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Panic! at the Disco to Play Bridgestone Arena Oct. 8
Famed pop rock outfit Panic! at the Disco, one of the most enduring and popular acts to spring out of the ’00s emo and pop punk scene, and now ostensibly a solo vehicle for multi-talented artist Brendon Urie, have announced their return with a forthcoming seventh album, Viva Las Vengeance, due out Aug. 19.…
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Faye Webster to Play Brooklyn Bowl Aug. 22
Briefly a Nashville resident while attending (and subsequently dropping out of) Belmont, 24 year old Atlanta singer-songwriter Faye Webster is an exciting and buzzworthy indie/folk breakout, and an artist hard to pin to any single genre convention. Raised on country and western, Webster’s first album, released in her teens, is more informed by her Americana upbringing,…
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Bonnaroo Unveils Full 2022 Schedule
Less than a month away now, we’ve been working hard to get you ready for this year’s Bonnaroo, sharing a series of Artist Spotlights on some of our most-anticipated performers, which will culminate in daily lineup guides ahead of the fest. Set to return June 16-19 to nearby Manchester, Tenn., this marks the first…
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Louisville’s Forecastle Details Map, Vendors, Activations for Next Weekend’s Fest
Louisville’s Forecastle Festival is one of our favorite annual events; a manageably-sized, well-curated, extremely fun and organized festival in a nearby city we love to visit. Returning for 2022 after two years off due to the pandemic, the fest- initially founded in 2002- trades its traditional July timeframe for Memorial Day Weekend, May 27-29,…
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Soccer Mommy Debuts Single and Video “Bones” Ahead of New LP, Nov. 19 Brooklyn Bowl Show
Easily one of our most-anticipated albums of the year, local indie rock breakout Soccer Mommy is set to drop her third full-length, Sometimes, Forever, on June 24. Produced by Daniel Lopatin, the record follows 2020’s critically-adored and Grammy nominated Color Theory, as is being described as the singer’s “boldest and most aesthetically adventurous work…
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My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Jack White, Phoebe Bridgers to Play Atlanta’s Music Midtown
Atlanta plays host to some of the region’s best music fests, and annual late-summer event Music Midtown is always one of the city’s coolest happenings. We recently ran our 2022 Music Festival Guide, highlighting some of the year’s best nearby, regional, and national events, but at the time Music Midtown hadn’t yet reveled its…
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The Shins to Perform ‘Oh, Inverted World’ Aug. 17 at The Ryman
For indie rock fans of a certain age, beloved Portland outfit The Shins‘ debut album, Oh, Inverted World, is a bona fide classic and a formative soundtrack of ’00s millennial youth culture (and, of course, single “Caring Is Creepy” was part of a literal millennial touchstone soundtrack and film, Garden State, a few years…
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Bonnaroo to Stream Live on Hulu in 2022, 2023
Livestreams of major music fests have become an increasingly popular in-home offering in recent times for fans who can’t attend in person. And though they started off as a pretty basic and straightforward affair, they’ve become significantly more advanced in the last couple of years, as the pandemic forced musicians and concert promoters to…
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Copeland to Play The Caverns Sept. 17 with Sewanee Symphony Orchestra
It’s been a minute since we’ve updated you about indie rock outfit Copeland, who formed in Lakeland, FL more than 20 years ago, and now count Nashville as their home for several members. Since reemerging in 2014 after a four-year split with their excellent fifth album Ixora, Copeland’s activities have been somewhat intermittent (they…