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Eclectic art rocker St. Vincent returns to Nashville tonight, Nov. 22 in celebration of her highly acclaimed, fifth full length Masseduction, which dropped last month. Tonight’s date at The Ryman Auditorium is a sure-fire way to start your holidays off with a bang, but you better hurry, as only a limited number of tickets remain. Head below to find out more.
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It’s been almost two years since Canadian synthpop duo Purity Ring last played Nashville, then celebrating the release of their long awaited and highly anticipated sophomore album, Another Eternity, which recaptured the buzz and magic of their hypnotic, near-perfect 2012 debut, Shrines, with wondrous bliss. Though there’s no word yet on exactly when we can expect LP3, the duo recently unveiled…
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In support of his new LP Undivided Heart & Soul, retro-inspired rock and roller JD McPherson is bringing his latest music to Nashville. Tonight, Nov. 18 he’ll share those new tunes and some of his old favorites during a headlining show at The Basement East. Get there early, because you don’t want to miss the impressive sounds…
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Since they debuted their self-titled EP in early 2015, we’ve been big fans of local sludgy, grunge pop duo Sad Baxter. From the very first listen, it was obvious they had huge potential, and their fresh but familiar sound is extremely complementary to the ever expanding Nashville underground rock scene. We weren’t the only ones to…
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Rising Candian rockers The Glorious Sons are touring in support of their excellent sophomore LP, which just released last month, and they will be stopping into The High Watt tonight, Nov. 18 to envelope Nashville in their high voltage rock vibes. Local (and perfectly paired) rockers Frances & The Foundation are set to open this…
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It’s the weekend before Thanksgiving (phew, where did this year go?), and that means it is your last chance for a normal weekend to get out to see music before you are stuck with your Aunt Harriet trying to force the fourth slice of pie into your face. It’s a bit of a slower weekend,…
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Formed originally in Murfreesboro, Mountains Like Wax are a band we’ve had our eye on for several years, from their early days of DIY shows leading up the release of their debut EP, Tetrology, to their well-deserved win in last year’s Music City Mayhem competition, earning them a spot last fall at Live on the Green. Though they…
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We’ve been telling you about this one for a while now, and the night is finally here. Charleston, SC based SUSTO, who are riding high on the success of their highly acclaimed sophomore record, are set to return to Nashville tonight, Nov. 16 to headline The Basement East, with help from fast rising local rockers Liz…
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Earlier this year, HalfNoise, the indie rock solo vehicle of Zac Farro (originally, then formerly, and now once again, of Paramore), released his latest EP, The Velvet Face, a swift followup to last fall’s sophomore full-length, Sudden Feeling. Recorded here in Nashville at Pioneer Sound, and co-produced by longtime collaborator Daniel James, the EP marks, perhaps, HalfNoise’s greatest sonic…