Catching up with the legend in advance of his first album of new originals in 16 years
- Ron Wynn
Catching up with the venerable blues guitarist ahead of the release party for his latest LP at 3rd and Lindsley
- Sean L. Maloney
Talking with the singer-songwriter ahead of her new indie LP ‘These Are the Days’
- H.N. James
Truman Sinclair supports the rocking Aussie songsmith on her Nashville stop following ‘Creature of Habit’
- Eli Motycka
Mayor joins local executives to open riverfront venue after handover from Live Nation
- Hannah Cron
Exploring the baroque-pop superstar’s latest ahead of a show at Bridgestone Arena
- Hannah Cron
Noah Kahan, state Rep. Justin Jones and more join the Paramore frontwoman for the final of three nights celebrating ‘Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party’
- Logan Butts
The latest album from the country superstar is out Friday via Lost Highway
- Bailey Brantingham
Emma Swift and Eric Slick support at an adopted-hometown show ahead of Hitchcock’s next album ‘The Confuser’
- Stephen Trageser
Spin the jazz fusion-inspired instrumental LP from the in-demand Nashville guitarist
- Stephen Trageser
The initial 2026 lineup also features Melissa Etheridge, Abraham Alexander, Courtney Marie Andrews and many more
- Stephen Trageser
Spring 2026 season of the free concert series will run five weeks in Centennial Park
- Alejandro Ramirez
Speaking with Cheryl ‘The Pearl’ Cook and Gwendolyn ‘Blondy’ Chisolm of the foundational all-woman hip-hop trio — in Chisolm’s last interview
- Annie Parnell and Charlie Zaillian
Catching powerhouse performances from Soot and more at The Blue Room at Third Man Records and Nicole Atkins and others at Vinyl Tap
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Featuring Soot, Herly Berly, Most Improved and Ergo, Bria
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With Nicole Atkins, Emily Nenni and Jeremy Fetzer
- Charlie Zaillian
Reflecting on the band’s 20-plus-year career and latest LP ‘Event Beat’ ahead of their show at Eastside Bowl
- Hannah Cron
Running down the special releases and happenings at indie shops like like Vinyl Tap, Third Man Records, Grimey’s and many more
- Stephen Trageser
Verdict upholds findings that the firm and its Ticketmaster subsidiary operate a monopoly
- Daryl Sanders
Georgian American singer-songwriter impresses on her solo debut full-length
- Annie Parnell
Joined by The Angels of Death and Jason Shapiro, the longtime local favorites topped an evening full of surprises
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With Jason Shapiro and The Angels of Death
- Charlie Zaillian
Talking with the New Orleans sludge legends’ vocalist Mike Williams ahead of their sold-out double bill with Crowbar at Eastside Bowl
- Stephen Trageser
The benefit for the all-ages nonprofit East Side venue wraps with a brunch party this weekend
- Bailey Brantingham
Catching up with the longtime Nashville experimental musician ahead of her latest LP
- Stephen Trageser
Catching up on the suit, filed by the federal DOJ and signed on to by Tennessee’s attorney general
- Stephen Trageser
Saturday’s performance features a powerhouse four-piece tearing into ‘Derecho Demonico’ and ‘G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs’
- Sean L. Maloney
Talking to the ace instrumentalists ahead of a show at Nashville Jazz Workshop
- Bobbie Jean Sawyer
Wynonna Judd, The War and Treaty and many more joined in Monday’s star-studded tribute Forever Yours: The First Lady of Country Music
- Bee Delores
Catching up with the bewitching songsmith ahead of her album release party at The 5 Spot
- Jason Shawhan
The 2026 edition of the Knoxville-based festival provided a spiritual reset
- Stephen Trageser
Archivist Olivia Beaudry takes us on a tour of the collection — which features sheet music, cassettes, zines and thousands more items
- Stephen Trageser
Family-friendly Franklin fest offers few details, says the move allows ‘the best festival experience’
- Hannah Cron
Talking with the champion singer-songwriter about exploring the gap between love and the illusion of it
- Jacqueline Zeisloft
Talking with the Louisville singer-songwriter about the effort behind songs that feel effortless
- Bobbie Jean Sawyer
With support from Otis Gibbs, the rocking Memphis alt-country crew stops at The Basement East to celebrate their 2005 LP
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The Memphis rock band stopped by the Beast on the tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of their album ‘Nobody’s Darlings.’
- Margaret Littman
Live Nation apologizes for promo for its new venue stenciled on sidewalks near The 5 Spot and Springwater
- Stephen Elliott, Nashville Banner
‘I’ve embarrassed myself’: The former home of The Groove record store in East Nashville was torn down without permits in February
- Sean L. Maloney
Talking with the poet and the ace improvisational musician ahead of their collaborative show at Third Man
- Hannah Cron
Talking to the singer-songwriter-rocker about reckoning with faith and the path to their new record ‘Mirages’
- Bailey Brantingham
Henry J. Star and Iven join in the off-kilter celebration of book’s ‘Dancer First’ at The Blue Room at Third Man Records
- Stephen Trageser
The Live Nation-owned Wedgewood-Houston venue has released its full initial concert lineup
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‘Dancer First’ album release party feat. Henry J. Star and Iven
- Annie Parnell
Reflecting on the artist’s bluesy, vulnerable 2006 release ahead of her stop at Brooklyn Bowl on its anniversary tour
- Stephen Trageser
Talking with the host about building up Black art and culture in Nashville
- Logan Butts
Sturgill Simpson's alter ego Johnny Blue Skies concocts a disco-country-funk mashup, available — in physical formats only — on Friday
- Bailey Brantingham
Talking with musical polymath Brooke Vespoli ahead of the release party for her solo project’s debut album ‘Dancer First’
- Stephen Trageser
Department of Justice strikes a deal, state plaintiffs refuse to sign on, and presiding judge forces negotiation
- Bobbie Jean Sawyer
Lizzie No, Lonely Hunter, Lauren Horbal and Again and Again join in Saturday’s benefit for Trans Aid Nashville at The Basement
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We recap what the state legislature did — and didn’t do — this year at the Capitol
- Eli Motycka
The GOP ginned up outrage with a number of failed bills on religion, immigration and abortion
