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Don’t Miss Jay-Z w/ Vic Mensa | TONIGHT @ Bridgestone Arena
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Released earlier this year, hip hop pioneer Jay-Z‘s latest, thirteenth, and intensely personal new album, 4:44, is being heralded as a modern classic, the MC’s greatest in years, and certainly one of the absolute best releases of 2017. In support of the new LP, Jay in currently in the midst of a massive North American area tour,…
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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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Catch The Maine w/ Dreamers & Night Riots | TONIGHT @ Cannery Ballroom
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Hailing from Tempe, Arizona, pop punk turned nostalgic alt rock revivalist act The Maine rose to prominence in the late ’00s, as part of the short-lived “neon wave” of radio-ready pop punk. Unlike most of their peers (many of whom have since faded away), the group have always benefited from a more transcendent, timeless musical sensibility, and…
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Don’t Miss Carl Broemel w/ Steelism | TONIGHT @ The Basement East
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Hailing from Indianapolis, Carl Broemel was a musical prodigy from a musical family who tinkered around in various local rock bands before catching the attention of Louisville’s My Morning Jacket. He’s been contributing his guitar, pedal steel, and back-up vocals during their wild ascension since 2005’s Z, and it has earned him tons of…
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Taylor Swift to Play Nissan Stadium Aug. 25
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After around a dozen performances at Bridgestone Arena over the past decade, pop megastar and former/sometimes Nashville resident Taylor Swift has opted to elevate to stadiums rather than multi-night runs at arenas when she hits the road in 2018 in support of her just-released new six album, Reputation, and when she returns to Music City on Aug. 25, it’ll be at Nissan Stadium this time…
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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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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] The Glorious Sons w/ Frances & The Foundation | Nov. 18 @ The High Watt
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Rising Candian rockers The Glorious Sons are touring in support of their excellent sophomore LP, which just released last month, and they will be stopping into The High Watt on Nov. 18 to envelope Nashville in their high voltage rock vibes. Local (and perfectly paired) rockers Frances & The Foundation are set to open…
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Jawbreaker to Screen Documentary, Host Q&A Nov. 11 at The Franklin Theatre, Signing Nov. 12 @ Grimey’s
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Earlier this fall, after 21 years of the occasional rumbling and rumor being swiftly shot down, seminal punk band Jawbreaker finally reunited for an inexplicable and inspired reunion at Chicago’s Riot Fest, reported to be a one-off (along with two more intimate club shows leading up to it), something of both a gigantic reintroduction and a fitting moment…
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Catch mewithoutYou w/ Pianos Become the Teeth & Slow Mass | TONIGHT @ Mercy Lounge
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Hailing from Philadelphia and formed at the turn of the millennium, art-rock/post-hardcore outfit mewithoutYou return to Nashville tonight, Nov. 10 for the seventh time in three years; something that would normally seem excessive, but for a band this good, we’d devour their every show. Juxtaposing smart, philosophical and high-concept themes with musical elements of indie rock, alternative, post-hardcore, and…
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Don’t Miss Humming House w/ Smooth Hound Smith & Airpark | TONIGHT @ Cannery Ballroom
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From humble beginnings, forging friendships in East Nashville living room jam sessions then soon earning top billing at local clubs, Humming House have been on their grind for a while now. In 2012, they released their self-titled debut, showcasing a hearty, acoustic, progressive folk vibe, akin to The Avett Brothers or The Head and The…