Two cities known for music, Nashville and Cleveland, square off at Cleveland Browns Stadium, as the Titans face the Browns on Sunday with some local Cleveland music fans saying Cleveland has already won the battle of the music scenes.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - One’s home to the Grand Ole Opry, the other home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the battle of Music Capitals.
Browns fans sing the praises of Cleveland, saying Cleveland has won one game before the two teams have even faced off, the battle of the music scenes. “I’m a huge Browns fan; I’ve been going to games since I was a small child,” said Kathy Blackman, who owns the music club, the Grog Shop, on Coventry Road in Cleveland Heights.
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