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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] The Delta Saints w/ Kat Milk Blu | Feb. 23 @ The Basement
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Local blues/indie rock heroes and certifiable Nashville success story The Delta Saints have been teasing the release of a new record for a few weeks now. Other than the title, Monte Vista, and some album cover artwork, they haven’t given yet revealed much, but that all changes Feb. 23 friends, because the group are officially releasing new…
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Stream Paperhead’s ‘Chew’ Ahead of Feb. 17 Release
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One of our most anticipated records of 2017 drops this Friday, but you can stream Paperhead’s Chew a few days in advance, thanks to Hype Machine, below. The long awaited followup to 2014’s Africa Avenue sees the young, local psych popsters continuing to explore their sound with an updated production quality that influenced by sweet…
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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Lawrence w/ Andy Frasco | Feb. 21 @ The High Watt
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Promising New York soul-pop up and comers Lawrence and Los Angeles blues rock staple Andy Frasco, both of whom dropped great albums last year, are hitting The High Watt together on Tuesday, Feb. 21, for what’s sure to be a fun, funky, soulful night of timeless rock. While the former group are fast rising in the scene, and the latter…
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Watch 2017 Grammy Speeches, Backstage Moments, & More from Nashville Artists
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Ahead of the 59th Annual Grammy Awards, we brought you a Nashville guide to all of the local performers and nominees, then, during and after the show, we recapped a list of winners, with a focus on those hailing from Music City. Despite boasting a whopping 84 categories, only about 1/10 of all Grammy Awards are…
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Annalia Turns Down the Temperature With Pop Debut Single “Jealous”
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“I’m not your momma, but I coulda taught you better,” Nashville pop artist Annalia sings as she puts haters on notice with her debut pop track “Jealous.” Annalia turns the emotional temperature down to frigid atop icy beats by producer Jon Santana. The Los Angeles native co-wrote the track with fellow Nashville resident and “Heartbreaker”…
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Watch Members of Bayside, Saves The Day, & More Perform in Smiths Cover Supergroup
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Over the weekend and as we detailed in advance, local punk/indie/emo DJ night Nashville Is The Reason celebrated their second anniversary in style, hosting a Punk Rock Prom at The Basement East, featuring typical DJ fare as well as two cover band sets. The closing act, locals Crucial Bros, delivered your standard party-starting, rock-fueled performance of ’80s hits;…
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Sturgill Simpson, Cage the Elephant, More Nab Awards at 2017 Grammys
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As we told you in our Nashville guide to the 59th Annual Grammy Awards, tons of local artists nabbed nominations for yet another year. Beyond the usual dominance in categories like country, gospel, Christian, bluegrass, Americana, folk, classical, and roots music, some big names and site favorites like Cage the Elephant, Jack White, Alabama Shakes, and,…
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A Nashville Guide to the 2017 Grammys
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The 59th Annual Grammy Awards air tonight, Sunday, Feb. 12, and, per usual, Nashville artists are strongly represented, both in nominations and performance slots. Though local nods, as always, skew strongly towards the mainstream country, gospel, americana, bluegrass, classical, and Christian realm, nominations for favorites like Cage the Elephant and Jack White, pseduo-Nashville rockers Alabama Shakes, pop star transplant Justin Timberlake, and,…
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[REMINDER] Catch Punk Rock Prom ft. Louder Than Bombs, Crucial Bros, Nashville Is The Reason DJs | Saturday, Feb. 11 @ The Basement East
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Premier local punk/indie/emo party Nashville Is the Reason is turning two, and they’re celebrating in style by hosting a Punk Rock Prom at The Basement East, expanding on their typical Pub side DJ night with a show in the main venue, boasting an all-star Smiths cover band called Louder Than Bombs (featuring members of Bayside, Saves The Day, and more) as well…
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TWiN | This Weekend in Nashville | Feb 10-12
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There are a truckload of cheap, stacked local shows happening this weekend. Seriously, if you’ve been bad about checking out new bands or eager to revisit some old favorites, it seems like just about every small room in town has something awesome going on for under $10, from indie to garage rock to hardcore…