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Watch This Awesome Video For “It’s Not Over” From On An On!
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Minneapolis based 80’s throwback synth pop outfit On An On just released an awesome new video for their track “It’s Not Over” that features two lovers that will run through walls (and more) literally to not have to say goodbye. The track was just named a “video of the week” from Stereogum, and was…
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[Preview] Communion ft. Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, Tennis, On An On, Savoir Adore, 4onthefloor, VITEK, & Shelly Colvin
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Here we go again for the much loved Communion series in Nashville. For those of you not in the know, this little get together of up and coming awesomeness was started across the pond in 2006 by musicians from already “broken” bands (inc. Mumford & Sons Cherbourg, Manic Street Preachers, Travis, & Beautiful South)…
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No Country in a Nutshell: The Weekly Recap | 9.23-9.29
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Can you believe it’s almost October? Fall is in the air, the weather is finally (sort of) starting to drop, and new show announcements are happening left and right. Our calendar is filling up fast (and we’re sure yours is too). Starting this week, we’ll really be ramping up concert coverage to bring you…
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On An On with Foreign Fields, T. Rust | TONIGHT @ The End
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It’s now officially fall. And that means our calendars are about to officially get overbooked. There are a TON of amazing shows happening over the next couple of months, and we’re going to do our best to bring you the scoop on all of our top picks. We told you about Weekend at The…
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Bonnaroo Band of the Day: Club Stages Edition, Part 4
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Even though Bonnaroo is right around the corner, some last minute lineup additions are still being announced. The majority of recent add-ons have included the bands slated to play Bonnaroo’s club stages. The club stages are a great way to discover new music, and to catch some great up and coming bands in more…
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Celebrate The City: Rubblebucket, Cherub, Reptar, and On and On at War Memorial Auditorium Tonight.
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You always wonder how the band you have grown to love is going to sound live. Every show has a different vibe, sound quality, and crowd. All these can be factors that determine how good the show is. Well I have grown to love Rubblebucket recently. And I watched their live performance of “Came…