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We’re not sure if it was something in the water, but the music industry seems to have collectively deemed today worthy of unleashing countless great albums. Amidst a surprise U2 release, a new instant classic from Ryan Adams, and new singles from Fall Out Boy and Weezer, several great artists whose upcoming Nashville dates…
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Music collectors and lovers of all things indie rock take note: The latest artists to be featured in the on going Infinity Cat Cassette Series, (curated by Casey Weissbuch of Diarrhea Planet), is Left & Right and the title of the album is Five Year Plan. As part of the limited release festivities, only 300…
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We’ve been raving about White Lung since first catching them at Bonnaroo (an unlikely place, to be sure) in the summer 2013, and TONIGHT at The End, we’re thrilled to have a chance to check them out again in a more properly intimate, punk-approproaite space. While we’re not entirely sure, this appears to be the Canadian punk/hardcore group’s first-ever Nashville performance,…
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Barely two weeks ago, Seattle indie folk rockers The Head and the Heart were busy wowing us at Live on the Green, and, mere months before that, at Bonnaroo. And, as magical as those performances were, some of the subtle nuances and layers of the sextet’s sound are inevitably lost outdoors. For that reason alone, we’re…
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By now, ya’ll know that last month was absolutly crazy in Music City, (we even dedicated this entire post to getting everyone caught up), but don’t look for things to slow down anytime soon, as we blast full-steam ahead into September. Psychedelic, garage rocker Ty Segall dropped his latest LP Manipulator last month, and it…
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Earlier this summer, we raved about Jenny Lewis‘ fantastic Forecastle performance, and, in the months since, have been spinning her incredible new album, The Voyager, pretty much nonstop. So, unsurprisingly, we’re beyond pleased to announce that the California songstress and former member of Rilo Kiley and The Postal Service will return to Nashville for her first…
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If the first week of September was any indication, it’s going to be another great fall. Between Live on the Green’s first three day weekend, tons of exciting show announcements, some great releases, our own Acme showcase, and more, it was quite a busy week. We wouldn’t blame you if you missed something, so…
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We’ve arrived at the final day of Lightning 100‘s monster Live on the Green series for 2014. It’s been a helluva year, with incredible performances by national stars (The Head and The Heart, Capital Cities), Nashville-bred talent that’s doing big things (Wild Cub, The Features), promising locals (Phin, Daniel Ellsworth & The Great Lakes),…
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While not quite the household name stateside that he is in Europe, Scottish folk pop/blue-eyed soul singer Paolo Nutini has been a fixture on the singer-songwriter scene for nearly a decade; a fact made all the more impressive when you consider he’s only 27. Out in support of his highly-acclaimed third album, Caustic Love, Nutini will visit…
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While Live on the Green has pulled together an incredible lineup through the weekend, if, like me, you’re allergic to the outdoors, there’s a great show happening at the diviest of East Nashville dives, Foobar, on Saturday night. The bill features female-fronted rockers from Savannah, Georgia CUSSES, one of our new favorite punk bands SECRETCLUB,…