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Just a few days ago, we reminded you that Nashville indie pop trio TWICEYOUNG are set to release their sophomore EP, Prefer You on Nov. 11, and told you about a new(ish) single, “Separate You.” Before that, we brought you lead single “Uncover,” and showed off its awesome music video. Now, less than a week from the release of Prefer You,…
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Photo by Lippe. As we announced back in August, The Pizza Underground, a performance art collective who rework songs by The Velvet Underground into parodies about pizza, and count famed child actor Macaulay Culkin among their ranks (as a kazoo player no less), are set to make their Nashville debut TONIGHT, Nov. 5, at The High Watt,…
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Singer-songwriter Jake McMullen recently moved to Nashville from Orange County, California. Produced and recorded by Micah Tawlks and Stephen Ernest, “Always” is Jake’s first release since relocating to Music City, and a taste of what we can expect from the singer going forward. Combining elements of folk and indie rock, McMullen’s writing style is mature beyond his…
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Despite the fact that their new EP, Aliens in the Outfield, is right around the corner, with a Nov. 18 release date via Infinity Cat, Nashville rock kings Diarrhea Planet have surprised us this morning with a brand new music video for “Kids,” a track from their latest full-length, last year’s I’m Rich Beyond Your Wildest Dreams.…
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Father John Misty, the solo performance vehicle of Joshua Tillman (who previously released music under the moniker J. Tillman) has announced his sophomore album (under the FJM mantle), I Love You, Honeybear, a followup to 2012’s incredible Fear Fun, along with a tour in support. The record will arrive Feb. 10, and the tour will bring…
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First Aid Kit w/ Samantha Crain The Ryman Auditorium; Nashville, TN October 29, 2014 Review by Philip Obenschain (@pobenschain). Photos by Mary-Beth Blankenship. Amazing and otherworldly as they were, no one seemed more excited about First Aid Kit‘s recent headlining debut at The Ryman Auditorium than First Aid Kit themselves. Though they hail from the suburbs of…
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Bleachers w/ Wild Cub Cannery Ballroom; Nashville, TN October 29, 2014 Review by Philip Obenschain (@pobenschain). Photos by Matt Cairns. Bleachers are something of an anomaly. It’s not unusual for members of prominent bands to step into frontman roles and achieve similar acclaim, nor is it strange for members of bands to have lesser-known…
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Many nights in Nashville, we wish we could be in two, or even three places at once. Tonight, Nov. 4, however, is one of those rare, frustrating evenings with so many fantastic fall tour schedules have aligned, and a whopping six shows we’d kill to see are all taking place simultaneously. Rather than clog up…
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Despite playing Foo Detective, and accurately predicting the location and date of Foo Fighters‘ Sonic Highways Nashville show at The Ryman, we, like the vast majority of you, didn’t manage to snag tickets. So, perhaps, you could chalk this post up to wishful thinking, and, certainly, we have a bit less of a pattern to follow than…
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Earlier this year, beloved alt-rock group Anberlin, who at least partially call Nashville home these days, announced that their seventh full-length album, Lowborn, would be their last, and that they would embark on one final tour to celebrate their monumental 12 year run. That means this Wednesday, Nov. 5, when the group roll through Cannery Ballroom with Greek Fire, it…