Yes, we're righting another blurb about YEAH. What can we say? The Murfreesboro youth arts center was cool in theory but even cooler in practice. Who else is going to follow up a Those Darlins/Caitlin Rose show with an after-party set by one the area’s hottest young rappers? Nobody, that's who. Honestly, though it makes a lotta sense putting King D after a killer country-punk double bill, King D's music is anthemic, party-ready and unabashedly Southern. King D also shares the same keen sense of lyricism and wry wit that have made Ms. Rose and Those Darlins local favorites—he just happens to do it over bangin', synth-drenched jeep beats. Make sure to download King D's free mixtape, The New Generation, from datpiff.com so you bump it on I-24 and let them know you’re comin'.
Sat., Dec. 12, 6:30 p.m., 2009
Sat., Dec. 12, 6:30 p.m., 2009
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