This tour is not primarily historical, although sights are pointed out along the tour route, which includes downtown Nashville and the Music Row area.

Instead is a comedic take on a tour, and includes stories of the scandals endured by many country music legends. The sisters have an old school bus, now painted hot pink, which carries 32 passengers on the 90-minute tour. This is not a tour for children -- drinks are allowed in small coolers, and the subject content is a bit risqué. However, people of all ages have taken the tour and, as evidenced by all the reviews, have enjoyed it immensely.

Sheri Lynn and Brenda Kay, hostesses of the tour, are actually sisters. Each has a musical theater background and many years of improv comedy experience, which is put to use on the NashTrash Tour. The tour has a basic outline, but every tour is different because every audience is different.

This is a very small company and the two sisters run every tour, so they usually booked up months in advance (especially on Saturdays). They have no online booking, and it's difficult to reach their assistant when you call the office. But the information on their website gives details on how to book a reservation on the answering machine.

Their tour schedule is sometimes sketchy; they usually run Wednesday through Saturday, with Tuesday tours added during the summer months. To book a reservation, let them know when you'll be in town, and they'll give you options on which tour times are available. It may seem low-budget, but that's intentional, and goes along with the campy, trashy nature of the whole thing...hundreds of repeat visitors don't seem to mind.