Who Owns Twitty City Now? Uncovering The New Owners

Twitty City is now owned by Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN). After Conway Twitty’s passing in 1993, the venue was acquired by the Christian broadcaster. TBN used the space as a Christian music venue and as the studios for their Nashville area station, WPGD-TV. In December 2023, the property suffered significant damage from a tornado outbreak.

TBN, founded by Paul and Jan Crouch, is a prominent Christian television network that broadcasts a wide variety of religious programming worldwide. The network’s headquarters is in Costa Mesa, California, and it operates various regional stations across the United States, including the one in Nashville.

Following the tornado damage, TBN announced that they would be rebuilding Twitty City. The network has a long history of supporting Christian causes and ministries, and they view Twitty City as a valuable asset for their mission of spreading the gospel. TBN plans to renovate the property and continue using it as a venue for Christian music and events. They also intend to keep their Nashville area station operational, broadcasting on WPGD-TV. The rebuilding process is ongoing, and TBN has committed to restoring Twitty City to its former glory as a beloved entertainment destination while also serving as a significant Christian presence in Nashville.