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[NO COUNTRY PREMIERE] Fleurie Debuts “Sparks” Ahead of ‘Arrows’ EP
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The live moniker of Michigan transplant Lauren Strahm, dreamy, synth pop singer-songwriter Fleurie is an artist we first experienced live at a recent Cause a Scene show with Foreign Fields, and subsequently recruited for our curated block at last month’s Outlaw Roadshow. To put it mildly, we were blown away both times. Today, we’re incredibly excited…
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[Preview] Live on the Green Kicks Off 2015 Season TONIGHT w/ Lord Huron, Shakey Graves, & Elliot Root
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It feels like we were just bidding the 2014 season of Live on the Green farewell, but, here we are again, ready to kick off another exciting year of the annual free outdoor fest TONIGHT, Aug. 20 at Public Square Park. Per the new format established last summer, Live on the Green will run four consecutive Thursdays and culminate with…
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No Country & Infinity Cat Present: White Reaper, Daddy Issues, & Jawws | Aug. 25 @ Acme Feed & Seed
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As we announced a couple weeks ago, we’re teaming up with tastemaking local label Infinity Cat to curate an extra special edition of our FREE, weekly, showcase at Acme Feed & Seed, hosted by our live events production wing, No Country Presents. Usually on Acme’s first floor, we’re moving up the the fourth floor rooftop for the occasion,…
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Watch Chris Stapleton Perform “Might As Well Get Stoned” on ‘Seth Meyers’
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Kentucky native and former SteelDrivers frontman Chris Stapleton is enjoying a ton of recent attention thanks to his stellar solo debut, Traveller. An accomplished co-writer for a plethora of other big name artists of all genres, the Nashville transplant’s sound combines the best of classic country with the refreshing, revivalist mentality of a growing number…
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Motion City Soundtrack Premiere “Lose Control” Video | Catch Them Nov. 16 at Cannery Ballroom!
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Winding down the 10th anniversary tour cycle for their classic 2005 release Commit This to Memory, which brought them to Exit/In just last month, beloved indie/alt/pop punk group Motion City Soundtrack are finally focusing on the future once more, and have just debuted a new music video for their latest single “Lose Control.” Directed by Dan Huiting, the…
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Beach Slang to Play The End Nov. 2
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Philadelphia punk outfit Beach Slang, who we recently saw absolutely destroy at Exit/In opening for legendary emo group Braid, are finally gearing up to drop their debut full-length, The Things We Do To Find People Who Feel Like Us, this fall, following an incredible amount of buzz over the past year fueled by just a handful…
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The Dead Weather Debut “I Feel Love (Every Million Miles)” Ahead of New LP
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As announced last month, supergroup The Dead Weather (featuring Jack White, The Kills’ Alison Mosshart, The Raconteurs’ Jack Lawrence, and Dean Fertita who performs with various Jack White projects as well as Queens of the Stone Age) are set to release their long-awaited third album Dodge & Burn on Sept. 25. Though several tracks that will appear on…
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Watch Bully Make National TV Debut, Perform “Trying” on ‘Conan’
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Nashville’s own Bully, currently experiencing an massive and massively well-deserved wave of critical praise for their full-length debut, Feels Like, stopped by Conan last night to perform single “Trying,” marking their national television debut. In the span of two years, the local grunge pop outfit, led by producer/songwriter/frontwoman Alicia Bognanno, have grown into one of the best rock bands…
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Catch Microwave, Secret Stuff, Beer Head, & Low Beam Rider | TONIGHT @ Cafe Coco
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Eclectic Atlanta punk/indie/post-hardcore group Microwave have been making waves in recent months, getting scooped up by SideOneDummy shortly after self-releasing their stellar debut LP, Stovall. While they pass through Nashville on a semi-regular basis, we understand if they’ve stayed just below your radar (they weren’t on our until earlier this year). So, if you haven’t had a…
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The Story So Far, Basement, & Turnover to Play Rocketown Nov. 14
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California pop punk revivalists The Story So Far, touring in support of their eponymous new album, have announced their first proper Nashville date in three years, Nov. 14 at Rocketown. And, as if that wasn’t enough to amp up our anticipation, reunited post-hardcore/melodic hardcore/alternative group Basement, whose 2012 full-length Colourmeinkindness still stands as one of the scene’s absolute best albums…