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Death Cab For Cutie Debut “No Room in Frame” Lyric Video; Only a Few Tix Left for April 29 Ryman Show!
As of writing, there are only seven single seats left for Death Cab For Cutie‘s April 29 show at The Ryman with The Antlers, so, before you read any further, head here NOW to grab one if you still need a spot. As we already explained, the group, rebounding from the recent departure of guitarist, producer, and founding member Chris…
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The Tallest Man on Earth to Play The Ryman May 27
Swedish indie folk singer Kristian Matsson, better known by his stage name The Tallest Man on Earth, recently announced that his highly-anticipated followup to 2012’s There’s No Leaving Now will be called Dark Bird Is Home, and is set for release May 12 through Dead Oceans. The first single, “Sagres” (stream below), has us more than excited the LP, but…
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Sleater-Kinney Team Up with ‘Bob’s Burgers’ for Music Video, Appear on Nerdist Podcast
It’s been an incredible reunion so far for indie punk trio Sleater-Kinney, whose first album in 10 years, No Cities to Love, dropped last month via Sub Pop. The group already released a super cool (and partially Nashville set), cameo-filled music video for the record’s title track, and, now, for latest single “A New Wave,” the…
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William Elliot Whitmore to Play Exit/In April 8
For over 15 years, Iowa alt-folk singer-songwriter William Elliott Whitmore has been churning out some of the most underrated, heartfelt, and powerful releases in the underground scene. Building a fanbase organically from touring and good old fashioned word of mouth, and aligning himself with the punk community, Whitmore has gradually grown to become a more broadly…
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Daisyhead Debut “East Bend” Ahead of New LP, Release Show
Following the release of tracks “Take” and “Lost Her,” ahead their debut LP, The Smallest Light (due out March 3 via No Sleep Records), Nashville emo/alt rockers Daisyhead have dropped yet another new song, “East Bend,” via Substream. A bit slower and more anthemic than previous singles, “East Bend” is a further indication of the strong, diverse batch of…
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Every Time I Die to Play The End March 29
Continuing to tour in support of their ferocious 2014 full-length, From Parts Unknown, Buffalo metalcore/hardcore outfit Every Time I Die have announced a March 29 show at The End with Mizery and Cove. A definite undersell, this marks what might be the group’s smallest-cap Nashville show ever, and first Music City date in over two years (not counting Warped Tour), meaning not only is…
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Matt and Kim Premiere “Hoodie” Lyric Video Ahead of May 9 Marathon Music Works Show
As we previously announced, infectious indie rock duo Matt and Kim are set to make their return Nashville May 9 for a performance at Marathon Music Works; their first Music City date since a crazy Live on the Green set in 2013. Along with their upcoming tour, the group are set to drop their fifth album, New Glow, April 7 via…
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2015 Beale St Lineup Announced; Paramore, Pixies, Cage The Elephant, More to Perform
Hot on the heels of Bonnaroo, Hangout Fest, Shaky Knees, New Orleans Jazz Fest, CounterPoint, Iron N Ink, Forecastle, Muddy Roots, and other local and regional summer extravaganzas, Memphis in May’s annual Beale St Music Fest has unveiled its 2015 lineup, and it’s a doozy! The three day event, which takes places May 1-3 at Tom Lee Park in…
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No Country Presents: Zeke Duhon & Liza Anne | Tuesday, March 3 @ Acme Feed & Seed
Spring is (hopefully) right around the corner, and, with it, nicer weather and the chance to live life outside our cozy winter dens. Lucky for everyone, our weekly Tuesday showcase, No Country Presents, in partnership with Acme Feed & Seed, is ready to help us all bound into March head first. Next on deck are new wave…
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[PREVIEW] Rock & Roll Bash w/ Secret Club, The NICNoS, The Cunning, & Megan Ruger @ 12th & Porter TONIGHT
12th and Porter has put together a wildly diverse lineup for what they’re calling a Rock & Roll Bash tonight featuring one of our favorite new local punk bands, Secret Club. A lot of bands that would make Joey Ramone spin in his grave label themselves “punk” anymore, but Secret Club actually sound like they…