independent thoughts on indie rock, alternative, and indie pop music
Hey y'all! If you haven't yet experienced a Communion Night, your life isn't complete! This fall, Nashville's Communion Residency night showcase is moving to The Basement, and there's a fun twist-- this go round, established local artists are curating the monthly shows' lineups with their favorite emerging Nashville artists. Tonight, Southern rockers The Weeks are... Continue Reading →
Nestled in a repurposed warehouse district, Nelson's Green Brier Distillery is a bit of a Nashville hidden gem. Within the classic-meets-modern bourbon maker is a wonderful concert space, the Oak Room, the exposed brick and concrete of which was the perfect match for a secret show for bluesy rockers, The Weeks. Just last week, the... Continue Reading →
With their heritage in Jackson, Mississippi and their adoption of Nashville as homebase (a mutual adoption if you ask Nashville music lovers), it is easy to see why The Weeks have a well-deserved reputation as a “southern-rock band.” While creating their upcoming album, Easy, the group focused on simply making music knowing that their roots... Continue Reading →
There's a new festival in town, y'all! SoundHarvest Music Festival, an all-ages music and arts event, will take place from 11:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. on the Parthenon Lawn at Centennial Park on Saturday, October 17, 2015, with nonstop music on two stages! That's right! NON-STOP MUSIC on TWO STAGES!! So far, the lineup includes headliner The Flaming... Continue Reading →
I recently had a chance to catch up with Michael Ford, Jr., frontman for Nashville-based folk-rock band The Apache Relay; we last spoke in December, right before they were slated to usher us into 2015 with a show for the Music City New Year's Eve Bash. Since then, The Apache Relay has been busy doing a good bit of... Continue Reading →
