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Dixie Chicks to Play Bridgestone Arena Aug. 17
Nearly a decade has passed since seminal, best-selling, award winning country trio the Dixie Chicks last played Bridgestone Arena (then called the Gaylord Entertainment Center), as part of their last headlining U.S. tour before taking time off, time which turned into a number of years of intermittent activity and little in the way of new music. Over the…
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Don’t Miss The Story So Far, Basement, Turnover, & Painting Starts | TONIGHT @ Rocketown!
Boasting one of the most eclectic weekend lineups around, especially for punk fans, and undoubtedly this week’s best bet for all ages events, pop punks The Story So Far return to Rocketown tonight, Nov. 14 along with unparalleled British melodic hardcore/emo outfit Basement (marking their Nashville debut), indie rockers Turnover, and pop rock act Painting Stars. You can still grab tickets right…
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Don’t Miss Lights & The Mowgli’s w/ Phases | TONIGHT @ Cannery Ballroom!
Teaming up for a co-headlining touring that returns both acts to Music City after passing through individually last spring, Canadian synthpop songstress Lights and breakout alt rockers The Mowgli’s are set to perform TONIGHT, Nov. 13 at Cannery Ballroom with another site fave, LA supergroup Phases (formerly JJAMZ). You can still snag tickets here, so secure your spot to this unbelievable, all ages…
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MUTEMATH Celebrate the Release of ‘Vitals’ with an In-Store Performance TODAY @ Grimey’s!
As announced last month, acclaimed alt/indie rock outfit MUTEMATH, half of whom now call Nashville home, just released their highly-anticipated fourth-length album Vitals TODAY, Nov. 13! The followup to 2011’s beloved Odd Soul, the record marks the band’s first release on their own Wojtek Records, and sonically serves as a callback to some of their earlier work. MUTEMATH just headlined…
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No Country Presents: Dead Cures, Gardening Not Architecture, & yOya | Tuesday, Nov. 17 @ Acme Feed & Seed
By now we hope you’ve heard, our live events production wing, No Country Presents, has taken up residence at Lower Broadway’s hippest new restaurant, lounge, retail, and event space, Acme Feed & Seed, where we’ve been bringing you a weekly, FREE, Tuesday night showcase, featuring some of our favorite emerging local and national talent for over a year!…
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Catch Andrew McMahon & New Politics w/ The Griswolds & Lolo | TONIGHT @ Cannery Ballroom!
Returning in what seems to be an annual trek to Music City in recent years, famed singer and former Something Corporate and Jack’s Mannequin frontman Andrew McMahon, under his latest moniker Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, is set to co-headline Cannery Ballroom tonight, Nov. 12 with breakout Danish group New Politics, for a buzzworthy bill rounded out…
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Ty Segall Announces New LP, Feb. 22 Show at Mercy Lounge
Prolific west coast rocker Ty Segall just played Mercy Lounge last night with Fuzz, one his many side projects that have become so numerous we can barely keep count, but, already, the acclaimed artist has announced a return to the same spot, this time in support of his solo work, on Feb. 22. Along with the news of his Nashville return,…
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Justin Bieber to Play Bridgestone Arena June 27
By the time pop superstar Justin Bieber returns to Bridgestone Arena next year, on June 27, nearly three and a half years will have passed since his last Music City outing. In that time, the Biebz, inarguably one of music’s most polarizing figures, has been the subject of many a scandal, well-documented public bad behavior, and a generally negative tide of…
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Bully Team Up with FIDLAR to Cover The Magnetic Fields’ “Absolutely Cuckoo”
In an apparent attempt to promote their current tour of Europe, local grunge pop darlings Bully teamed up with tourmates (and site faves) FIDLAR this week to cover The Magnetic Fields’ “Absolutely Cuckoo,” the opening track from 1999 concept album 69 Love Songs. Trading in their usual penchant for loud, angsty, punk, the two groups actually take on a…
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[NO COUNTRY PREMIERE] Stream Farewell Flight’s “Sweet Dreams Norma Jean” & Catch Them TONIGHT @ Mercy Lounge!
I first encountered Farewell Flight nearly a decade ago, then a Pennsylvania-based indie rock outfit, and one that immediately had me hooked. Many years, lineup changes, and a sonic shift to a more grunge pop sound have taken place since, and, like myself, the band relocated to Nashville several years back, where they’ve come into their…