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Tuesday Night Roundup: Mineral, The New Pornographers, Death From Above 1979 & More
Many nights in Nashville, we wish we could be in two, or even three places at once. Tonight, Nov. 4, however, is one of those rare, frustrating evenings with so many fantastic fall tour schedules have aligned, and a whopping six shows we’d kill to see are all taking place simultaneously. Rather than clog up…
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[REVIEW] Devil Makes Three w/ The Cave Singers | 10.31.14 @ Marathon Music Works
Devil Makes Three w/ The Cave Singers Marathon Music Works; Nashville, TN October 31, 2014 Words by: Jacob Ryan (@GonzoWithGusto) With temperatures that felt more like winter than fall, this past weekend was the perfect weekend to be inside, warm and toasty, jamming out to some live music. Lucky for everyone, even by Music…
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REVIEW: Drive-By Truckers w/ Houndmouth @ 10.30.14 @ The Ryman [PHOTOS]
Drive-By Truckers w/ Houndmouth The Ryman Auditorium; Nashville, TN October 30, 2014 Review by Jeff Moody. Photos by Jake Giles Netter. After seeing former member, Jason Isbell, the previous Saturday night, we were pumped to see the Drive-By Truckers also playing The Ryman a few days later. We were also interested in learning more about…
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No Country in a Nutshell: The Weekly Recap | 10.27-11.02
It’s time for our monthly, obligatory “how is it November already?” line. October flew by, and was packed with great music (just check out all of the previews, announcements, and show reviews from last week below if you don’t believe us). Between Halloween, a pop up Foo Fighters show, and some seriously exciting upcoming concert announcements,…
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Foo Take 2: Is There a Potential 2015 Foo Fighters Stadium Show in the Works?
Despite playing Foo Detective, and accurately predicting the location and date of Foo Fighters‘ Sonic Highways Nashville show at The Ryman, we, like the vast majority of you, didn’t manage to snag tickets. So, perhaps, you could chalk this post up to wishful thinking, and, certainly, we have a bit less of a pattern to follow than…
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REMINDER: Anberlin to Play Last Nashville Show EVER This Wednesday (Nov. 5)
Earlier this year, beloved alt-rock group Anberlin, who at least partially call Nashville home these days, announced that their seventh full-length album, Lowborn, would be their last, and that they would embark on one final tour to celebrate their monumental 12 year run. That means this Wednesday, Nov. 5, when the group roll through Cannery Ballroom with Greek Fire, it…
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Echosmith to Play 3rd & Lindsley Feb. 12
When we first discovered California pop rock sibling act Echosmith, in the summer of 2013, they had yet to release a proper album, but handed us a sampler containing a little track called “Cool Kids,” a song which instantly knew would be destined to catapult them to worldwide recognition (it did). In the year and…
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Kevin Devine & Into It. Over It. to Play The High Watt Feb. 17
Eclectic Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Kevin Devine makes it to Nashville on a semi-regular basis, in various projects and in various incarnations. For his next Music City stop, the singer is set to perform solo (instead of with his backing players, The Goddamn Band), Feb. 17 at The High Watt. Adding even more excitement to the announcement, Into It. Over It. (also billed…
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[Review] Rubblebucket & Landlady | 10.29.14 @ The High Watt
Rubblebucket & Landlady The High Watt; Nashville, TN October 29, 2014 Review by Terra James-Jura With Bleachers and Wild Cub in The Cannery Ballroom below and The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die next door at Mercy Lounge, New York art punk buddies Rubblebucket and Landlady had…
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[INTERVIEW] Madi Diaz on her new record, Dino’s, and returning to Nashville | Playing Mercy Lounge Nov. 10
Los Angeles-based songstress Madi Diaz made waves while living here in Nashville from 2010 to 2012. With mesmerizing and quirky songwriting packed into albums Plastic Moon and We Threw Our Hearts in the Fire, Diaz caught the attention of Paste Magazine, American Songwriter, and Nettwerk Music Group. Diaz changed up her game with September…