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Wye Oak Releases New Single | Upcoming Show on May 20th at Mercy Lounge
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Heads up, Nashville! Wye Oak, an indie synth-rock duo from Baltimore, is rolling into the Mercy Lounge on May 20th. Believe us, this is one show you are not going to want to miss, and you can leave your ceramic piggy bank safely intact in your closet because you can get tickets right here for…
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Tipper Whore drops “Tipper Whore Party Program” from upcoming debut LP
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Nashville glam party rock band Tipper Whore has just dropped the first single from their upcoming debut full length release Just The Tip (via Yewknee Records on May 26th). What kind of party Tipper Whore might headline, we’re not always sure, but it seems like there should be a lot of uppers so the…
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No Country in a Nutshell: The Weekly Recap | 3.24-3.30
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Although last week might have been short on shows, there were plenty of releases, news announcements, and Bonnaroo coverage to tide you over. In case you missed anything, here’s a recap of everything we covered last week on the site: NEWS: The Television show moved from Marathon Music Works to the Exit/In! NEWS: The Young…
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The Apache Relay release locally filmed video for “Don’t Leave Me Now”
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Anticipation is starting to build for the self-titled release from local rockers The Apache Relay. We brought you the first hint of the new album with the release of their single and subsequent video for “Katie Queen of Tennessee” earlier this year. More good news rolled through the inbox this morning with the release…
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William Tyler Releases “Whole New Dude” Ahead of ‘Lost Colony’ EP
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Nashville’s own William Tyler has announced a new EP, Lost Colony, his followup to last year’s critically-acclaimed Impossible Truth, due out April 29 through Merge. In addition to 13-minute first single, “Whole New Dude,” which you can stream below, the 12-inch will feature a completely new reworking of Impossible Truth‘s “We Can’t Go Home Again,” as well as a cover of Michael…
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DCXV “Shop Sessions” Continue with Bradley Warren, Jr.
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Continuing their “Shop Sessions,” which kicked off last month with *repeat repeat, local apparel and lifestyle brand DCXV have debuted the second installment of the live in-store performance series, this time featuring singer-songwriter Bradley Warrern, Jr. (formerly Brad Jones). If he looks familiar, it’s because Warren, Jr. has been the face of several recent DCXV promotional campaigns, notably modeling…
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24HR Records Previews New Collab with Harrison Hudson, Juliana Daily, and Timon Lance
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24HR Records is a Nashville-based YouTube series that hand picks a team of musicians, locks them in a studio, and asks them to write and record three complete songs in twenty-four hours. All the artists selected have never met until they walk in the door. Harrison Hudson, Juliana Daily, and Timon Lance (Daniel Ellsworth…
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The Black Keys Announce Eighth Album, ‘Turn Blue,’ Drop New Single, “Fever”
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Nashville by way of Ohio garage rock superstars The Black Keys have announced that their eighth album, Turn Blue, a followup to 2011’s El Camino, will arrive May 13 via Nonesuch Records. Produced by The Keys themselves along with frequent collaborator Danger Mouse, Turn Blue was recorded primarily in Los Angeles last summer, with additional recording done at the Key Club in Benton…
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Denney And The Jets drop second single, “Mama’s Got The Blues,” from upcoming LP ‘Mexican Coke’
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We’ve been yapping for a while now about our excitement for the upcoming Denney And The Jets record, Mexican Coke, due out on April 8th via Burger Records. We gave you a peak at the first single “Bye Bye Queenie” recently, and, with this second single “Mama’s Got The Blues,” you’ll hear more of that…
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No Country in a Nutshell: The Weekly Recap | 3.3-3.9
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Spring is almost here, and it’s finally starting to feel like it, which means live music season (and outdoor fests) will be kicking into high gear in the coming weeks. Last week brought some exciting some and video releases, an incredible festival announcement, a killer local fest, plenty of reviews, interviews, a celebration of…