Little Image’s Nashville stop at The Basement East paired songs from KILL THE GHOST with immersive lighting, a crowd-level B-stage, and emotionally direct alt-pop hooks.
Concert Review: little image at The Basement East
Moody Joody Bring Shimmer-Pop Energy to The Basement East
Moody Joody brought shimmer-pop and a restless energy to The Basement East during a TONS showcase, opening with the anthemic “Talk Me Down” and closing with a preview of unreleased material from their upcoming album.
Voxtrot Shares “Fighting Back” from Dreamers in Exile LP
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.
DOPAPOD: LIVE AT THE BASEMENT EAST
Dopapod launched their fall tour at The Basement East in Nashville recently with a no-holds-barred, funkdafied dance party.
8 QUESTIONS with THE WAY DOWN WANDERERS
Peoria, Illinois-based collective The Way Down Wanderers recently released their latest album, illusions, and are tearing up the highways to bring their unique sound to eager audiences across the land. Foundationally, the band is bluegrass, sonically, they're a little bit of everything. Consisting of five guys with a variety of musical backgrounds (Austin Krause-Thompson, Collin... Continue Reading →
LIVE SHOW REVIEW: RON GALLO
It’s no longer a secret that Nashville’s music scene is more than a love-hate relationship with its country music stereotype. With indie and alternative rock now a dominating force, the music floods out of concert venues, clubs, and bars nightly. While there are numerous faces in the crowd of the city’s emerging rock acts, there... Continue Reading →
PREVIEW: AMERICAN AQUARIUM at THE BASEMENT EAST on 6/5/18
Today, American Aquarium released their new album, Things Change, an aptly-titled stunner; a year ago, the band’s world was upended, and frontman BJ Barham was at a crossroads when his entire band decided to leave. “I've always had a rotation, tumultuous would be the word to describe my band situation,” laughs the native North Carolinian... Continue Reading →
PREVIEW: MARGARET GLASPY at THE BASEMENT EAST on 4/1/18
“I come from a musical family, my parents both play, my sister and brother do also, so it came naturally. I started playing fiddle and guitar as a kid. I came into my own as a songwriter in high school. The rest is history,” declares New York-based alt-rocker Margaret Glaspy of her musical upbringing. She... Continue Reading →
PREVIEW: LUCY ROSE at THE BASEMENT EAST on 3/19/18
“I played The Ryman before with City and Colour, and Dallas Green has this array of amazing pedals with him,” recalls London-based singer/songwriter Lucy Rose. “I was drooling over this tremolo pedal of his, and I was going to have to save up for that for a long ass time,” she laughs. “At the end... Continue Reading →
PREVIEW: THE MOWGLI’S at THE BASEMENT EAST on 3/8/18
“We definitely went in that day with the intention of writing a happy song, that’s what we do,” says Colin Louis Dieden, vocalist for Southern California collective The Mowgli’s of their latest single, “Real Good Life.” “We wanted to remind people that even though it’s hard to remember sometimes, especially with the political and social... Continue Reading →
