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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Jenny Lewis & The Watson Twins w/ M. Ward | Feb. 6 @ The Ryman
Exciting news? As announced back in the fall, beloved indie songstress Jenny Lewis and frequent collaborators The Watson Twins are celebrating the tenth anniversary of their classic 2006 debut, Rabbit Fur Coat, Feb. 6 at The Ryman Auditorium with M. Ward. The bad news? Unsurprisingly, it sold out pretty much instantly. The good news? You have a chance to win a pair of tickets! Below,…
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New On Our Spotify Playlist: Miike Snow, Brooke Waggoner, Tacocat, and More
Our main goal at No Country is to share music from our favorite local artists and touring acts that hit Nashville. Now you can get straight to listening on our always-updated Spotify playlist. Local music additions: “Widow Maker” by Brooke Waggoner “Mercy Please” by The Whistles & The Bells “Relapse” by Anchor Thieves “Moving Out” by The Narrative…
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Watch Chris Stapelton Make ‘SNL’ Debut, Joined By Producer Dave Cobb
Last night, breakout local country star Chris Stapleton made his debut on Saturday Night Live, performing an inspired rendition of “Parachute,” and soulful single “Nobody to Blame,” both from his breakout 2015 freshman solo album, Traveller. Between sweeping the CMAs (where he also collaborated with Justin Timberlake), racking up Grammy nominations, nabbing unprecedented chart success, selling out three upcoming…
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Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Announce Sophomore LP | Very Few Tickets Left for Jan. 30 Opry Show
A few months back, Grammy award winning hip hop duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis announced a Jan. 30 performance at Grand Ole Opry House, the pair’s first proper Nashville outing. Despite buzzy summer single “Downtown” (featuring a whole bunch of hip hop royalty and Foxy Shazam’s own Eric Nally), Ed Sheeran collab “Growing Up (Sloane’s Song)” before that, and “Kevin,”…
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Catch 10 Great Local Acts for FREE at Danafest IV | TONIGHT @ fooBAR!
We told you about Danafest IV last week. Well it is finally here. Every year, East Nashville local Seth Dana puts on a one night only show that features a strong and eclectic handful of the best rock and roll this town has to offer. Tonight, Jan. 16 some of our favorite bands in this…
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Don’t Miss Brian Fallon and The Crowes w/ Cory Branan | Sunday, Jan. 17 @ City Winery!
Ahead of his debut solo album, Painkillers, which he recorded here in Nashville with beloved producer Butch Walker, Gaslight Anthem frontman Brian Fallon is embarking on a short tour with a backing band he’s dubbed “The Crowes” (not to be confused with his former side project The Horrible Crowes, though the name is surely no coincidence). Fallon…
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Catch Brooke Waggoner w/ Good Buddy | Saturday, Jan. 15 @ EastSide Manor
Local piano-pop singer-songwriter Brooke Waggoner may be most well-known to some for playing keys in Jack White’s all-female touring band The Peacocks, or for contributing in the studio to White’s solo efforts. That is, after all, where she made appearances on Saturday Night Live and the Grammys, and toured the world before coming back to Nashville…
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Weezer Announce “The White Album,” July 13 Ascend Amphitheater Show with Panic! At the Disco
In the nine album catalog of indie/alt rock/emo turned power pop legends Weezer, three of those full-lengths are simply and officially called Weezer. Because of this, fans (and the band) have taken to referring to them by their colors: Blue, Green, and Red, respectively. A fourth self-titled effort, and the group’s tenth album overall has just been…
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Alice Cooper to Play TPAC’s Andrew Jackson Hall May 2
Heavy metal legend and shock rock pioneer Alice Cooper just played Nashville in the fall of 2014, opening for Mötley Crüe, but it’s been awhile since he last made his way to Music City with top billing. Just announced for what looks like a random one-off (or perhaps just a precursor to a proper tour announcement),…
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MUTEMATH, The Mavericks, Robert Randolph & More Announced for 2016 Rhythm N’ Blooms Fest
Though considerably smaller in scale than other regional events like Bonnaroo, Forecastle, and even Pilgrimage Fest, Knoxville’s Rhythm N’ Blooms has, over the past few years, really become an indispensable player in the summer fest game, using their knack for curation to make every lineup spot count while keeping tickets incredibly affordable. This year’s event, which takes…