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The Criticals, Dreamer Boy, HalfNoise, Adia Victoria, Nordista Freeze, Annie DiRusso, The BlackSon & More On This Week’s Playlist
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The Criticals serve up some “Absinthe” ahead of their two-night run at Exit/In on October 1 and 2. Dreamer Boy kicks the guitars up a notch with “KEEP THE PACE.” HalfNoise channels a little Earth, Wind & Fire using a sultry sax and a slick string section on “Two of Us.” Then the collabs!…
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New On Our Nashville Spotify Playlist: Adia Victoria, *repeat repeat, Bantug, Brooke Alexx, John Tucker, Stephen Day, & More
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Our main goal at No Country is to share music from our favorite local artists and touring acts that hit Nashville. Now you can get straight to listening on our Nashville Spotify playlist. Local music additions “South Gotta Change” by Adia Victoria “Wind in My Sail” by *repeat repeat “Soften” by Bantug “It’s Not You”…
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No Country’s Guide to Pilgrimage Fest 2019: 10 Can’t Miss Sunday Performers
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We’ve been buzzing about it for months, and the week has finally arrived, as we prepare to head to Franklin’s Park at Harlinsdale this weekend, Sept. 21 & 22 for the fifth annual Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival. We had a blast at years one, two, and three, and though year four was a bit of a speed bump with an…
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New On Our Nashville Spotify Playlist: Nightly, Quinn XCII, Judah & The Lion, JID, Ttotals, & More
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Our main goal at No Country is to share music from our favorite local artists and touring acts that hit Nashville. Now you can get straight to listening on our Nashville Spotify playlist. Local music additions “No Call, No Reply” by Nightly – Playing Exit/In on March 31 “Mute” by Josie Dunne “pictures (feat. Kacey…
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New On Our Nashville Spotify Playlist: Adia Victoria, Jenny Lewis, Betty Who, Brigetta, MILKK, Oginalii, & More
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Our main goal at No Country is to share music from our favorite local artists and touring acts that hit Nashville. Now you can get straight to listening on our Nashville Spotify playlist. Local music additions “Dope Queen Blues” by Adia Victoria “Heads Gonna Roll” by Jenny Lewis – Playing Ryman Auditorium on March 21 “Sit…
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[REMINDER] Don’t Miss Bully’s Hometown Residency! | Dec. 14-16 @ Mercy Lounge
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On the heels of the release of their highly-anticipated and unsurprisingly stellar sophomore LP, Losing, breakout local grunge pop group Bully are gearing up to celebrate with not one, not two, but three nights of homecoming shows at Mercy Lounge, Dec. 14 with Adia Victoria and Western Medication, Dec. 15 with Daddy Issues and Butthole, and Dec. 16 with Pujol and Sad Baxter. Though they’ve remained active, appearing at Live on the Green and a…
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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Bully w/ Adia Victoria & Western Medication | Dec. 14 @ Mercy Lounge
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On the heels of the release of their highly-anticipated and unsurprisingly stellar sophomore LP, Losing, breakout local grunge pop group Bully are gearing up to celebrate with not one, not two, but three nights of homecoming shows at Mercy Lounge, Dec. 14 with Adia Victoria and Western Medication, Dec. 15 with Daddy Issues, and Dec. 16 with Pujol and Sad Baxter. Though they’ve remained active, appearing at Live on the Green and a…
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Adia Victoria Reimagines the Standards in ‘Baby Blues’ EP
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Adia Victoria has been on our radar for several years now with her fresh, alternative take on the blues. She made waves with the release of her highly acclaimed, Roger Moutenot produced, debut record, Beyond The Bloodhounds, which dropped last year via Canvasback Music, and followed that up with a French inspired EP, How It Feels,…
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New On Our Nashville Spotify Playlist: Walk The Moon, St. Vincent, Sad Baxter, Arlie, Sinclair, & More
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Our main goal at No Country is to share music from our favorite local artists and touring acts that hit Nashville. Now you can get straight to listening on our Nashville Spotify playlist. Local music additions “Didya Think” by Arlie “Baby” by Sad Baxter – Playing Mercy Lounge on December 16 “Identity” by Trevor James…
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[REVIEW + PHOTOS] Forecastle 2017
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As we’ve been saying every year since our first time covering in 2013, Louisville’s Forecastle Festival is one of our absolute favorite music fests- not just in the region, but in the whole country. It’s not the the biggest or flashiest event of its kind, and you’ll frequently find its performers at many other festivals, but it…