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[Review] Fly Free Fest Recap
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Man, what a crazy weekend it was. While most of Nashville went to check out Kid Cudi or Pretty Lights, some of us at No Country decided to head 45 minutes northwest of Nashville to the quaint little town of Adams, TN for a new festival called Fly Free Fest (you can check out…
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[Preview] Fly Free Fest in Adams, TN
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These days, it seems that festivals are popping up all over the place. This is probably in no small part due to the success of Bonnaroo, but hey, we’re not complaining. Some of these festivals are actually pretty spectacular, and if our suspicions are correct, Fly Free Fest might just be one of the…
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[PREVIEW] Communion Nashville | Rubblebucket, Roadkill Ghost Choir, & more! | TONIGHT @ Mercy Lounge & The High Watt
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Back in 2006, Ben Lovett of Mumford and Sons, Kevin Jones of Bear’s Den, and producer Ian Grimble came together for just one goal: to promote some of the best emerging music in London. Called Communion, the project quickly grew into an active community of musicians, some of whom saw real success because of…
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No Country’s Guide to Forecastle Fest | Part 3: Seven Can’t-Miss Saturday Bands
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FORECASTLE 2013 | SATURDAY’S CAN’T-MISS 7: FORECASTLE FESTIVAL is underway in Louisville. Yesterday, we brought you a playlist of the entire lineup, along with our Friday picks to help plan your weekend. Today, we’re wading through even more of the top-notch bill, to bring you the seven (bigger day calls for a bigger list) Saturday…
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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…
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Rubblebucket: Omega La La
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By Andrew Johnson Speaking of Brooklyn…. While everyone, their mothers and their extended families were jam-packing themselves into the large field facing the “What” stage at Bonnaroo to see Radiohead (myself included), my friend Ben decided to check out the Brooklyn-based Rubblebucket instead. He said they were hands down the best show he saw…