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Darling Parade Premiere “Crash & Burn” Music Video
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Local pop/rock group Darling Parade, who, just last week were spotlighted on MTV Hive’s “Artist to Watch” series with a live-stream of their New York performance, and, who received an MTV O Music Award in the “Make a Band Famous” category earlier this year, have debuted a new music video for their latest single, “Crash…
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Twin Forks Cover Taylor Swift’s “Mean”
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You may remember us telling you about Twin Forks, the new folk project from Dashboard Confessional and Further Seems Forever’s Chris Carrabba, when they recently passed through Nashville for the first time. Not just a side gig, Twin Forks is a proper full band, and Carrabba’s primary musical outlet for the foreseeable future. As…
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Watch Kings of Leon Perform “Temple” and “Wait for Me” on ‘SNL’ | Catch Them Feb. 7 @ Bridgestone Arena!
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Nashville’s own Kings of Leon, who recently nabbed a Grammy nomination for their latest album, Mechanical Bull, stopped by Saturday Night Live over the weekend to perform two new tracks, “Temple” and “Wait for Me.” In case you missed it, or you just want to re-live the rock and roll awesomeness, you can catch the Kings’ set after…
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The Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne to Appear at Grimey’s Dec. 19
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The Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne has announced a short “Record Store Tour,” which is set to kick off this Thursday, Dec. 19, at our very own Grimey’s. Though he is not expected to perform, Coyne will be greeting fans, and signing copies of the group’s newly re-issued 7″ early recordings The Flaming Lips 1st EP and The Flaming Lips 2nd…
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Watch Diarrhea Planet Perform “Separations” Live at SPIN
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Nashville rockers Diarrhea Planet recently stopped by the SPIN offices to perform a (tiny amp and electronic drum laden) rendition of their single “Separations,” which comes from their ridiculously good new album, I’m Rich Beyond Your Wildest Dreams. Watch the performance below, and snag your tickets ASAP if you’re planning on ringing in 2014 in the most epic way…
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The Dead Weather Debut New Track, “Open Up (That’s Enough)”
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Back in the summer, we told you that that Jack White-fronted, Nashville-based, bluesy garage rockers The Dead Weather were back in the studio, then, in the fall, we shed some more light on their plans. The group will release a series of tracks in groups of two, as 7″ records, through White’s Third Man label throughout next…
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Bastille’s April 28 Show Moved to War Memorial Auditorium | More Tickets Available!
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Remember that April 28 Bastille show at Cannery Ballroom? The one that sold out so quickly, we barely had a chance to tell you about it? Well, we have some great news: the show has been relocated to War Memorial Auditorium, and more tickets will become available this Friday, Dec. 20, at 10 a.m. right here. All original…
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We Are The In Crowd Premiere New Music Video | Catch Them March 26 @ Rocketown
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We told you last week that Poughkeepsie pop rock group We Are The In Crowd would be heading out on their very first headlining U.S. tour this spring, in support of their upcoming John Feldmann-produced sophomore album, Weird Kids. You can catch ’em March 26 at Rocketown, along with a stacked lineup of William Beckett, Set It Off, Candy Hearts, and State Champs.…
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Watch Wild Cub Perform for MTV Hive’s ‘Artist to Watch Live’
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Remember that Darling Parade MTV Hive performance we told you about yesterday? Well, while we were surfing around the site, we noticed a set from another Nashville fave, which premiered a couple of weeks ago and managed to totally slip by us. Wild Cub, who recently premiered a new lyric video for “Thunder Clatter” and are…
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Youth Code, Coming Announced as Support for AFI | Jan. 25 at Marathon Music Works
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As we told you last month, industrial/alt-punk California rockers AFI are set to play Marathon Music Works on Jan. 25 as part of their first tour in over four years, in support of their latest album, Burials. Tickets are on sale now, and, with a new announcement revealing the group’s opening acts, this is quickly becoming one of our most-anticipated shows…