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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] shallou & Slow Magic w/ Yoste | March 19 @ The Basement East
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Fans of indie/electronic, lush, layered, and vibey music with a strong vocal and lyrical focus take note: LA DJ/producer shallou and mysterious masked electronic artist Slow Magic are hitting the road for a co-headlining run, bringing their complimentary, trendy, and buzzed about stylings to The Basement East on March 19, with Australian up and comer Yoste tapped to support. It’s a particularly cool bill…
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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Kurt Vile & The Violators w/ The Sadies | March 16 @ The Ryman Auditorium
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A darling of the indie rock scene, introspective, lo-fi, genre-bending rocker Kurt Vile has seen an extradorinaiy career ascent since breaking out with 2013’s Wakin on a Pretty Daze, propelled from many years of calculated, organic musical ascent to international sensation, which every successive Nashville return, each in a bigger room, a prime illusion of how his reach…
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TWiN | This Weekend in Nashville | March 8-10
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Working on your weekend plans? Per usual, we’ve got you covered! Check out all of our top show picks in This Weekend in Nashville!
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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Priests w/ Too Free | March 17 @ Exit/In
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On the way back home from a trek to SXSW, and just weeks before their highly-anticipated sophomore LP arrives, DC eclectic and sharp post-punk outfit Priests are set to stop through Nashville for the first time in a few years, to headline Exit/In on March 17 with newcomers Too Free. Responsible for one of our favorite albums of 2017, and likely…
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Rhythm N’ Blooms Announces Full 2019 Lineup; Tyler Childers, Tank and the Bangas, Dawes, More to Perform
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Tyler Childers, Tank and the Bangas, Dawes, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, and The Black Lillies top a stellar 2019 Rhythm N’ Blooms Music Festival lineup, which also includes performers like Langhorne Slim, The Suffers, Sarah Shook and the Disarmers, Frances Cone, The Foxies, Katie Pruitt, and more. Though the event’s headliners had been teased out late last year, the long-running Knoxville festival expanded to…
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[REMINDER] Don’t Miss STRFKR w/ Shy Boys | TONIGHT @ Cannery Ballroom
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After passing through Exit/In in recent years (and, notably, packing it out), Portland indie/electro pop faves STRFKR are back for a Music City return that sees a bit of a bump in room size, bringing them to Cannery Ballroom tonight, March 6 with Kansas City indie pop up and comers Shy Boys. While it’s been a couple of years since…
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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] HalfNoise w/ Hogslop String Band, Bantug, & Sparkle City Disco | March 15 @ The Basement East
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Tacking 2019 with the most free time in a few years, as his other band, Paramore, take a breather in between albums, local musician and visual artist Zac Farro is prepping to release new tunes with his long-running solo vehicle HalfNoise for the the third year in a row (even with his busy schedule after rejoining Paramore, Farro still managed…
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Catch Early ’00s Florida Indie/Emo Group The Remedy Session & New South FL Indie Supergroup The Darling Fire | TONIGHT @ Springwater Supper Club
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Unless you were particularly dialed into the early ’00s punk, emo, and indie scene, and/or you were a teenager or twenty-something in South Florida early last decade, you could be forgiven for not remembering The Remedy Session. Hailing from Ft. Lauderdale, the trio, who harbored a sound reminiscent of peers at the time like The Anniversary,…
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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Wet & Kilo Kish w/ Hana Vu | March 11 @ Cannery Ballroom
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Two of the coolest, buzziest, and most refreshing fixtures in the synthy, r&b infused indie pop scene, both with creative careers fostered in Brooklyn, breakout duo Wet and singer and multimedia artist Kilo Kish are teaming up for a co-headlining tour with LA indie pop up and comer Hana Vu, which brings them to Nashville’s own Cannery Ballroom on March 11. After a…
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Taking Back Sunday to Bring 20th Anniversary Tour to Marathon Music Works Oct. 16 & 17
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It’s hard to believe that bands made famous by the ’00s emo scene are hitting the two-decade mark, but that’s exactly the case this year for seminal Long Island outfit Taking Back Sunday, who formed in 1999 and quickly became an underground fixture, before breaking out with cult favorite debut LP Tell All Your Friends in 2002,…