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Bonnaroo Comedian of the Day: Ron Funches
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Bonnaroo Comedian | Ron Funches Stage & Time | TBA Bonnaroo has always been about more than just music, and nothing exemplifies that better than the impressive array of comedians the fest recruits for its Comedy Theatre each summer. The 2015 lineup is no exception, and, for the first time, we’ve decided to spotlight each performer individually…
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PUJOL Releases “June Bug” Ahead of Record Store Day
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PUJOL is releasing a special, strange 5″ record for Record Store Day on Saturday, featuring the band’s new song “June Bug” on one side plus the song “Bones” from Meth Dad on the other. PUJOL’s mastermind and local punk hero Daniel Pujol created the 5″ on his own imprint label due to all the vinyl…
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Bonnaroo Band of the Day: Shakey Graves
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Bonnaroo Artist | Shakey Graves Bonnaroo History | Newbie Stage & Time | TBA As we’ve been doing for the past several years now, we’re making it our mission to help you get acquainted with as many bands as we can from Bonnaroo‘s impressive 2015 lineup. We’ll start from the bottom and work our way up, paying special attention…
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Nicki Bluhm & the Gramblers Begin Residency at The Stone Fox Tonight with Andrew Combs
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Nicki Bluhm & the Gramblers are preparing for the release of their second full-length album, Loved Wild Lost, on April 21 via Little Sur Records. The Gramblers made waves with their self-titled debut in 2013, hooking a multitude of ears with their sweetly vintage Americana, buoyed by Bluhm’s crystalline vocals and diversified by the band’s four songwriters.…
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[Preview] Communion ft. Hey Rosetta!, Kevin Garrett, Jeffrey James, The Soft White Sixties | April 16 @ Mercy Lounge
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Hopefully, by now you are familiar with the monthly Communion showcase, and may have even attended one or two of the previous editions. If not, allow us to acquaint you with the series. Communion was founded by Bear’s Den Kevin Jones, producer Ian Grimble and Mumford and Son’s Ben Lovett back in 2006 in London as a way…
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[REMINDER] Catch JJ Grey & Mofro w/ Anderson East | TONIGHT @ Marathon Music Works
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North Florida swamp rocker JJ Grey and his standout backing band Mofro are ready to make you groove and sweat, tonight at Marathon Music Works. Talented singer songwriter Anderson East is opening, and tickets are currently available for $25-$28, and we highly recommend you check out one of the jammiest and dance ready line-ups of the…
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The Tallest Man on Earth Premieres “Dark Bird Is Home” Ahead of May 27 Ryman Show
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As we told you earlier this year, Swedish indie folk singer Kristian Matsson, better known by his stage name The Tallest Man on Earth, is gearing up to release his highly-anticipated followup to 2012’s There’s No Leaving Now, called Dark Bird Is Home, May 12 through Dead Oceans, and, in support, will headline The Ryman Auditorium for the first time ever on May…
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HalfNoise to Play The High Watt June 18
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HalfNoise, the solo vehicle of Nashville-based ex-Paramore drummer Zac Farro, released his debut full-length, Volcano Crowe, late last year. A sweeping and layered work of lush, orchestral indie rock, it was definitely one of the best under the radar local releases of last year, and HalfNoise remains one of our favorite up and coming bands…
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The Weeks, The Kingston Springs, & Kansas Bible Company to Play $3 Red Bull Show May 1 at Mercy Lounge
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Our friends at Show This have teamed up with Red Bull to curate the May edition of their popular, monthly Sound Select showcase, set to take place May 1 at Mercy Lounge and featuring an all-local bill of southern garage rockers The Weeks, heavy blues rockers The Kingston Springs (who return after a long stint of inactivity), and horn laden funk…
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Mad Decent Block Party Hits Carl Black Chevy Woods Amphitheater Aug. 28
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Last summer, the Mad Decent Block Party, a traveling hip hop/EDM fest helmed by Diplo’s Mad Decent label, expanded significantly, traveling all over North America with a rotating lineup of some of the scene’s hottest acts, including an inaugural stop in Nashville. We caught the show and had a blast, and, judging by the size…