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[REMINDER] Catch Nahko and Medicine for the People w/ Raye Zaragoza | TONIGHT @ Marathon Music Works
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Out in support of both frontman Nahko Bear’s personal, transcendent “prequel” work, 2017’s My Name Is Bear, as well as their last “current,” full band-geared effort, 2016’s HOKA, Portland folk and world music outfit Nahko and Medicine for the People will return to Nashville tonight, Aug. 4 for their largest Music City headliner to date, at Marathon Music Works. With support from socially-charged…
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Catch Joan of Arc w/ Curt Castle | TONIGHT @ The High Watt!
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No family is, perhaps, more influential or inextricably linked to Chicago’s indie scene as the Kinsellas. Beginning in the late ’80s with seminal emo outfit Cap’n Jazz, brothers Tim and Mike (and sometimes their cousin Nate) went on to innovate and reinvent with so many now-classic subsequent projects, the former with Friend/Enemy, Everyoned, Make…
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Don’t Miss Sucré & DK the Drummer | TONIGHT @ The Basement East!
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What began as a sort of solo/side project for stellar singer and multi-instrumentalist Stacy King, towards the end of her time with famed former group (and sibling act) Eisely, Sucré has, every few years, seemingly gone through a creative, sonic, and personnel revision, landing on the stylish, layered, electro-laced sound they’ve recently adopted. Sucré’s gorgeous debut…
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Fucked Up to Play The High Watt Nov. 13
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Since first springing out of the Toronto underground hardcore scene nearly two decades ago, prolific outfit Fucked Up have become one of the most interesting, enduring, and constantly evolving acts in the scene, attracting critical acclaim and a cult following along the way. Though it’s been four years since their last formal full-length, 2014’s Glass Boys, Fucked Up…
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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Bit Brigade w/ The Daytona Machines & The Mad Gear | Aug. 10 @ Exit/In
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With news that Nintendo’s retro box the NES Classic has been outselling flashier current-generation video game consoles this summer, it’s clear that video game nostalgia is all the rage. If that love for old Nintendo games has hooked you as well, then you’re going to want to meet Athens group Bit Brigade. Adopting conventional rock…
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Deafheaven, DIIV to Play Mercy Lounge Oct. 28
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Out on the road in support of their phenomenal, recently-released fourth album Ordinary Corrupt Human Love, genre-bending, artsy San Francisco black metal meets post-metal meets shoegaze outfit Deafheaven have announced a run of co-headlining fall dates with Brooklyn dreamy, shoegaze-y, indie rockers DIIV, a bit of an unlikely pairing, but one we love (and one that makes…
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Pilgrimage Fest Announces 2018 Daily Lineups, Single Day Tickets
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Set to return for its fourth year next month, Sept. 22 & 23 at Franklin’s picturesque Park at Harlinsdale, the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival wowed us back in the spring with their impressive 2018 lineup, featuring big names like Jack White, Chris Stapleton, Lionel Richie, and Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds. Last year’s Justin Timberlake-topped event is a…
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Art + Friends Spotlight: Liza Anne
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As we previously announced, famed local alt rockers Paramore are currently winding down the record cycle (or “era,” as they like to dub it) for last year’s phenomenal fifth album, After Laughter, which, over the past year, has included surprise stops at Exit/In and The End, a headlining outing at The Ryman, and the group’s debut at Bonnaroo,…
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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Nahko and Medicine for the People w/ Raye Zaragoza | Aug. 4 @ Marathon Music Works
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Out in support of both frontman Nahko Bear’s personal, transcendent “prequel” work, 2017’s My Name Is Bear, as well as their last “current,” full band-geared effort, 2016’s HOKA, Portland folk and world music outfit Nahko and Medicine for the People will return to Nashville Aug. 4 for their largest Music City headliner to date, at Marathon Music Works. With support from socially-charged LA…
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Diarrhea Planet to Disband, Announce Final Shows Sept. 7 & 8 at Exit/In
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In our now seven years covering the Nashville music scene, we’ve seen plenty of talented bands come and go, and it’s always a shame to see any promising local act throw in the towel. This one stings extra hard though: after a near decade-long run, dorm room shredders turned international party punk icons Diarrhea Planet are…