the phone and rolls a truck.
Recording Studios — RCA Studio B, Ocean Way, Blackbird, Sound Emporium & dozens more along 16th-18th Ave S
Edgehill Village — Trendy shopping and dining at Edgehill Avenue — Taco Mamacita, Imogene + Willie
Belmont University — Campus area along Belmont Blvd — students, staff, and event visitors
Demonbreun Street — Restaurant and entertainment corridor connecting to Midtown Nashville
Recording sessions run 12, 16, even 20 hours straight. When your car won't start at 3 AM after a marathon mixing session on 16th Avenue, we're one of the only local companies that answers the phone and dispatches immediately. No wait, no callback — just a real person sending a truck.
Edgehill Village's shops and restaurants draw crowds, and the street parking along Edgehill Avenue is tight. Locking your keys inside while grabbing coffee or browsing vintage clothes is a common call — our lockout service gets you back inside in about 15 minutes.
The Demonbreun corridor between Music Row and the downtown Nashville corridor sees heavy event traffic — especially during CMA Fest, concerts, and Nashville Predators games. Minor collisions are common, and we handle post-accident towing quickly to clear the road.
Belmont University students and staff park all day — sometimes for days during exam periods. Dead batteries from sitting are one of our most frequent calls in this area. We arrive with a portable jump pack and can test your charging system on-site to make sure you won't get stranded again.
24/7 Studio Hours — Recording sessions run around the clock. We match the industry's schedule with round-the-clock availability. Discreet Professional Service — We understand that music industry professionals value privacy. Limited Parking Expertise — Music Row's parking is notoriously tight. Session-Friendly Dispatch — We prioritize fast dispatch during studio call times, late-night sessions, and venue load-out windows. Luxury Vehicle Handling — Our zero-damage flatbed service protects valuable cars during transport. Local Mechanic Network — We can recommend trusted mechanics in the Midtown and West End area.
Our Music Row coverage extends beyond the studio district to include the surrounding neighborhoods that share the same Midtown infrastructure. We serve the Edgehill community south of Music Row, the Demonbreun Hill area connecting to The Gulch, and the Belmont-Hillsboro corridor along Belmont Boulevard. The Musica roundabout at Division Street and Music Row is a landmark intersection we pass through multiple times daily.
Stranded on Music Row? Whether you're at a studio, in Edgehill Village, or anywhere along Demonbreun — we're your local towing solution. Call (615) 756-5330.
Usually 30–45 minutes. We're familiar with the Demonbreun/Division Street corridor and can get to Music Row, Edgehill Village, and the surrounding Midtown area quickly.
Definitely. Our drivers know the recording studios, the label buildings, and the busy restaurant scene on Edgehill. We navigate around event traffic and studio parking without any trouble.
We help musicians, producers, and studio staff all the time — car trouble during a long recording session is more common than you'd think. We keep it quiet and professional.
Yes. We cover the Edgehill residential blocks and nearby side streets around the studio district, including tight curbside parking and alley access points.
Yes — we cover the Belmont Boulevard corridor and the streets around the university. Students and staff frequently need jump starts and lockout help during late classes and events.