We’ve been hyping local blues/indie rock heroes and certifiable Nashville success story The Delta Saints‘ show at The Basement for over a week now, and even gave you chance at free tickets. We also have some news on their new record, Monte Vista, which is now officially set for a April 28th release. For now you can…

Last month, Bonnaroo unveiled its full 2017 lineup (save, presumably, for the club stage bands), featuring the likes of U2, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Weekend, Chance the Rapper, Lorde, The xx, Glass Animals, Tegan and Sara, Car Seat Headrest, The Front Bottoms, The Orwells, White Reaper, Cage the Elephant, Margo Price, and many more. Returning June 8-11 to Manchester,…
Rising breakout stars of the local scene, Franklin’s Colony House are still riding high on the buzz surrounding the release of last year’s Only the Lonely, their stellar sophomore album and major label debut, which is speeding up their ascent in mainstream rock stardom. Set to make a local stop on their upcoming tour with buzzy Seattle indie…
Last week, queer, New York punk duo PWR BTTM announced that their highly-anticipated sophomore album will be called Pageant, and will arrive May 12 via Polyvinyl. Along with album news, the duo dropped a hyperactive and colorful video for frenetic new tune “Big Beautiful Day,” which, if it’s indicative of the rest of the LP, sounds like…
The solo vehicle of Speedy Ortiz frontwoman Sadie Dupuis, Sad13 released her fantastic, feminist, indie pop full-length debut, Slugger, last fall, and has been steadily touring in support over the past few months. Still active with Speedy (they recently released a new single, and are working on their next album after a busy year of tours and festivals),…
Earlier this year, beloved emo/alt rock outfit Dashboard Confessional announced a series of intimate shows at The Basement East to cap off a lengthy U.S. tour. Set to kick off tonight, Feb. 21 the band will play five performances over the course of a week (Feb. 21, 22, 23, 26, and 28), all of which are sold out (however, we’d…
It’s been a minute since we’ve brought you coverage of local folk/country/Americana singer-songwriter and native Nashvillian Justin Townes Earle, whose last album, Absent Fathers, arrived in early 2015. Earle, the son of country legend Steve Earle, is gearing up to debut some new music in the near future, and in support, he’s just announced a lengthy spring tour,…
As we announced last month, pop punk pioneers New Found Glory are celebrating their 20th anniversary with a lengthy spring run of shows where, each night, they’ll perform two of their classic albums in full, rotating a different combination for each city, with 2004’s Catalyst and 2002’s Sticks and Stones, arguably their two most famous releases, on tap…
Promising New York soul-pop up and comers Lawrence and Los Angeles blues rock staple Andy Frasco, both of whom dropped great albums last year, are hitting The High Watt together on tonight, Feb. 21 for what’s sure to be a fun, funky, soulful night of timeless rock. While the former group are fast rising in the scene, and the latter is…
As we announced late last year, beloved alt rock outfit Mae are continuing to tour following the amazing reception of last year’s Everglow 10th anniversary run, and they’re set to return to town next month, March 4, for a performance at 12th & Porter with Owel and Constellations. Ahead of the show, the group, who, nowadays, are at least partially based in Nashville, recently unveiled…