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Jason Isbell, Alabama Shakes, More Nab Awards at 2016 Grammys
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Even if you didn’t tune in, as a Nashvillian (or, you know, music fan and/or person with an internet connection), you probably know that the 58th Annual Grammy Awards took place tonight in Los Angeles. And, if you kept an eye on our coverage, you likely also know that a healthy amount of Nashville artists were nominated.…
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Ought To Play 12th & Porter May 23
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Montréal based indie rockers Ought have announced a North American headlining tour in support of their latest release, Sun Coming Down, which dropped last fall on Constellation Records. This string of dates includes a Nashville show at the newly revamped 12th & Porter on May 23 with D.C. punks Priests. Ought first caught the attention…
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Acme Radio Officially Premieres Today
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Unless you’ve just found No Country in the past few days, you probably know that we are good buds with the folks down at Acme Feed & Seed. We’ve been hosting a showcase there for nearly two years, which is focused on bringing all the music that Music City has to offer to the…
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Watch Kopecky Play “Talk to Me” and “Quarterback” on ‘Kimmel’
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Local indie popsters Kopecky are coming off a huge 2015, thanks, in no small part, to their breakout sophomore effort, Drug for the Modern Age. We’ve been obsessing over these guys for years, but it’s great to see the rest of the world finally following suit, and with success comes increased media exposure. Continuing their press blitz…
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Watch Cage The Elephant Perform “Trouble” on ‘Conan’
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Continuing a media tour in promotion of their new album, the Dan Auerbach-produced Tell Me I’m Pretty, which, in recent months, has included stops on The Tonight Show and The Late Late Show, local rockers Cage the Elephant appeared on Conan last night to perform downtempo single “Trouble.” As it’s not as rowdy a tune, the guys delivered an appropriately calm, but sonically…
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The Stone Fox to Close Jan. 31
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Since 2012, local venue and restaurant space The Stone Fox has served as one West Nashville’s best haunts, providing top notch food and drink to The Nations and beyond, and playing host to many local and touring acts from all across the musical spectrum. Owned and operated by musician William Tyler and artist Elise Tyler, siblings and lifelong Nashvillians,…
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Paramore Confirm That They Are Writing New Music
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Late last year, local rockers Paramore announced the amicable departure of bassist and founding member Jeremy Davis, promising, in an official statement, that they “really do believe Paramore can and should continue on,” despite only vocalist Hayley Williams and guitarist Taylor York left in the group’s official lineup (founding members Josh and Zac Farro departed in 2010,…
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Pilgrimage Fest Announces Dates for 2016 Return
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The success of the inaugural Pilgrimage Music & Culture Festival in nearby Franklin this past fall was evident for most in attendance, so it is exciting news that the local fest has announced a return to the Park at Harlinsdale Farm for a second year on Sept. 24 & 25. While this news is…
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Mercy Lounge Announces 16th Anniversary Bash on Jan. 22 and Jan. 29!
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Our friends at Mercy Lounge are turning 16 this year (though they don’t look a day over 10, yet are still somehow able to drink), and are delivering the presents to us, the music fans. Over two consecutive Friday nights (Jan. 22 and Jan. 29), starting at 8pm, they will be hosting two jam…
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Dave Cobb to Take Over RCA Studio A from Ben Folds
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Facebook In the summer of 2014, historic Music Row recording space RCA Studio A made headlines when it faced demolition from prospective new owners, then was miraculously saved in an effort led by long-time tenant Ben Folds, which led to its acquisition by a group of preservationist investors like bei Kryptoszene.de, and kept Folds’ lease intact to…