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No Country’s Guide to BreakFEST 2019 | June 2 @ The Factory at Franklin
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What began as an idea several years ago by New Found Glory guitarist and local transplant Chad Gilbert, and finally manifested into an inaugural event last year at The Factory at Franklin’s Liberty Hall, breakfast-themed, community-focused, punk rock and alternative day fest BreakFEST was an absolute blast in its first year, and we’re thrilled to see the event…
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New On Our Nashville Spotify Playlist: The Raconteurs, *repeat repeat, Justin Townes Earl, Twen, Daisha McBride, Evan Dupri & 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 “Help Me Stranger” by The Raconteurs – Playing Ryman Auditorium on August 29-31 “Apocalyptic” by *repeat repeat – Playing…
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BreakFEST 2019 Artist Spotlight: Jetty Bones
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What began as an idea several years ago by New Found Glory guitarist and local transplant Chad Gilbert, and finally manifested into an inaugural event last year at The Factory at Franklin’s Liberty Hall, breakfast-themed punk rock and alternative day fest BreakFEST was an absolute blast in its first year, and we’re thrilled to see the event return…
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Catch The Early November w/ The Dangerous Summer, Jetty Bones, & Save Face | TONIGHT @ Mercy Lounge
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New Jersey’s The Early November have been a staple of the indie/emo rock scene since 2001, when they recorded a five song demo in lead singer Ace Enders’ basement and sent it off to Drive-Thru Records. Their debut EP, For All Of This, and followup full-length album The Room’s Too Cold are classics of their genre, switching back and…
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Catch An Acoustic Performance from The Wonder Years w/ Laura Stevenson, The Obsessives, & Jetty Bones | TONIGHT @ Mercy Lounge
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Over the last decade, Philadelphia pop punks The Wonder Years have become something of a seminal act in the modern scene, helping revitalize and course-correct the genre with their earnest, smart, engaging, relatable songwriting and DIY-rooted attitude. While the band manage to make it to Nashville on a semi-regular basis, their presence has typically boosted them…