The Mojo Tour in Memphis is a high-energy musical journey that brings the city’s blues, rock ’n’ roll and sweet Southern soul to life. Led by professional Beale Street musicians on the nation’s only music bus, the experience blends live music, comedy, history and storytelling to create a lively, informative ride through the city’s musical heritage.
As you move through Memphis, you’ll see famous landmarks such as Sun Studio and Beale Street, pass Stax Studio and the Lorraine Motel, and take in Cotton Row, the Peabody Hotel and Overton Park. The tour also includes views of the early homes of Elvis and B.B. King. Along the way, musicians and guides will share stories about how artists like Elvis, Johnny Cash, B.B. King and Otis Redding got their starts here, connecting the places you see with the songs and scenes that made them famous.
Why Visit
- Live performances by professional Beale Street musicians throughout the tour
- Nation’s only music bus transport and mobile performance venue
- Comedy, history and storytelling narrated by Memphis music insiders
- Landmark stops at Sun Studio, Beale Street, Stax Studio and Lorraine Motel
What's included
- Local taxes
- Guided sightseeing tour
What's Not Included
- Gratuities
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Admission to Sun Studio
- Admission to Stax Museum
Accessibility
- Accessible to strollers
- Service animals welcome
- Public transit links nearby
Tour available in your selected language
Additional information
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
The bus does not have a wheelchair lift, but if you have a collapsible wheelchair and have some mobility, we should have no problem accommodating you. Please contact us in advanced with any additional questions.
Within a few blocks there are four different parking garages, and several open-air parking lots. The closest garage to our location (just two blocks away) is at 149 Peabody Place between Second Street and BB King Blvd., next to the Hampton Inn. You can try your luck with on-street metered parking, too, on Second Street just south of Beale; on Beale between Front and Second; or along Peabody Place from Front to Fourth Street.
Not wheelchair accessible
Bring your ticket with you to the attraction.