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As we told you back in February, Texas indie pop outfit Eisley will kick off their latest U.S. tour, their first of the new year, TONIGHT at Nashville’s own Exit/In. Out in support of their fourth full-length, last year’s Currents, Eisley will receive support from sibling duo Merriment. Both groups are some of the most consistently amazing live acts in indie…
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We know it’s April 1, but Jack White isn’t foolin’. Just in time for Bonnaroo, the Nashville rocker will drop his sophomore solo album, which he’s been teasing for months, Lazaretto, June 10, via Third Man and Columbia Records. A followup to 2012’s critically-aclaimed Blunderbuss, Lazaretto‘s lead single and title track will arrive later this month. For…
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We’re going to level with you here, Nashville. We love it when you force shows to change venues because the space can’t contain your excitement (such as the recent cases of The 1975 and Bastille). When the opposite is true, we feel inclined to give you a stern talkin’ to. We’ve been raving about…
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Japanese born, New York based “action comic punks” Peelander-Z seem to make it to Nashville several times a year these days, and that’s more than alright with us! Out in support of their latest fill-length, Metalander-Z (yep, it’s more metal-influenced than their typical punk leanings), the band-meets-performance-art group will bring their out of this world stage show to The…
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As we told you way back in December, pop rockers We Are The In Crowd are set to bring their “Reunion Tour” (they never actually went anywhere) to Nashville, for their first Music City show in quite a few years. The group’s headlining outing will take place at Rocketown (white building), and will feature a seriously impressive lineup…
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Nashville’s own William Tyler has announced a new EP, Lost Colony, his followup to last year’s critically-acclaimed Impossible Truth, due out April 29 through Merge. In addition to 13-minute first single, “Whole New Dude,” which you can stream below, the 12-inch will feature a completely new reworking of Impossible Truth‘s “We Can’t Go Home Again,” as well as a cover of Michael…
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We began to notice at recent outings, including this month’s Road to Bonnaroo competition, that the group formerly known as The Young International had begun to don a new stylization, The Young INTL. Well, it seems the boys aren’t feeling so young these days, because, effectively immediately, the band have taken it one step…
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Local(ish) rockers Cage the Elephant are back with another new music video, this time for latest Melophobia single “Take It Or Leave It.” Featuring a cameo from Juliette Lewis and boasting a roller skating theme, “Take It Or Leave It” showcases everything we love about the band. Noiesy have the premiere, and this is the only place you can see…
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Continuing their “Shop Sessions,” which kicked off last month with *repeat repeat, local apparel and lifestyle brand DCXV have debuted the second installment of the live in-store performance series, this time featuring singer-songwriter Bradley Warrern, Jr. (formerly Brad Jones). If he looks familiar, it’s because Warren, Jr. has been the face of several recent DCXV promotional campaigns, notably modeling…
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Nashville’s premiere rock act on the rise, Diarrhea Planet, are a force to be reckoned with. Over the last year, especially, they’ve become one of Music City’s most epic, over the top, and consistently face-melting live staples, and, with their brilliant 2013 release, I’m Rich Beyond Your Wildest Dreams, they’ve crossed over into national recognition, touring…