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We’ve been eagerly anticipating the Nashville debut of Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas’ new project, Julian Casablancas+The Voidz, since it was first announced over the summer. Similar to Casablancas’ prior solo work, the band take a weirder, more experimental tone than Julian’s better-known vehicle, and their brand new debut, Tyranny, is one ambitious, layered, and artistic journey.…
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It’s been a minute since we brought you news on local electro rock outfit Five Knives, and that’s because they’ve been hard at work on a new album (details about which are expected to arrive very soon). As the group gear up to hit the road with Icona Pop, you can get a first taste…
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As we told you last month, local garage rock duo JEFF the Brotherhood are set to take over The End for three intimate back to back shows, Oct. 24, 25, and 26. Although Diarrhea Planet were initially mistakenly believed to be supporting, that proved not to be the case. Now, finally, announced via JEFF’s Instagram, we have…
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Many bands have that one record. Usually an early entry into their catalogue, it remains a nostalgic favorite amongst fans old and new, and, despite many years of musical growth that may follow, still encapsulates what made the band so special in the first place; a sonic snapshot of their musical potential and ambition in one…
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As we’ve been telling you for months, heartland punks The Gaslight Anthem are set to make a return to Marathon Music Works TONIGHT, Oct. 8, along with punk staples Against Me! and Sweden’s Twopointeight. Tickets are still available here, but you’d better grab ’em fast, because this is one stacked lineup. Read on to find out more.
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It’s been eight years since iconic synth pop duo Erasure last performed in Nashville, and over 25 years since their first (and only other) Music City outing, with Duran Duran. So, if you were on the fence about their performance TONIGHT, Oct. 8, at War Memorial Auditorium, keep that in mind; it could be a decade or more…
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Nearly a year ago, emo/post-hardcore/alt rock outfit Taking Back Sunday were set to perform at Marathon Music Works, and, though that show did occur, it took place without singer Adam Lazzara, who was forced to leave the tour due to a family emergency, with ex-Underoath vocalist Spencer Chamberlain filling in. While that was certainly a once…
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Fall is in full swing (and it’s finally starting to feel like it) and we’re already a week into October. This is, inarguably, the busiest time of year for music, whether it be shows, announcements, or releases, and, while we try to bring you every bit of news and content that comes our way,…
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With the worldwide tour push and critical acclaim surrounding Lazaretto, the incredible sophomore release from Nashville resident and verifiable rock star Jack White, we knew it would only be a matter of time before a proper Music City date would emerge (Bonnaroo and a one-song Record Store Day performance at Third Man didn’t technically count). And,…
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While not quite the household name stateside that he is in Europe, Scottish folk pop/blue-eyed soul singer Paolo Nutini has been a fixture on the singer-songwriter scene for nearly a decade; a fact made all the more impressive when you consider he’s only 27. Out in support of his highly-acclaimed third album, Caustic Love, Nutini will visit…