Moe. Marathon Music Works, Nashville, TN March 7, 2015 Review by Kevin Casler Jam band heroes, Moe. took the stage Saturday evening at Marathon Music Works delivering a 2 set, 3 hour performance. Saturday’s show marked their second appearance at Marathon, and put another notch in their belts for the countless Nashville shows they’ve played…
LA power, pop-rock quartet Smallpools’ debut album LOVETAP! drops March 24th, and the even cooler news? They’ll be bringing their stellar live show to Music City April 21st at Exit/In with Grizfolk, Hunter Hunted and Vinyl Theatre filling out the bill. Get your tickets now, for just $15, or $18 the day of the show. The headliners…
Oklahoma based singer-songwriter John Moreland will release High On Tulsa Heat on April 21st (via Thirty Tigers), which was self-produced and recorded in a home studio in Oklahoma. I first saw John perform at a house concert “opening” for fellow Oklahoman Parker Millsap, and was completely blown away by his personal and poignant songwriting. His way…
Indie psych rock aficionados rejoice, we have a HUGE announcement to make. Australian five-piece Tame Impala will be making their Music City debut at The Ryman Auditorium on May 11, in support of their highly anticipated third album, with LA psychedelic popsters Mini Mansions set to open. Words do little to describe how excited we are for…
Bonnaroo Artist | DeJ Loaf 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…
Steve Earle. Photo by Brad Hochstetler. Steve Earle, The Mastersons City Winery, Nashville, TN Saturday, March 7, 2015 Review by Jacqui Sahagian Photos by Brad Hochstetler On Saturday night we caught the second night of alt-country legend Steve Earle‘s sold-out two-night stand at Nashville’s new and swanky City Winery. Opening were husband-and-wife duo The Mastersons, who count themselves…
The Lone Bellow. Photo by Caroline Bowman. The Lone Bellow, Odessa Exit/In, Nashville, TN March 9, 2015 Review by Meredith Galyon Photos by Caroline Bowman Just when I thought Nashville was finally out of the path of crazy winter weather, Round 2 of the Icepocalypse came out of nowhere last week and caused several shows to be…
Bonnaroo Artist | Christopher Denny 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…
Amidst a confusing week that brought both a record snow storm then spring-like weather, we managed to catch wind of all kinds of exciting announcements, ranging from festival lineups to record releases, to shows from musical and comedy legends, and more. As always, the constant stream of music news is a lot to keep…
Following something of an unexpended reunion late last year, indie punk trio Sleater-Kinney announced their first album in a decade, No Cities to Love (which dropped in January to rave reviews), and their first tour in nearly as long, which will strop at Marathon Music Works on April 23. More recently, labelmates THEESatisfaction were added to the lineup, and tickets are still on sale…