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After last week’s amazing trip back to Nashville’s R&B roots, this week’s Music City Roots at the Factory returns us to more of an Americana / Bluegrass vein. The show will feature singer-songwriter Susan Werner, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter David Olney, country / folk artist Michaela Anne and traditional bluegrassers Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper.
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Passenger. Photo by Brian Hill. Passenger, The Once, Stu Larsen Marathon Music Works, Nashville, TN August 3, 2014 Review by Beth McAllister Photos by Brian Hill Walking into Marathon Music Works to see Passenger, The Once and Stu Larsen, all thoughts about how we have to be up early the next morning were tossed out the…
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[band name here]. Photo by [photographer here]. ForeverandNever, We Are The Finale, Blameshift, Fit For Rivals 12th And Porter, Nashville, TN July 30, 2014 Review by John Masserini It’s tough to beat a small venue rock show, especially when half of the bill features homegrown, local artists. ForeverandNever and We Are The Finale joined…
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Have you heard the news? Our live events production wing, No Country Presents, has taken up residence at Lower Broadway’s hippest new restaurant, lounge, retail, and event space, Acme Feed & Seed. A shining beacon of cool amidst a sea of tourist-geared honky tonks, Acme’s aim to bring something different to Music City’s historic epicenter, as…
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One of the biggest names in alternative punk over the past decade, Andrew McMahon (from Something Corporate and Jack’s Mannequin) announced the “In The Wilderness” fall tour. Thankfully for all of us, he will be stopping at 3rd & Lindsley on November 22nd. Originally known for being the vocalist and pianist in Something Corporate,…
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As always friends, No Country is here to keep you ahead of the curve on all things that rock in Music City, so with that in mind, have ya’ll heard of Trigger Hippy yet? Holy Supergroup Nashville! This consortium of all-star, local musicians is helmed by Steve Gorman on drums (drummer/founding member of the…
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Sunday is the ultimate debbie downer of the week because everyone suddenly realizes, “Oh sh*t, tomorrow’s Monday.” Luckily, we’ve got the ultimate cure for the Sunday Sucks Blues: TONIGHT, Marathon Music Works is presenting Passenger with The Once and Stu Larsen. Tickets are cheap – just $25, and even though the event claims to be 18+, minors are still welcome as long as…