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Breakout local grunge pop group Bully, who recently dropped a new video for “Too Tough,” the latest single from their buzzworthy debut full-length Feels Like, have announced a run of tour dates in January, which includes their first hometown show of the new year, Jan. 22 at The Basement East with Fake Limbs and Music Band. 2015 has been a huge year for…
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Florence + The Machine Ascend Amphitheater; Nashville, TN Oct. 9, 2015 Review by Meredith Galyon. Photos by Johnny Giles. Even though Florence + The Machine just played Bonnaroo over the summer, it still felt like it had been forever since they played Nashville proper – the last time they were here, in 2011, they were opening…
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The Chris Robinson Brotherhood 3rd & Lindsely; Nashville, TN October 6, 2015 Review by Chris Clancy. In the same way that the Black Crowes gained notice–and suffered backlash–for wearing their influences on their sleeve, The Chris Robinson Brotherhood, frontman Chris Robinson’s new project, expertly recreate the moves of their classic rock forebears. But where The…
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Run the Jewels w/ Boots, Fashawn, Cuz Lightyear Marathon Music Works; Nashville, TN October 5, 2015 Review by Carson O’Shoney. Photos by Amber J. Davis. According to El-P, Nashville had a big part in making Run the Jewels a permanent group. On stage on Monday, he said that their show at Exit/In two years ago (billed…
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If you’re looking for a loud, heavy show this weekend with an opportunity to mosh, look no further than sludge metal all stars Kylesa. Fresh off the release of their latest album Exhausting Fire, they’re hitting up The Basement East this Sunday, Oct. 11, with a plethora of heavy bands in tow. Inter Arma, Indian Handcrafts…
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If you’re still kicking yourself for missing out on AmericanaFest last month, you can partially make up for it by seeing two of the event’s standout acts, HONEYHONEY and Kelsey Waldon, this Sunday, Oct. 11 thanks to Lightning 100’s Nashville Sunday Night at 3rd & Lindsley. HONEYHONEY, who recorded their latest album here in Nashville with…
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As we announced last month, Destroyer play tomorrow night, Oct. 10 at Mercy Lounge! It took four years for band mastermind Dan Bejar to come up with a proper followup to Kaputt, his 2011 breakthrough, but Poison Season, released just last month, seems a shoo-in to make dozens of “best of 2015” lists. Tickets for the sure to be…
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From Woodstock documentary diva to Vermont rocker with The Nocturnals, Grace Potter has gone all over the place with her sound and built up her act to tower over arena shows. She is now heading off on a solo tour of her own in support of her new album, Midnight, and will stop at Nashville’s own…
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After several years of side releases, including a series of EPs named after the color spectrum, and a pleasantly self-contained LP, Rhode Island progressive rockers The Dear Hunter are back with the fourth act in a planned six part concept series, their first entry in six years, Act IV: Rebirth In Reprise. Clearly reenergized, the band return…
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Seattle singer-songwriter Noah Gundersen is making his way back to Nashville for what is sure to be a powerful night of music tonight, Oct. 9 at Cannery Ballroom. Just months after releasing his second full-length record, Carry the Ghost, he’ll take the stage along with opening act Field Report. If you’re a fan of Gundersen’s honest…