independent thoughts on indie rock, alternative, and indie pop music
India Ramey discusses Villain Era, the roots of her “gothy-tonk” sound, and the personal themes shaping her upcoming Nashville release week shows at The 5 Spot, The Nashville Palace, and Vinyl Tap ahead of the album’s May 8 release.
Tenille Townes brought her Living Room Tour to 3rd & Lindsley for a sold-out album release show just hours before The Acrobat dropped. With a stripped-down setup, rotating guests, and one of the year’s most distinct vocal performances, the night centered on songwriting, empathy, and connection.
Y’all already know which Broadway honky tonk we trust. Robert’s Fan Fair is back August 4 with free music all day from Marcus King, Elizabeth Cook, Brazilbilly & more—plus two-stepping, tattoos, and $6 Recession Specials (bologna, chips & a PBR).
Dasha’s rise from viral sensation to country star continues with “Oh, Anna,” a vulnerable reflection on fame and rediscovery, showcasing her growth as an artist.
I was watching a television special the other night called "For The Love Of Music: The Story of Nashville" all about the history of music in Nashville (it was pretty good, you should check it out). Country artist Eric Church was interviewed, and he made this statement: "I think genres are dead. There's good music,... Continue Reading →
