
Feature by Caia Cupolo Before stepping into the spotlight as a solo artist, Nashville-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist James Eichman honed his craft in the background. For years, Eichman has been a familiar force within the city’s indie scene, supporting artists like Annie DiRusso, Hannah Cole, and Emma Ogier, as well as being a member…

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…

It’s been an eventful month for Paramore fans! Just a couple weeks ago, dummer Zac Farro dropped his latest solo album (and first under his own name, rather than his longtime Halfnoise moniker), Operator, and celebrated with a release show at The Blue Room. Last week, Paramore celebrated the 20th anniversary of their pop…

From the dreamy, forlorn indie folk and Americana of 2017 debut album Good Woman, to the grittier, more indie rock leaning 2020 sophomore effort The Greatest Part, to supergroup Bermuda Triangle, alongside Brittany Howard and Jesse Lafser, to collaborations with other renowned local artists like Hayley Williams and Julien Baker, eclectic singer-songwriter Becca Mancari…
After two years of adapting to the pandemic, pivoting to smaller, more frequent (and often online and contactless) “drops” instead of one central holiday, and overcoming supply chain issues, Record Store Day triumphantly returned last year to its traditional April timeframe and with some sense of normalcy, just in time for its 15th anniversary!…
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It’s been around a decade since local rocker and longtime site favorite Suzie Chism first sprung onto the Nashville scene fronting Moseley- an alt rock trio we’ve sorely missed since their disbandment several years ago (though they did recently reunite for a one-off show). Post-Moseley, however, Chism has been keeping busy, initially debuting a…
After two years of adapting to the pandemic, pivoting to smaller, more frequent (and often online and contactless) “drops” instead of one central holiday, Record Store Day returns this Saturday, April 23 to its traditional timeframe and with some sense of normalcy, just in time for its 15th anniversary! What started as an annual…

Friends of the site since our and their earliest days, we’ve spent nearly a decade watching husband and wife indie duo *repeat repeat grow from a scrappy local surf-rock outfit to a refined, pop-infused, genre-bending, and nationally renowned act, expanding their fanbase and stylistic ambitions across a series of incredible and ever-evolving EPs and…
It’s been an eventful few weeks for local artist Hayley Williams, who, while taking a momentary breather from fronting beloved and long-running alt rock outfit Paramore, has been rolling her first proper solo release. After teasing the title Petals for Armor, eventually revealed to be an LP due out May 8 via Atlantic, Williams made a…
Back in the fall, we premiered local indie pop singer-songwriter Bre Kennedy‘s anthemic single “Broken Record,” a tune that dominated our playlists for months, and an excellent followup to her buzzy debut EP, last spring’s Jealous of Birds. At the time, we also announced that Kennedy was hard at work on her followup, which, excitingly, arrived today!…