Monday nights are usually quite boring - but not in Nashville. Here, there is barely a difference between a Saturday night and a Monday night. In fact, there is little difference between a Monday morning and a Monday night apart from the fact that the sun has set. Nashville means music: 24/7, 365 days a year. The honky-tonks on Broadway, also called Honky Tonk Highway, open at 11 in the morning and don’t close until the wee hours of the night. According to the website for the Nashville department of tourism, a honky-tonk is an establishment with at least one stage, cold drinks and a party that continues all day, every day. And they’re right, as I learn walking down this extravagant strip as the sun sets. Broadway is loud and hard to miss, colourful and versatile and, let’s face it, a bit hysterical.