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Over the last year or so, beloved alt rockers MUTEMATH have made as many stops in Nashville than in the entire proceeding decade combined, with late 2015 appearances at Grimey’s and The Basement East (where the below music video was filmed), and outings last year at both Ascend Amphitheater and Municipal Auditorium, supporting twenty one pilots and…
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One of our absolute favorite local musicians, and one we’ve been covering since our earliest days, multifaceted hip hop artist Chancellor Warhol released his highly-anticiapted new EP, Until the Light Takes Me, last fall, and seems to be diving headfirst into a busy 2017, teasing more new music and multimedia ventures, and celebrating a prominent national commercial…
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It’s been nearly half a year since Carl Broemel celebrated the release of his third album, 4th of July, at The Basement East. In the months since, the buzz surround the My Morning Jacket member’s latest effort has only continued to grow, and we’re incredibly excited that he’ll return to the same spot once more for a performance…
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Bona fide local badass turned pop starlet Kesha has, over the last year, been piecing her stalled career back together, following a drawn-out, public legal battle and sexual assault accusations against producer and label head Dr. Luke. After doubling down on her longstanding rock and punk influences with new backing band The Creepies for an intimate club tour…
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File this one under: take with a substantial grain of salt. If an unsubstantiated claim on Reddit proves true, enigmatic emo kings turned dark and calculated indie rockers Brand New might finally be making more traction on their long-delayed fifth album, and they’re potentially doing so right here in Nashville beginning next month. According to the online source, the band…
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Over the last 25 years, Radiohead have averaged around 12 U.S. shows per year, including festival dates. Their last stateside tour that strayed beyond just a smattering of major markets was in 2012, and only a handful of times have they played more than 20 shows in America in a single calendar year. Aside from Bonnaroo spots…
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As we recently announced, breakout local alt-country revivalist Sturgill Simpson, whose brilliant third album A Sailor’s Guide to Earth is up for two Grammys next month, appeared over the weekend as the musical guest on the new year’s first episode of Saturday Night Live, following in the footsteps of fellow Nashville acts Chris Stapleton and Margo Price, who both made…
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Both New York based, Saddle Creek signed acts celebrating fantastic (and somewhat under the radar) debut albums, Big Thief and opener Sam Evian are set to bring their folk rock and glistening indie pop stylings to The High Watt on Jan. 14. We focus on a wide range of shows, and though it’s sometimes easy to overlook up and coming touring…
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Punk veteran turned alt-country singer-songwriter extraordinaire Alejandro Escovedo has been crafting amazing and diverse music since the ’70s, and throughout his many years and projects, has become something of a modern legend. Celebrating his latest solo release, Burn Something Beautiful, Escovedo is set to return to Music City for the first time in several years Jan. 14,…
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Made up of singer Molly Rocket and drummer Atticus Swartwood, a pair of Wesleyan University graduates who relocated to Nashville to pursue music, Molly Rocket is a project on the rise you should definitely have an eye on. The group are set to play The Cobra this Monday, Jan. 16, along with The Medium and Creature Comfort, in celebration of the official release…