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Little Tybee, The End, Tonight in Nashville
Tonight in Nashville…. Are you looking for some good music to see tonight (7/29/11) in Nashville? Then look no further than Little Tybee at The End. An orch-pop (or progressive folk) band with Paper Garden Records, Little Tybee is an Atlanta based upstart (ranging from five to eight members) that uses numerous instruments to…
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Gang Gang Dance, Mercy Lounge, 26 September
Are you already worried about your post-Soundland music hangover? Well, you know that the best remedy for a hangover is a little “hair of the dog that bit ya”. So, you should dance your blues away on Monday September 26th at Nashville’s Mercy Lounge with New York based electronic-y, artsy, crunkster band Gang Gang…
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Moonface at 12th and Porter, July 30th
Are you into experimental, electronic, synthey-rock music? Then you might have just figured out your plans for Saturday night in Nashville. Moonface is the moniker of Spencer Krug who you might know as the lead man of his other projects Wolf Parade (Sub Pop), Sunset Rubdown (JagJaguwar), and Swan Lake (JagJaguwar). This doesn’t include…
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Bon Iver rocked the Ryman
Bon Iver showed Nashville that they deserve to be playing at a venue like The Ryman Auditorium. They showcased the new LP, and they brought us back to what got it started. Good lights, great sound, and an energy that everyone in the mother church could feel. The highlights were undoubtedly the cover of…
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Cheap Rosebuds
Do you know The Rosebuds? They are the ones opening for Bon Iver tonight at The Ryman in Nashville, so, it’s probably in your best interest to get to know them before 7:30 tonight. Amazon is running a $3.99 deal for their newest LP (which is great). I mean, c’mon, you didn’t really want…
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The Features on Kimmel
Nashville indie-rockers The Features played on Jimmy Kimmel last night, and you can watch that performance over at Nashville Cream. The appearance is to support of their new LP, Wilderness (which released yesterday, 7/26). It is also due to an increased awareness after some hyping by Nashville’s “we made it” rock band, Kings of…
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Decemberists’ Colin Meloy Releases Children’s Book
I guess having seen a broke mother turn her children’s subway entertainment into the world-wide phenomenon of Harry Potter made an impression on indie-rocker Colin Meloy of the Decemberists. Well, now that Harry Potter is over, Meloy, along with his wife, has released a children’s book entitled, Wildwood. You can read a quick little…
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J. Roddy Walston & The Business, 12th and Porter, 10/8
If you aren’t a fan of J. Roddy Walston & The Business, then you are probably getting tired of hearing me talk about them. I was excited about them before Bonnaroo, and then they thoroughly blew me away during their set at Bonnaroo. I was so excited that I started stalking them, and found…