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We already told you about the first annual Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival, set to take place Sept. 26-27 at the Park at Harlinsdale Farm in Franklin, TN, as well as its impressive inaugural lineup, featuring Willie Nelson, Weezer, The Decemberists, and more. Then, the lineup got even better, with a second wave of artist announcements, including headliners Wilco. Now, we’re excited to…
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Just like last year and the year before, we’re making it our mission to help you get acquainted with every single band on Bonnaroo‘s impressive 2015 lineup. We started from the bottom and have been working our way up, paying special attention to the smaller and lesser known acts on this year’s bill with daily, dedicated…
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Bonnaroo is days away, and, though our pre-fest coverage might be winding down, we’re still busy with plenty of exciting local show coverage, as well as the regular flow of announcements, song and video releases, and more. Things might slow down for us a bit as we head to the farm, but be sure…
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Banner By Gravity Plan While most regular readers will be avoiding the madness downtown this weekend and preparing for Bonnaroo next week, there are still plenty of shows going on around town that the tourists won’t have a clue about. Have a look at a surprisingly full calendar of events despite upcoming mega-festivals and…
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Former brains behind Bright Eyes, occasional Desaparecido, and sometimes Monster of Folk Conor Oberst released, perhaps, his best album in years, Upside Down Mountain, last month, and, in support, is out on a U.S. tour with Dawes, which stops at our very own Ryman Auditorium TONIGHT. Not only will Dawes open for Oberst on this outing, but they will also…
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As we kick off a holiday week, things are looking unusually quiet around Nashville; a rare break before festival season really starts to ramp up. Last week, however, more than made up for it in busyness. Between interviews, reviews, show announces, video and song premieres, and a whole ton of Bonnaroo coverage, it was…
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Former brains behind Bright Eyes, occasional Desaparecido, and sometimes Monster of Folk Conor Oberst announced a new album, Upside Down Mountain, earlier this year, and, in support, has a U.S. tour with Dawes, which stops at our very own Ryman Auditorium on June 6. Not only will Dawes open for Oberst on this outing, but they will also act as his backing…
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As we told you earlier this year, former brains behind Bright Eyes, occasional Desaparecido, and sometimes Monster of Folk Conor Oberst has a new album, Upside Down Mountain, set to drop May 19 on Nonesuch Records, as well as a current U.S. tour with Dawes, which stops at our very own Ryman Auditorium on June 6. Not only will Dawes open…
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Last week was a little lighter on live show coverage, but there was more than enough tour announcements, song and video premieres, and festival news to make up for it! This week’s already heating up (both figuratively and weather-wise) with a ton of great events, contests, and ticket on sale dates for some of…