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Fantastic Cat return with the new single “Don’t Let Go,” a tongue-in-cheek indie rock track that pushes back against modern songwriting clichés. The song previews the band’s upcoming album Cat Out Of Hell, arriving April 10 via Missing Piece Records. Fantastic Cat will also bring their harmony-driven live show to Nashville on April 23 at Row One.
Cornelia Murr shares the new single “Come Undone,” a patient and atmospheric track featuring harpist Céline Dessberg. The song arrives ahead of her “Last Run To The Center” spring tour in support of her 2025 album Run To The Center. The tour includes a Nashville stop on March 19 at Third Man Records.
Girls Write Nashville will return to 3rd & Lindsley on March 29 for its 5th Annual Benefit Concert, featuring Ashe and a writers round from graduating student artists in the organization’s songwriting mentorship programs.
JEANIE brings her dark, hard-hitting bass to The Trimble on March 21, joined by PONI for a late-night Nashville stop.
Space Prom returns to Nashville with an expanded two-night run at Basement East, delivering costumed chaos, rotating guest performers, and an anything-can-happen cover-night party hosted by Nordista Freeze.
Texas indie-pop band Voxtrot returns with “Fighting Back,” the lead single from their upcoming album Dreamers in Exile, and will bring the new material to Nashville's The Basement East on April 15. The track revives the band’s melodic drive while introducing darker, synth-forward textures.
Autoheart’s recent show at EXIT/IN highlighted the full scope of the band’s sound and emotional depth. Touring behind "Heartlands," the trio moved through more than twenty songs, from bright pop moments to quieter, introspective turns while drawing the crowd with them at every turn.
Die Spitz tore through a high-energy set at Nashville’s Blue Room, balancing intensity and purpose in a performance that never lost its edge.
Rocket’s Nashville debut at Drkmttr delivered a loud, guitar-driven set featuring their debut album R is for Rocket. In a small room with big sound, the Los Angeles quartet proved why they already feel built for bigger stages.
Vancouver singer-songwriter Jade LeMac brought emotional depth and clarity to her September 25 performance at The Pinnacle in Nashville. Performing songs like “Pink Balloon,” “Constellations,” and her new single “Sleeping With the Lights On,” she showcased the vocal strength and authenticity driving her rise ahead of her upcoming EP It’s Always at Night.
