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The Lone Bellow to Play 3rd & Lindsley April 1 & 2
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Brooklyn indie folk trio and longtime site favorites The Lone Bellow have expanded their spring tour to include not one, but two nights in Nashville, April 1 & 2 at 3rd & Lindsley. The band have become something of Music City fixtures, performing here in recent years more times than we can count, including headlining club dates, a secret show…
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Gin Wigmore to Play Mercy Lounge April 16
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Hailing from New Zealand, eclectic singer-songwriter Gin Wigmore has been steadily building a following stateside over the past few years, particularly propelled by her incredible 2011 sophomore effort Gravel & Wine, as well as last year’s Blood to Bone. With a soulful and hauntingly earnest vocal style and presentation, Wigmore combines elements of pop, folk, soul, alternative, and…
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The Kills to Play Exit/In April 7
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It’s been nearly five years since indie duo The Kills released their last full-length, Blood Pressures. Since first forming 15 years ago, the group have gone through a number of phases, flirting with Velvet Underground-esque art rock, garage rock in the vein of The White Stripes, gothic earnestness, conceptual commercial accessibility throttled through their minimalist base, and,…
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The Weeks, The Black Cadillacs, & That’s My Kid to Play St. Patrick’s Day at Marathon Music Works
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St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner (March 17), and, naturally, local venues are starting to announce show plans, in case you’re wanting to wash down all of that alcohol with a some live music. Teaming up with PBR for an event they’re calling “St. Pabst Day,” our pals at Marathon Music Works have announced a pretty…
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The Stone Fox to Close Jan. 31
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Since 2012, local venue and restaurant space The Stone Fox has served as one West Nashville’s best haunts, providing top notch food and drink to The Nations and beyond, and playing host to many local and touring acts from all across the musical spectrum. Owned and operated by musician William Tyler and artist Elise Tyler, siblings and lifelong Nashvillians,…
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Paramore Confirm That They Are Writing New Music
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Late last year, local rockers Paramore announced the amicable departure of bassist and founding member Jeremy Davis, promising, in an official statement, that they “really do believe Paramore can and should continue on,” despite only vocalist Hayley Williams and guitarist Taylor York left in the group’s official lineup (founding members Josh and Zac Farro departed in 2010,…
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COIN Premiere “I Would” Video, to Play The Ryman April 1 with Moon Taxi
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2015 was a big year for local indie/synth-pop group COIN, who released their eponymous debut LP and toured the nation with some big names, all the while securing media buzz, radio love, and an ever-growing fanbase. The group will join fellow locals Moon Taxi, in support of their headlining debut at The Ryman Auditorium on April 1 (head here…
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Watch Weezer Perform on ‘Kimmel’ | Catch Them July 13 at Ascend Amphitheater
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A couple weeks ago, famed rockers Weezer announced that their tenth album, and fourth to be self-titled (destined to be known as “The White Album”), is set to arrive April 1, and the band will hit the road, including a July 13 stop at Ascend Amphitheater with Panic! at the Disco, in support! Building up anticipation for the new LP, Weezer…
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Watch Carly Rae Jepsen Play ‘Late Night’ | Catch Her March 14 at Cannery Ballroom!
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Last night, Canadian indie pop starlet Carly Rae Jepsen stopped by Late Night with Seth Meyers to perform “Run Away with Me” and “Your Type,” both from her critically acclaimed (and No Country approved) 2015 effort E•MO•TION. As we recently announced, Jepsen is set to headline Nashville for the first time ever this spring, March 14 at surprisingly small space…