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![[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Lucky Daye w/ Fana Hues | July 23 @ The Ryman Auditorium](https://nocountryfornewnashville.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Lucky-Daye-2024-1200.jpg)
[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Lucky Daye w/ Fana Hues | July 23 @ The Ryman Auditorium
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Born David Brown and hailing from New Orleans, genre-bending R&B breakout Lucky Daye initially found a love and affinity for music through church, eventually branching out to secular artists and finding a love for classic R&B, soul, and funk. Honing his craft in Atlanta, and now based in Los Angeles, Daye’s first taste of…
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The Get Up Kids’ Matt Pryor Plays Free Show, Celebrates New Memoir at East Nashville’s Nicoletto’s Tonight, June 29
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Best known for fronting one of the most influential and beloved emo bands of all time, The Get Up Kids, for nearly 30 years, as well as long-running acoustic indie side project The New Amsterdams, a stint in former bandmate James Dewees’ Reggie and the Full Effect, children’s music outfit The Terrible Twos, a…
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Electropop Genre-Bender PVRIS Headlines Brooklyn Bowl Nashville with Pale Waves and Bruses Tonight, June 28
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It’s been a decade now since Massachusetts formed electropop and alt rock outfit PVRIS first erupted onto the scene with their buzzy debut LP, White Noise. Immediately embraced by the pop punk crowd, appearing at fests like Warped Tour and sharing the stage with bands like Fall Out Boy, and despite early post-hardcore and…
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![[TICKET GIVEAWAY] of Montreal w/ Tele Novella | June 28 @ Exit/In](https://nocountryfornewnashville.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/of-Montreal-2024-1800-Credit-Shervin-Lainez.png)
[TICKET GIVEAWAY] of Montreal w/ Tele Novella | June 28 @ Exit/In
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Part of the beloved, Athens, GA-centric Elephant 6 collective, which yielded countless seminal bands of the ’90s, indie and psych-pop genre-benders of Montreal were formed in 1996 by frontperson, creative helmer, and only constant member Kevin Barnes. Initially influenced by retro, 1960s inspired psych pop, the band debuted with 1997 LP Cherry Peel, and…
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![[REVIEW + PHOTOS] Bonnaroo 2024 | June 13-16](https://nocountryfornewnashville.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Bonnaroo-2024-Review-Header.png)
[REVIEW + PHOTOS] Bonnaroo 2024 | June 13-16
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Review by Philip Obenschain. Photos by Elizabeth Marsh. Three summers out from an unprecedented two-year break- one due to the pandemic and another due to weather- it feels safe to say that Bonnaroo is really, truly back in full-from, with this year’s fest boasting all of the excitement, fantastic performances, and positivity we’ve come…
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No Country Guide to Bonnaroo 2024: Nashville Roundup
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Bonnaroo week is upon us! After roaring back to life in 2022, after two years off due to Covid and weather, and feeling fully like its old self again with a great fest last summer, this year marks Bonnaroo’s 21st installment (and 23rd anniversary), boasting not only another great and varied lineup, but also a…
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No Country Guide to Bonnaroo 2024: 15 Must-See Sunday Performances
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Bonnaroo week is upon us! After roaring back to life in 2022, after two years off due to Covid and weather, and feeling fully like its old self again with a great fest last summer, this year marks Bonnaroo’s 21st installment (and 23rd anniversary), boasting not only another great and varied lineup, but also a…
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No Country Guide to Bonnaroo 2024: 20 Must-See Saturday Performances
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Bonnaroo week is upon us! After roaring back to life in 2022, after two years off due to Covid and weather, and feeling fully like its old self again with a great fest last summer, this year marks Bonnaroo’s 21st installment (and 23rd anniversary), boasting not only another great and varied lineup, but also a…
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No Country Guide to Bonnaroo 2024: 20 Must-See Friday Performances
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Bonnaroo week is upon us! After roaring back to life in 2022, after two years off due to Covid and weather, and feeling fully like its old self again with a great fest last summer, this year marks Bonnaroo’s 21st installment (and 23rd anniversary), boasting not only another great and varied lineup, but also a…
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No Country Guide to Bonnaroo 2024: 15 Must-See Thursday Performances
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Bonnaroo week is upon us! After roaring back to life in 2022, after two years off due to Covid and weather, and feeling fully like its old self again with a great fest last summer, this year marks Bonnaroo’s 21st installment (and 23rd anniversary), boasting not only another great and varied lineup, but also…