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Cage The Elephant Drop Trippy Video For “Trouble” | Catch Them at Ascend Amphitheater May 19
Local rockers Cage the Elephant, who are headlining Ascend Amphitheater on May 19 with Portugal. The Man and Broncho, just dropped a new music video for “Trouble,” from their Dan Auerbach produced fourth album, Tell Me I’m Pretty. Filmed in Joshua Tree National Park, and directed by front man Matt Schultz, the video features an old western duel won…
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Tickets Still Available For Neil Young Tonight at Ascend Amphitheater
As we told you when it announced in March, singer-songwriter and living legend Neil Young returns to Nashville tonight to help kick off the first month of the 2016 season at Ascend Amphitheater. While this is the first formal Nashville date in six years, the Rock n’ Roll Hall Of Fame inductee certainly is…
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Bonnaroo Band of the Day: The Floozies
Bonnaroo Artist | The Floozies Bonnaroo History | Newbies Stage & Time | TBA As we’ve been doing for the past several years now, we’re making it our mission to help you get acquainted with as many bands as we can from Bonnaroo‘s impressive 2016 lineup. We’ll start from the bottom and work our way up, paying special attention to the smaller…
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Stream The New EP ‘Echoes & Relics’ From Creature Comfort
We’ve had an eye on Creature Comfort for a while, and have been digging into their new 5 song EP, Echoes & Relics, which dropped on April 8. The EP features more of what we’ve grown to love about CC, from the first track, “Am I Dreaming?,” which sounds like it fell off straight off of…
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Kansas Bible Company Premiere “Adios Amigo” from Upcoming LP
It’s almost amazing to have watched the changes of Kansas Bible Company over the past four years. They relocated to Nashville soon after No Country got its start, and first caught our attention with their debut Ad Astra Per Aspera, the first track “How To Build A Planet,” and, of course, their intense live…
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Watch Chris Stapleton’s Perfect Live Cover Of “Nothing Compares 2 U”
With the year that Chris Stapleton has seen, there really shouldn’t be anything left to surprise us. After sweeping the CMAs, nabbing multiple Grammys, and watching last year’s Traveller climb to #1, the breakout local outlaw country singer Chris Stapleton is enjoying a wave of well-deserved newfound attention, which should continue to grow with sets this year at Coachella and Bonnaroo,…
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Forecastle Announces Late Nights Shows ft. RJD2, Dr. Dog, Robert DeLong, & 23 String Band
As they have done for the past several years, Forecastle Fest, which is set for July 15-17 in Louisville’s Riverfront Park, will keep the party going into the wee hours after the festival proper winds down with late night sets at Headliners Music Hall and the 100-year-old Belle of Louisville steamboat. Headliners Music Hall is…
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Deerhoof Premiere “Plastic Thrills” | Playing Mercy Lounge on Aug. 10
California noise punks Deerhoof are hitting the road in support of their upcoming 14th album, The Magic!, and, on Aug. 10, they’ll return to our very own Mercy Lounge with Cowtown and Linear Downfall. You can check out the first single, “Plastic Thrills,” from the upcoming release below, and grab your $12 tickets to the show right here.
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Aaron Krause Teams Up With Liza Anne To Cover Prince’s “I Would Die 4 U”
We’ve been hip to local electro-pop songwriter Aaron Krause for a while now. We introduced you to him ahead of the release of his EP, Jade, last fall, and his name has been popping up in collaborations all over town. Now, in the devastating news that Prince passed away last week, Krause has…
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[No Country Premiere] The Wild Jays Drop “Out In The Fields”
New band alert! The Wild Jays are new local psych rock trio that are preparing to release their debut LP, Murmurations, on June 3, and we are excited to premiere their single “Out In The Fields” to get you in the know about this killer new project. Formed by a group of friends from different…