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The Tedeschi Trucks Band, fronted by husband and wife Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi, are returning to Nashville for two nights at The Ryman Auditorium next year, on Feb. 12 and 13. Tedeschi’s thick, soulful voice and Trucks’ unworldly slide guitar are the perfect chicken noodle soup to get us through what’s promising to be…
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Living in Nashville, we are surrounded by musicians, producers, DJs, songwriters and all-round merchants of music, so we’re all bound to hear an overwhelming amount of new and totally ace records. But every so often, while sifting through the mountains of melodies, we find an instant classic; one that we know will be remembered…
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Jack White‘s Third Man Records recently released The Rise & Fall of Paramount Records, Volume Two, the second and final box set in White’s attempt to restore and reissue hundreds of nearly lost and forgotten pre-World Word II recordings from the now-defunct classic blues label. In promotion of the epic set, which you can order…
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As we told you earlier this fall, Louisville’s annual Forecastle Festival is set to return to Waterfront Park July 17-19, 2015. Not only is Forecastle an easy, accessible drive from Nashville, but it has also become a real powerhouse over the last few years, boasting diverse lineups for a reasonable price (check out our reviews from last year and the…
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Since their very first show, indie pop group ELEL have been one of our favorite local acts on the rise. We’ve featured them on our podcast, told you about countless performances, brought you news about singles, videos, Bonnaroo, and SXSW outings, and so much more. And, while the group were originally slated to drop their debut…
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The 5 Spot‘s cheap weekly night of entertainment, $2 Tuesday, has some great acts lined up tonight, with the local indie rockers we’ve been telling you about Whoa Dakota playing alongside the Midwestern Americana act Myles Coyne and the Rusty Nickle Band and singer/songwriter Stephen Simmons, all for just a $2 cover, $2 beers,…
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We told you awhile back that legendary costumed performance art/metal group GWAR had inducted a new frontwoman, Vulvatron, to help replace their former singer Oderus Urungus, who passed away abruptly earlier this year. To prove that they mean to carry on at full capacity, the band are out on tour, playing slightly smaller rooms than usual,…
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That’s right Music City, festival favorites and indie pysch rock darlings Dr. Dog will be coming to town March 27th to play the Mother Church (aka The Ryman), and your ass better be there! You may remember the Philly rockers last trip to Nashville and the Ryman, in support of The Lumineers, which seems…
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Thanksgiving has ended, we’re shaking out of our turkey comas, and December is blasting off. While not always the most eventful month show-wise, especially as the holidays approach, there are definitely a few exciting happenings on our radar we’ll be sure to fill you in on in the coming weeks. November flew by, and,…
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Now that Thanksgiving has passed, folks are gearing up for the next major holiday: Christmas. However, we’d like to momentarily look past Dec. 25 and ask you what your plans are for New Year’s Eve. If you’re anything like us, you’ve probably got your eye on the St. Paul and the Broken Bones show going down…