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Julien Baker Teases New Music, Announces Pop-Up Show TONIGHT, Sept. 9 at The Blue Room
It’s been more than five years since Memphis-born, formerly Nashville-based indie singer-songwriter Julien Baker released her third solo album, Little Oblivions. She’s certainly been busy in the interim, though, first reuniting with her supergroup boygenius for 2023 debut full-length The Record, which attracted a massive wave of new attention and fans, sent the group…
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Phoebe Bridgers Brings “Lost Weekend Planetarium Experience” to Adventure Science Center Aug. 12-14
As announced earlier this summer, beloved indie rock and folk singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers is finally back with her latest solo chapter after six long years, first returning to the stage with a series of intimate pop up shows across the country, before announcing a full-on arena tour for the fall, bringing her to Nashville…
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Phoebe Bridgers to Play Bridgestone Arena Oct. 10+11 [UPDATED]
One of the most beloved and enigmatic singer-songwriters of the modern era, emotionally-charged indie rock and folk artist Phoebe Bridgers erupted to indie stardom nearly a decade ago, with her now-classic 2017 debut LP Stranger in the Alps, before cementing her generational talent bona fides, and further finding mainstream attention with follow-up Punisher in…
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rocknite Brings Counter-Programming to Downtown During CMA Fest, with FREE Friday Showcase at JBJ’s ft. Cage the Elephant, Dexter and The Moonrocks, Dogpark, Edgehill, & Many More
Founded in Los Angeles in early 2025, and now also active with chapters in New York, Chicago, Long Beach, and right here in Nashville, rocknite is a showcase series that aims to connect exciting rising artists and passionate music fans with intimate, impressively curated, and totally free monthly shows. Since spreading to Music City…
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New Found Glory to Play The End Feb. 20
With a new album, Listen Up!, about to drop later this month- Feb. 20– via Nashville’s Pure Noise Records, beloved pop punks New Found Glory are set to celebrate with a just-announced release show at intimate local venue The End that evening (as well as a sold out acoustic performance that afternoon at Grimey’s).…
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Mitski to Play The Basement East Feb. 8, Tickets Available In-Person at Grimey’s Feb. 7
Beloved, eclectic indie and art pop artist and Nashville transplant Mitski has a new album, Nothing’s About to Happen to Me, set to arrive on Feb. 27, which she has previewed so far with two fantastic singles, “Where’s My Phone?” and “I’ll Change for You.” In support, the conceptual, one-of-a-kind songwriter has also been…
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David Byrne to Play Ascend Amphitheater May 9
Legendary musician, visual artist, filmmaker, and writer David Byrne is, without a doubt, one of the most important fixtures in musical history, from his career with groundbreaking, legendary new wave and post-punk outfit Talking Heads, to his flourishing, multifaceted musical and artistic endeavors since the group’s split almost 35 years ago. Unlike so many…
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The Strokes, Noah Kahan, RÜFÜS DU SOL, Skrillex, & More to Play Bonnaroo 2026
There’s no way to sugarcoat it- this year’s Bonnaroo was a bust. Rained out after just one day, canceling the fest before it truly had a chance to get going (but after the majority of attendees had arrived), 2025 marked the second time weather has rained out ‘Roo, after 2021’s fest was canceled shortly…
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Hayley Williams Lands Four Grammy Nominations, Announces Two Shows at The Ryman, April 25, 27, & 28 (UPDATED)
When last we updated you about resident local rocker and beloved Paramore singer Hayley Williams, at the end of July, she’d just surprise-released a batch of 17 new songs, which, initially, were mysteriously presented as standalone singles for fans to discover and experience in whatever order they chose. Soon after hitting streaming services, and…
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Reunited Indie Duo The Format Announce New Album, Reunion Tour, First Nashville Show in 20 Years, April 3, 2026 at The Ryman
Formed in 2002 in the suburbs of Phoenix, Arizona, indie pop and rock duo The Format, made up of vocalist Nate Ruess and multi-instrumentalist Sam Means, are one of those rare bands who became significantly more popular after disbanding than they ever really were back in their initial, short-lived but extremely fruitful six year…