![[TICKET GIVEAWAY] The Dare w/ atlgrandma | Oct. 3 @ Exit/In](https://nocountryfornewnashville.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/The-Dare-2025-1800-Credit-Anna-Zina.jpg)
LA born, Seattle raised artist Harrison Patrick Smith is best known now as his musical alias The Dare– an electrifying and much-discussed dance-punk and electropop project which sprung to life with buzzy debut single “Girls” in 2022, and has attracted significantly more attention over the past year thanks to his association with Charli XCX-…
![[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Alabama Shakes w/ Caleb Elliott & Alanna Royale | July 25 @ Ascend Amphitheater](https://nocountryfornewnashville.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Alabama-Shakes-2025-1800-Credit-Brantley-Gutierrez.jpg)
Formed in 2009 in Athens, Alabama (though their friendship and musical kinship extends several years farther back), acclaimed blues and southern rock outfit Alabama Shakes spent their early years generating buzz around the region, and self-funding what would become their first album, Boys & Girls, with producer Andrija Tokic and his Nashville studio The…

Best known as the drummer for acclaimed, long-running alt rock trio Paramore, as well as his for fronting his fantastic side project Halfnoise (which began back in 2010, during his stint away from Paramore, and has remained prolific even since rejoining in 2017), Nashville’s Zac Farro has, for the first time, just released a…

One of the most famous, influential, and important artists in history, from his time in the ’60s with arguably the most beloved band to ever exist, The Beatles, to subsequent famed group Wings in the ’70s, to a prolific solo career since the ’80s, the legendary Sir Paul McCartney has dazzling generations of fans…
![[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Yo La Tengo & Built to Spill | July 11 @ The Ryman](https://nocountryfornewnashville.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Yo-Le-Tengo-Built-to-Spill-1200.png)
Two of the most beloved and essential indie acts of the ’90s, New Jersey’s Yo La Tengo and Idaho’s Built to Spill, are preparing to kick off a co-headlining tour, bringing them to Nashville this Friday, July 11 for a performance at The Ryman Auditorium. No strangers to Music City- YLT were last in…

Infamous for their violent, grotesque, shocking, and deeply funny live shows, where they don costumes and perform in character as an ancient, alien band of hedonistic intergalactic warriors, battling and dismembering a mix of monsters and political and pop culture figures, and dousing the crowd in all manor of simulated fluids, Richmond, Virginia by…

In honor of his latest single, “Drug Dealer,” which dropped last week, Nashville-based indie singer Medium Build has announced a free, all ages, acoustic pop up show tonight, June 11 at East Nashville’s Garage Sale Vintage (747 Douglas Ave, Ste 101-A). Raw, confessional, and resonant, Medium Build describes “Drug Dealer” as “all about the…

After 15 years and seven great albums, husband and wife indie pop duo Tennis have decided to call it quits (to be clear, just to the band, not their marriage), feeling that they’ve said everything they’ve wanted to say and achieved everything they wanted to achieve as a band. Before going on indefinite hiatus…

What began in 2023 as a pretty DIY punk affair, held over two days at The East Room, then, last year, moved over to The Cobra with an even more impressive lineup, Jorts Fest, founded by Never Nude Records’ TJ Maher, returns for its third year in bigger and better form than ever, with…

Bonnaroo week is upon us! A festival that feels like it’s ever evolving (especially with some big tweaks and improvements in the past few summers post-pandemic), this year marks Bonnaroo’s 22nd installment (and 24th anniversary), boasting not only another great and varied lineup, but also some exciting additions like the brand new, high-tech Infinity Stage,…