NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Country music star Ray Stevens has announced plans to sell the CabaRay Showroom in West Nashville following recent health issues.
The multi-use venue on River Road opened in 2018, and has hosted weddings, television show tapings, fundraising events, political campaigns, corporate meetings, banquet dinners and a plethora of music performances.
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According to a press release, Stevens, 86, is looking to slow down and sell the venue following a health emergency in July. Stevens underwent minimally-invasive heart surgery after suffering a mild heart attack. In the later half of July he had two stents implanted and spent several days in a Nashville rehabilitation facility before returning home to finish his recovery.
“At 86 and with my recent health problems, it’s probably time to slow down, and selling CabaRay is the first step,” he said. “But in the interim, I still plan on doing shows once I’m fully recovered. I still have a lot I want to do in the recording studio, so I’ll focus all of my energy in that direction along with making videos to go along with the music from time to time.”…