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One of our favorite rising rock acts (and the headliners of, without a doubt, the craziest Acme show we ever hosted), Louisville’s White Reaper are out in support of their awesome, anthemic, critically acclaimed new major label debut, You Deserve Love, on a run that’ll bring them back to Nashville Dec. 19, once again at The Basement…
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For a few years running, seminal Dallas psychobilly outfit Reverend Horton Heat have marked the holidays with a special string of Horton’s Holiday Hayride shows, getting into the spirit with a stacked lineup just as acclaimed and complimentary to their punk roots. The band are set to bring the tour back to Music City Dec. 18 for a stop…
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One of the best bands to emerge from the underground garage rock scene in recent years, Chicago’s Twin Peaks only released their debut six years ago, but already feel like a familiar, accomplished, and proven musical force, thanks to a relentless tour schedule, several more excellent albums, and the chops to back up their…
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Nashville based by way of England, folk, blues, and Americana duo Ida Mae are one of the buzziest new acts in their musical sphere, met with critical acclaim for their recent debut LP, Chasing Lights, and honed from years of success in their previous alt rock outfit Kill It Kid. Influenced by the classic, rootsy, American sounds that made…
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It’s been nearly 20 years since singer-songwriter Pete Yorn released his debut LP, Songsforthemorningafter, to breakout, international acclaim, earning praise for his folk-infused alt rock sound, and positioning him as an instant star. In the years since, Yorn has continued to hone his craft, releasing a string of eclectic, diverse, and well-received efforts, including…
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No strangers to Nashville, and always a favorite to catch in concert, buzzy, lush indie rock outfit From Indian Lakes have released some of our absolute favorite records of recent years, and their latest, brand new LP Dimly Lit is no exception. Out in celebration, the Joey Vannucchi-led group are set to return to Music City for a headlining…
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One of hip hop’s most promising up and coming young talents, New York’s Skizzy Mars has perfected a sound that nods to classic rap while retaining modern sensibilities, perfected this year on his latest and best LP to date, sophomore effort Free Skizzy Mars. A dynamic and engaging live performer, to get the best experience, you’ll want…
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Jaden and Willow Smith, who’ve recently become mononymously known as simply Jaden and Willow might be the children of musical and acting royalty, but from childhood acting careers to vibrant young adult endeavors in music, they’ve proven time and time again that their talent stands alone and speaks for itself, each evolving into unique, vibrant, creative, and adventurous artists…
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Guyanese born, Brooklyn based singer-songwriter Juke Ross has been a fast growing fixture of the folky, singer-songwriter scene in recent years, drawing acclaim for his debut EP, Grey, in 2017, as well as a stellar array of subsequent singles, leading up to the imminent release of his first full-length. Soulful, worldly, pop accessible, and genre-bending, Ross is…
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After a few year absence from Nashville (and from making new music), beloved, long-running Omaha emo and post-hardcore outfit Cursive reemerged last year with a new record and a return to Music City, wowing us with a performance last fall at The Basement East. Clearly feeling the creative juices once more, the rockers wasted no time…