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Adia Victoria has been on our radar for several years now with her fresh, alternative take on the blues. She made waves with the release of her highly acclaimed, Roger Moutenot produced, debut record, Beyond The Bloodhounds, which dropped last year via Canvasback Music, and followed that up with a French inspired EP, How It Feels,…
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Hailing from Indianapolis, Carl Broemel was a musical prodigy from a musical family who tinkered around in various local rock bands before catching the attention of Louisville’s My Morning Jacket. He’s been contributing his guitar, pedal steel, and back-up vocals during their wild ascension since 2005’s Z, and it has earned him tons of…
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It’s finally starting to feel like fall, and though the October tour rush has slowed down, we’re still seeing weekends full of great music as the holidays inch closer. This weekend finds a great mix of local and national artists, and is an especially great one for punk fans, with both talented up and comers, road-worn favorites, and even some recently reunited legends passing…
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Rising Candian rockers The Glorious Sons are touring in support of their excellent sophomore LP, which just released last month, and they will be stopping into The High Watt on Nov. 18 to envelope Nashville in their high voltage rock vibes. Local (and perfectly paired) rockers Frances & The Foundation are set to open…
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We’ve had our eye on local alternative rocker Lauren Strange for a number of years now, and have followed her since she began releasing records starting back in 2010 with her band The Pretty Killers. Lauren is gearing up to release a new EP, SALT, this Friday, Nov. 9 under her own name, and based on…
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Riding high on the success of their highly acclaimed sophomore record, Charleston, SC based roots rockers SUSTO are set to return to Nashville to headline The Basement East on Nov. 16. They’ll be paired up with fast rising local rockers Liz Cooper & The Stampede and eclectic folk duo Dawg Yawp. Tickets to their upcoming performance are still…
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Aussie-bred, Nashville-based rocker Dan Young has been pursuing music through his project Lonely Benson for a while now, and caught our attention with a smattering of groovy, laid back singles over the past couple of years. He returned this week with an ace cover of the Hall & Oates’ “I Can’t Go For That (No Can Do),”…
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Eclectic art rocker St. Vincent is celebrating the release of her highly acclaimed, fifth full length Masseduction, which dropped last month, with a lengthy tour, including a date at The Ryman Auditorium on Nov. 22. A limited number of tickets remain, including a unique VIP experience which offers fans an opportunity to take part in the…
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As we dip into November, the hectic fall touring schedule for national artists takes a breather (at least for a week), but there are still plenty of solid shows that demand your attention this weekend. We have some great under the radar punk and metal shows, top notch songwriters, an especially great comedy explosion,…
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Nashville transplant and renaissance man Dan Auerbach has stayed busy in the three years since the release of the last Black Keys record (2014’s Turn Blue). He has recorded and toured with supergroup The Arcs, released an impressive solo record, Waiting On A Song, earlier this year, and has notched a number of high profile,…