independent thoughts on indie rock, alternative, and indie pop music
Following the 2017 Sloss Music and Arts Festival, I kept hearing from friends that I had missed out on an amazing weekend. I wasn’t going to make the same mistake twice, so this year I made the short trek from Nashville to the Magic City--Birmingham, Alabama--to see what all the fuss was about. Based in... Continue Reading →
Sunday at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival was already upon us. After a year’s anticipation, the preparation, the packing (and unpacking) of camping supplies, the three prior days of music, and all of the new friends and memories made in such a short time, Sunday always has a bittersweet feeling. You know that there... Continue Reading →
Louisville's own Forecastle Festival, celebrating its fifteenth anniversary this year, has added more than a dozen acts to its three-day music, art and activism celebration, including Kentucky's own Sturgill Simpson, electro-dream pop duo Phantogram, indie art veterans Spoon, and many more. "The 15-year anniversary of Forecastle reflects the eclectic, innovative and stimulating spirit that has propelled us forward since our... Continue Reading →
I am so excited to present the newest exclusive performance- we had the best time hanging out with Nashville's *repeat repeat!  If you haven't had the good fortune to experience their music, here's your chance...they also have a new album that will be released later this year (hopefully!), and this song, called "Mostly," is a tasty... Continue Reading →
We're no strangers to the music festival scene here in Tennessee...there's the Americana Music Festival, the CMA Music Festival, and of course, there's Bonnaroo.  Six years ago, the Rhythm N' Blooms Festival was born in Knoxville; held over three days in the jewel of the Volunteer State's historic hill country, Rhythm N' Blooms is set for... Continue Reading →
