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Formed in the late 90s in Versailles, France, and a moderate indie underground success throughout the ’00s, it was 2009’s fourth album Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix that made indie pop outfit Phoenix into massive international stars, propelled by hits like “Lisztomania” and “1901.” Though the group have only released two LPs since, 2013’s Bankrupt! and…
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Though they first came to prominence as a teen actor on Disney Channel, singer Demi Lovato has, perhaps above all else, most flourished as a musician, swiftly becoming a radio fixture in the pop rock (and pop punk adjacent) scene of the late ’00s with debut album Don’t Forget in 2008. Over the years,…
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Local supergroup The Raconteurs, made up of Jack White, Brendan Benson, Jack Lawrence, and Patrick Keeler, returned earlier this year with a long-awaited third LP- their first in over a decade- Help Us Stranger, and have steadily been roaring back to life since, first with a hometown return to stage in honor of White’s Third Man Records’…
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Beloved local singer-songwriter Drew Holcomb and his band The Neighbors are returning to The Ryman Auditorium for a two-night stay in support of their stellar new record, Souvenir. Friday, they’ll be joined by established singer-songwriter Joe Purdy, while Saturday night’s show will feature indie-folk singer/songwriter duo Penny & Sparrow. Holcomb and company have become an East Nashville staple, having released ten stellar…
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Another local band who’ve found a fast growing national audience, Judah & The Lion seem to be an ultra hot property as of late. In addition to regular spins of their hit single “Take It All Back” on SiriusXM’s Alt Nation, a two month run touring with one of the biggest rock bands in…
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Last year, beloved local singer-songwriter Drew Holcomb and his band The Neighbors performed an epic show at The Ryman Auditorium in support of their seventh studio album, Medicine. The show spawned the group’s first live album, appropriately titled Live at the Ryman, which was released earlier this year and marked a milestone in their long-running career. Now,…
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The now infamous Thanksgiving day 1976 concert, dubbed “The Last Waltz,” has seen tributes popping up all over the country, with a significant number in Nashville, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the iconic event. The original event, hosted by The Band at Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco, featured dozens of musical guests including Bob Dylan,…
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As a local music fan, you may have asked yourself, “Why hasn’t Dawes moved to Nashville yet?” The Los Angeles based band celebrated their highly acclaimed record, We’re All Gonna Die, with an official release part at The Basement East this fall, and that followed a sizzling headlining set at Live On The Green over the summer…