While much of the nation will spend this weekend watching football and arguing about standing for the national anthem on the anniversary of 9/11, we here at No Country challenge you to the argument of what show is the must see this weekend. We have a number of them going on around town, including a…
The anticipation is building as the 2016 edition of the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival is a little over two weeks away, and today it is time for you to start planning your weekend and making those critical lineup scheduling decisions. The official daily schedules were released, and, unsurprisingly, feature Beck and Hall &…
If you are a serious music fan, or for some god forsaken reason try to run a music blog, then you surely find yourself getting a little bored at times with the music that is in the forefront of the musical landscape. Well, rejoice, as one of the more interesting shows of the year is coming through…
The Jack White juggernaut has slowed down in the past year, after the Nashville based rocker announced that he would be “taking a break from performing live for a long period of time.” However, that hasn’t slowed White from helping to launch a record player into space, releasing a documentary on the recording industry, and,…
Local candy-surf rockers *repeat repeat have been building anticipation for their upcoming sophomore LP, Floral Canyon. They’ve already teased us with the release of “Mostly” from that record, and then came back with the fiery single “Plugged In” via a politically charged lyric video. Somehow, after spending a bunch of time touring, the rising rockers found…
It’s the second year of the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival taking place in the Park At Harlinsdale down the road in Franklin, TN, and, after our awesome experience during the debut last year, we’re already gearing up for our 2016 return on Sept. 24 and 25. If you are somehow in the dark, this year’s festival…
Local, via Ann Arbor Michigan, indie rockers Mackinac (presumably named after the Michigan island) popped onto our radar recently with their artsy, melodic, emotive indie rock. The track that really caught us was “You Were My Favorite,” which speaks of lost loves and trying to take back the past, and we jumped at the…
It’s hard to believe that we have reached the final weekend of Live on the Green. It seems like just yesterday that we kicked things off with Andra Day, Allen Stone, and White Denim, and have watched the bar continually rise with Jenny Lewis, Passenger, and JR JR. in week two and Dawes, Kurt Vile & the Violators,…
The finale of Live On The Green dominates the city landscape this holiday weekend, and we’re sure to spend a lot of the weekend there with you. Believe it or not, there will also be a nice helping of club shows going on around town, and we’ve highlighted our top recommendations with our staff picks…
We last checked in with local boogie rockers Savoy Motel, when they dropped their garage glam track “Souvenir Shop Rock” earlier this summer. Now, the band, made up of members of Cheap Time and Heavy Cream, are back with the new single, “Sorry People,” in support of their upcoming self-titled LP, which is set to drop…