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Returning to The Basement East for the second time this year, nostalgic, theatrical, and unique singer Diane Coffee will be back in Music City later this month, June 26, along with Nashville’s own Lasso Spells. Known for drumming in Foxygen, as well as for a child acting career, Coffee, real name Shaun Fleming, is quickly becoming a buzzworthy artist to…
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Celebrating the release of critically-lauded sophomore album, The Dream Is Over, Canadian indie punks PUP return to Nashville this Saturday, June 18 at their buzziest, amidst a tour that is selling out all over the country. Joined by Rozwell Kid, who we’ve told you about before, and exciting up and comers Pkew Pkew Pkew, this is not only the most…
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We’re fresh off of another amazing Bonnaroo, and our summer festival vibe is in full swing. Next up for us is Louisville’s Forecastle Festival, which, yet again, features one of the best lineups in the country this summer. The 2016 headliners include The Avett Brothers, Alabama Shakes, Death Cab For Cutie, Ryan Adams, and Ben Harper…
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While the younger crowd might think of a certain cult comedy when they hear the name Arrested Development, those dialed into the hip hop scene of the ’90s will surely remember the legendary group who first staked claim to the moniker. Following the release of their platinum selling debut, at odds with the gangsta…
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Out in support of their first album in six years, and best to date, IV, Canadian psych rockers Black Mountain return to Nashville for the first time since 2010 later this month, June 18 at Mercy Lounge with electronic artist Majeure. Tickets are still available right here, but we’re also giving away a pair of tickets to one lucky fan! Read on for more…
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While we could argue all anceay about the proper usage of the term “emo,” it has, for all intents and purposes, come to be a blanket term for much of the pop punk, indie rock, post-hardcore, pop rock, and, well emo, of the ’90s and especially the ’00s, when the scene bands ruled the charts,…
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While prolific frontman King Khan has passed through with various other side projects, it’s been about six years since beloved garage rock group King Khan and the Shrines last played Nashville proper, making their return next week, June 6 at Mercy Lounge all the more highly-anticiapted! Joined by buzzy Athens up and comers Muuy Biien and local faves Music Band, the performance is…
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There are few bands as influential as The Doors, a group that shifted the limits of what was expected from rock and roll. Thanks to the mind-blowing riffs from guitarist Robby Krieger, countless guitar players have been inspired to learn his incredible performance style. After decades of perfecting his craft, Krieger is headed to…
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We’ve been fans of psych-rock collective Kansas Bible Company since the early days of No Country, and for good reason. Since their formation in 2008, they’ve been supplying unique and entrancing music that combines the aesthetics of surf pop with stunning horn lines and unforgettable riffs. The group is gearing up to release their third studio album, Paper…
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Singer-songwriter Will Hoge draws his influences from country, rock and blues to create an incredible soulful sound that hits listeners right in the gut. The Nashville native is set to perform a solo set full of incredible cuts from his long and impressive career at City Winery on May 29. He’ll be joined by…