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Nashville Scene
Music Festival 2

Wet and Wild Local director’s original play has the fast-paced feel of an improv revue

Home for the Homeless Artist After 19 years of championing artistic diversity, In The Gallery closes its doors

In the Sweet By and By? Nashville native explores different versions of the afterlife—and emerges just as puzzled as ever

Brick House Good food and clubby crowd get off to a solid start in a favorite location

Conceal Your Bones The Yeah Yeah Yeahs remain as volatile (and tight-lipped) as ever

Songs From the Easy Chair The Comfies max and relax on their debut EP

Sisters Are Doin’ It for Themselves The Scissor Sisters’ latest: more consistent, still ass-shakin’

 

 

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Collin Wade Monk

Collin Wade Monk hosts the Nashville Scene's weekly podcast.

 

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