•
Gardening, Not Architecture is a artist who’s become a real favorite at No Country. Sarah Saturday and co. played our Acme Feed & Seed showcase just a few months ago, and though we’ve long been a fan of her project, we were blown away by her backing band and the different elements they brought to her synth-heavy,…
•
Rising R&B star Tinashe, the fiercely sweet voice behind popular party anthem “2 On” from her incredible debut Aquarius, has just announced a world tour in support of her upcoming album Joyride, and will make a stop at Cannery Ballroom on March 21, officially marking her first Nashville performance (she was originally slated to open 2014’s Commodore Quake, but had to…
•
Grunge-pop rockers Anchor Thieves have crafted a music video for their song “Relapse,” a previously released single from their forthcoming album, Monolith, and we’re excited to exclusively premiere it for you below! The video is essentially different scenes from the 1968 film Voyage to the Planet of the Prehistoric Women (public domain) spliced together, which features sexy women…
•
Back in the fall of 2012, beloved indie/pop punk group Say Anything packed out the Exit/In, for their first Nashville show in nearly eight years. It was epic, and ever since, we’ve been not-so-patiently awaiting their return. That’ll finally happen on May 22, when the Max Bemis-led group head back to Nashville for a performance at Marathon Music Works with mewithoutYou,…
•
Fans of Swedish indie-pop outfit Miike Snow have a lot to celebrate right now. After three years of development, the trio’s third studio album – appropriately titled iii – is finally set to arrive on March 4. Ahead of its release, the band have announced an extensive U.S. tour, which includes a stop at our very own Marathon Music Works on…
•
The nearby, annual Bonnaroo Music Arts Festival quietly began updating its website late last night, unveiling the visual theme for this summer’s 15th anniversary installment. This led us to believe that the full lineup might be arriving as early as today, but, thanks to a graphic spotted by The Bonnarooster, it appears that we’ll have to…
•
TONIGHT, Jan. 12 head to The End for a roster of fuzzy, dreamy punk noise. Lazyeyes and Eternal Summers are coming through town on tour, and will be joined by local favorites Reality Something. With a price tag of only $8, this could be just what need to shake up your weekday routine and shake post-holiday funk. The show is…
•
When we caught buzzed-about Brooklyn hard rock trio Highly Suspect this year at Bonnaroo, in one of the tiny lounges no less, we were thoroughly impressed, though never could have guessed that the band, whose debut label-backed full-length Mister Asylum only dropped last year, would have racked up two Grammy nominations. Up against acts like Muse and…
•
Enigmatic Swedish metal group Ghost are enjoying their best year yet, riding high on the success of their third album, last year’s Meliora, which garnered a Grammy nomination, high chart performance, and critical praise. Influenced by classic metal acts like Black Sabbath and Judas Priest, the band have adopted a doom metal sound with hints of…
•
Legendary rocker Meat Loaf is currently on the road for the first time since a lengthy Las Vegas residency, and has just expanded his run to include an April 11 performance at Nashville’s own Schermerhorn Symphony Center. The famed singer’s last (and possibly only other) Music City show took place at The Ryman in 2012. One of the best selling musical…