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Jimmy Eat World, Manchester Orchestra Bring Co-Headlining Tour to Ascend Amphitheater Tonight, July 28
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Two of the most beloved acts in the indie and emo scene of the 2000s, Arizona alt/emo rockers Jimmy Eat World and hard-hitting, genre-bending Atlanta indie outfit Manchester Orchestra are currently in the midst of a co-headlining summer tour, which brings the groups- both no strangers to Nashville in recent years- to Ascend Amphitheater…
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Wyn Starks, The Fisk Jubilee Singers, Mike Floss, Yours Truly Jai, Tornsey, Michigander & More on This Week’s Playlist
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Minneapolis-raised and Nashville-based artist Wyn Starks collaborates with Built by Titan and the legendary Fisk Jubilee Singers on “Sparrow.” Mike Floss and Crystal Autumn teams up for “When Win.” Another winning duo: Michigander and Manchester Orchestra on “In My Head.” Plus tracks from touring artists like Leon Bridges, easy life and The Roosevelts make…
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Alanna Royale, DK the Drummer, Phangs & LFO, danny G, Briston Maroney & Manchester Orchestra, Taela & More On This Week’s Playlist
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Day 1 No Country homie Alanna Royale makes us “Fall In Love Again” with her beautiful blend of soul and R&B. DK the Drummer is coming for us with “A Dagger” that features unstoppable duo Daisha McBride and Wyn Starks. And yes, you’re reading that right: Phangs teamed up with “Summer Girls” legends LFO…
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The 1975, Cage the Elephant, Jack Johnson, More Announced for 2020 Forecastle Fest
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Cage the Elephant, The 1975, Jack Johnson, BROCKHAMPTON, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, and Tash Sultana top a stellar 2020 Forecastle Festival lineup, which also includes performers like Clairo, Carly Rae Jepsen, Grace Potter, Jack Harlow, Third Eye Blind, Manchester Orchestra, LP, Thundercat, Parquet Courts, (Sandy) Alex G, Andy Shauf, Caroline Rose, Elohim, Ratboys, Nashville’s own Soccer Mommy, Julien Baker, Drew Holcomb, Illiterate…
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No Country’s Guide to Bonnaroo 2018: 20 Can’t Miss Friday Performers
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Bonnaroo week is upon us, and, as we prepare to head down to Manchester this weekend, June 7-10, for what is shaping up to be a stellar 17th year for the nearby event, and as we wind down our 2018 Artist Spotlight series, we wanted to help you get ready by taking it a step…
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Bonnaroo 2018 Artist Spotlight: Manchester Orchestra
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Bonnaroo Artist | Manchester Orchestra Bonnaroo History | 2010 Stage & Time | Friday | Which Stage | 5:15pm As we’ve been doing for the past several years now, we’re making it our mission to help you get acquainted with many of our favorites acts from from Bonnaroo‘s impressive 2018 lineup. As we dig through the entire schedule, we’ll highlight a spread of…
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Manchester Orchestra to Play Grimey’s July 28
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In honor of their forthcoming fifth full-length, A Black Mile to the Surface, beloved Atlanta indie rock outfit Manchester Orchestra have announced a record release party and free in-store performance the day it drops, next Friday, July 28, at Nashville’s own Grimey’s. While the group play Nashville semi-regularly, most recently in the fall of 2015 in support of Brand…
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Catch Thrice’s Dustin Kensrue & Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull w/ Gobotron | TONIGHT @ Mercy Lounge
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Out for their second joint solo tour, after a successful run two years ago, Thrice’s Dustin Kensrue and Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull, two beloved frontmen from very different, but equally fantastic punk and indie groups, are back on the road for a short run, which brings them to Nashville tonight, March 23 for a performance at Mercy Lounge, with support…
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Thrice’s Dustin Kensrue & Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull to Play Mercy Lounge March 23
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After first embarking on a joint solo tour back in 2015, Thrice’s Dustin Kensrue and Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull are re-teaming once more for a spring run of dates, which brings them to Nashville’s own Mercy Lounge on March 23. Both artists have received massive acclaim for their respective projects, Kensrue with seminal California post-hardcore outfit Thrice, who, after a hiatus,…
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Brand New to Play The Ryman Auditorium Oct. 11
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Last fall, enigmatic emo kings turned dark and calculated indie rockers Brand New played their first Nashville date in years (if not first ever), at War Memorial Auditorium. Ahead of their highly-anticipated and long-awaited fifth album (check out “Mene,” their first single in six years, below!), and following a high-profile Record Store Day re-release of their beloved sophomore effort Deja…