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Saturday Night: Hans Condor, Saigon Baby, Spanish Candles & Kindergarten Circus @ Local Honey

Fri Aug 29, 2:38 PM

With a nice breeze, a cool outfit and a few brews, the outdoor shows at Local Honey can be a real blast. We recommend the growlers at 12 South Taproom across the street for your beer-toting needs, but we can do nothing about your insistence on... More >>

Will Hoge Speaks

Fri Aug 29, 2:18 PM

After getting roughed up something awful in a traffic accident, Will Hoge has written a blog post about the incident and his recovery. Not for the faint of heart. Then comes Saturday. I’m a bit more together. I’m starting to see... More >>

Who's up for a Road Trip?

Fri Aug 29, 1:58 PM

As much as we try to keep our ear to the ground, apparently Clarksville's booming music scene somehow slipped past us. [Framing Hanley] remind me a lot of 30 Seconds to Mars, which is a definite compliment coming from a huge fan of Jared Leto's... More >>

Jessica Simpson Goes Country. Country Says, "No Thanks."

Fri Aug 29, 12:40 PM

Loretta Lynn, one of the bona fide original Queens of Country, has had one of the most prolific careers in country music. From humble beginnings as a coal miner's daughter, the legendary Lynn went on to be a multiple Grammy recipient, CMA... More >>

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Features

Utterly Destructive
Guess what, All We Seabees? I was sober.

By Wesley Lewis

Thursday, August 28

So it finally happened. Some dumbass kid had to come in and mess it up for everyone by putting another hole in the door at House House,... More >>
Bruce Springsteen, Nashville Cream two-year anniversary and more

Thursday, August 28

You are the Boss of meWe've seen the undying spirit of rock 'n' roll and his name is Bruce Springsteen. Many people forget that the legend of... More >>
Kid Rock
Mondo Primo don't wanna act their age—and neither should you

By Seth Graves

Thursday, August 28

Never has music been stamped so clearly with a recommended age limit than the times we live in now. Maybe that's already pretty obvious to most,... More >>
So Addictive
Aimee Mann on obsession, empathy and a broken world

By Rob Trucks

Thursday, August 28

From the purely plaintive mid-'80s MTV hit "Voices Carry" through the mid-tempo minor chords highlighted in P.T. Anderson's Magnolia, Aimee... More >>
Good in Theory
Theory 8 celebrates eight years of getting the word out

By Lee Stabert

Thursday, August 28

Eight years is a long time in the music business—in 2000, Metallica was suing Napster, N*SYNC sold 2.4 million records in one week, Nelly... More >>
Rodrigo y Gabriela, My Morning Jacket, Oneida and more

Thursday, August 21

Fast y furiousWith all the sweaty rock shows we frequent, it's a rare treat to catch what laypeople refer to as "concerts" in the beautiful,... More >>
Hear the DJ Get Wicked
Wick-It rocks the bells, keeps things fun

By Sean L. Maloney

Thursday, August 21

DJ Wick-It's phone is ringing. It's been popping off ever since we first met up for a bit of Sunday afternoon crate-diggin' at The Groove in East... More >>
Moody Blues
Matthew Perryman Jones' grown-up catharsis

By Jewly Hight

Thursday, August 21

Get Matthew Perryman Jones talking about his two most recent albums, and you notice that the word "emotional" surfaces often, like some anthemic... More >>
The Boss Is Back in Town
Through it all, Bruce Springsteen never lost his cool

By Jason Bennett

Thursday, August 21

One of the more memorable running sketches from Ben Stiller's early '90s comedy series is "Tales of Springsteen," a satiric take on the Boss'... More >>
It Takes Two
It's our birthday again, and you're invited again

By Steve Haruch

Thursday, August 21

This is undoubtedly to be filed under toot-tooting our own horn, but I would be remiss, under any circumstances, toot-toot, if I did not mention... More >>
Angel in the Shadows
New Kitty Wells exhibit gives props to a female pioneer and inimitable country singer

By Edd Hurt

Thursday, August 14

Kitty Wells is an inimitable, bedrock American singer, and she dwelled in this country's post-World War II shadows like any other product of that... More >>
Conor Oberst, Festival, Bon Iver and more

Thursday, August 14

Oberst-ing with mediocrityParking on Cannery Row Friday night was unbelievably heinous. By the time we'd walked the three blocks from our parking... More >>
High Lonesome Sound
How Jamey Johnson turned personal and professional disaster into one of the year's best country albums

By Chris Neal

Thursday, August 14

For Jamey Johnson, 2006 had its ups and downs. First, the Alabama-born singer-songwriter and his wife of four years split up. Then his record... More >>
Evening Becomes Eclectic
My Morning Jacket to put down stakes at Riverfront

By Dustin Allen

Thursday, August 14

Whatever gripes the thousands of concert junkies who made their way to Coffee County for Bonnaroo may have, a sure way to lure them into buying a... More >>
She and Him, Charlie Louvin, Grizzly Bear, Def Leppard

Thursday, August 07

Hymns and her Not even warm summer rain, coupled with lightning flashes that lit up The Gulch's looming condo skeletons like million-dollar... More >>
Ain't Miss Beehivin'
After nearly self-destructing himself, Howard Tate makes fun of, prays for Amy Winehouse

By Edd Hurt

Thursday, August 07

"Miss Beehive" leads off Howard Tate's new full-length Blue Day with a Chess Records groove made humorous by Nashville producer Jon Tiven's... More >>
Just Plain Good
Treva Blomquist takes no detours

By Jewly Hight

Thursday, August 07

If it's been said once, it's been said a thousand times: People—especially those who came of age during the 1980s and since—don't... More >>
Defying Gravity
The Duke Spirit seriously rock, just not that seriously

By Saby Reyes-Kulkarni

Thursday, August 07

If The Duke Spirit were ever serious about being hardline analog purists, they got over the idea quickly. "It came out of necessity, in a way,"... More >>
Cut off and Unhinged
Bon Iver takes bedroom music into the wild

By Dustin Allen

Thursday, August 07

Holed up in a hunting cabin in the Wisconsin wilds, chopping pine in the dead of winter and spending listless hours hunched over his worn... More >>
Tracing Influences
Grizzly Bear and David Vandervelde harken back while moving forward

By Dustin Allen

Thursday, July 31

After everyone from record store clerks to The New York Times fawned over their 2006 orchestral folk masterpiece Yellow House, Brooklyn quartet... More >>