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As the new year ramps up and we head towards the post-holiday uptick in touring, we have several exciting national acts making stops in Nashville in the coming weeks to look forward to. One can’t-miss show for fans of expansive, avant-garde, and genre-bending indie rock is Destroyer‘s return to Mercy Lounge tonight, Feb. 1 where the Dan Bejar-led group…
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Since first erupting to broader recognition last year with third EP and Neon Gold debut Broke Royalty, then absolutely blowing us away at Bonnaroo, Detroit indie pop/rock up and comer Flint Eastwood has been a buzzy artist we’ve had a watchful eye on, and one we’re thrilled to see coming soon to Nashville, for a Feb. 8 show at The…
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Returning to Nashville proper for the first time since 2015, breakout Cincinnati pop rockers Walk the Moon are slated to once more headline The Ryman Auditorium tonight, Jan. 28 with support from reunited Chicago indie rock trio Company of Thieves. Out in support of their recent fourth full-length What If Nothing, the highly-anticipated followup to their breakout 2014 effort Talking Is Hard,…
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2018 is running at full steam, and it shows in the solid lineup of musical events happening around town this weekend. We have a number of local release shows, homecoming shows from some of Music City’s finest, and even tough decisions on Sunday, with a wide range of genres and budgets, almost guaranteeing you’ll…
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What began as a one man band project for frontman Johnny Lucas in his native UK, local newcomers Lucas are the product of their titular bandleader’s desire to flesh out his sound to a full band format (despite being quite adept at performing alone with loop pedals, even earning praise from none other than Jimmy Page for…
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Indie rockers Modest Mouse have announced a return to Nashville with two nights at The Ryman Auditorium on April 23 & 24, marking their first Music City shows since a busy tour schedule around the release of their 2015 album, Strangers to Ourselves, when they co-headlined Ascend Amphitheater and performed two nights at War Memorial Auditorium (reviews here…
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Philadelphia’s Low Cut Connie are ready to burn the house dow in Nashville tonight, Jan. 25 with their unique blend of old-school inspired rock and roll. You can catch them at Mercy Lounge in support of their latest record, Dirty Pictures (Part 1). This high-energy outing will feature two local acts, the unpredictable party rocker RI¢HIE and Chloe Kat…
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Just last month, Michigan hard rock revivalists Greta Van Fleet headlined Mercy Lounge, and a few months before that, made their Nashville debut at The High Watt. With just two EPs, both released last year, to their name, the young band seem fueled only by limitless potential and a stunning and well-deserved comparison to Led Zeppelin,…
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As the new year ramps up and we head towards the post-holiday uptick in touring, we have several exciting national acts making stops in Nashville in the coming weeks to look forward to. One can’t-miss show for fans of expansive, avant-garde, and genre-bending indie rock is Destroyer‘s return to Mercy Lounge on Feb. 1, where the Dan Bejar-led group…
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Indie rock darlings and Matador Records stalwarts Yo La Tengo are gearing up to release their 15th full-length record, There’s A Riot Going On, on March 16, and have released four new tracks from the upcoming LP to give you a little taste of what to expect. Unsurprisingly, the singles feature the same laid back,…