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From Arny Margret’s soul-stirring folk to the indie rock fire of superserious, Taste of Iceland gave Nashville a rare glimpse into Reykjavík’s music scene. Curated by Iceland Airwaves and rounded out by DJ Hermigervill, the night celebrated Icelandic culture in sound and spirit!
Gryffin’s high-impact set at The Pinnacle felt like a festival under one roof, with live guitar, dynamic visuals, and a crowd eager to sing along.
CHVRCHES frontperson Lauren Mayberry brought her solo tour to Nashville’s The Mil, delivering a night of emotional depth, stripped-down arrangements, and personal storytelling that complimented, yet stood apart from her grand synth-pop roots.
Poppy’s performance at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville delivered a raw, immersive performance that blurred the lines between metal and performance art—giving us a show that was far more than just a concert.
Concert Review: Nashville's Cecilia Castleman celebrated the release of her self-titled debut album with a special concert at The Blue Room. Check out all of the details and photos inside!
At Nashville's Brooklyn Bowl, Raffaella used her time well, exploring a range of pop music styles & sharing the meaning behind her songs.
At Nashville's Brooklyn Bowl, MisterWives brought crisp and emotive vocals, amazing production, and a ton of rock-pop energy!
At Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, Chris Shiflett injected an edge into songs old and new, connecting with his Americana fans while drawing in a new following from the larger world of rock.
At Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, Regina Spektor kept the room in awe of her virtuosic piano playing, her songwriting wit that frequently surpasses the listener’s ability to keep up, her regal stage presence that commands your attention, and her pool of creativity that never seems to run dry.
Veteran southern rockers, Blackberry Smoke, brought a raucous party to the Ryman, feeding off the energy of the sold out crowd!
