Monday, August 24, 2009
Next Big Nashville Initial Lineup and Information for Next Big Nashville 2009
Posted by Adam Gold on Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 10:55 AM
Last week was a mixture of celebration and heartache for local rock musicians as acceptance and rejection emails for this year's NBN festival were sent to bands across Middle Tennessee. While festival organizers are still nailing down the final lineup they have released a preliminary list of who we can expect to see at this year's best weekend of local music. Tickets for individual nights as well as wristbands and VIP badges are currently on sale at TicketsNashville.com. Wristbands and badges will get you into exclusive NBN afterparties as well as delivering special NBN-only discounts at select retail outlets, bars, coffeehouses and restaurants throughout the NBN week. Wristbands are $40 and VIP badges are $100.
The festival will go down Oct. 7-11 at venues such as Exit/In, 12th & Porter, Cannery Ballroom, The End, The Rutledge, Mercy Lounge, The Basement, The 5 Spot, Bluebird Cafe, The Belcourt and more. We've heard some exciting rumors of national acts slated to be added to the bill and there is still plenty of NBN info to announce in the days to come. For now, check out the initial lineup after the jump.
Lucero
Black Angels
Jemina Pearl
Ten Out Of Tenn
Jessica Lea Mayfield
David Vandervelde
Nico Vega
Lord T & Eloise
Heypenny
The Protomen
SONOS
American Bang
Madi Diaz
Bear In Heaven
Rosie Thomas
Other Girls
How I Became the Bomb
Howlies
Colour Revolt
BLACK GOLD
Jonathan Tyler and the Northern Lights
Disappears
Amy LaVere
The Non-Commissioned Officers
eastmountainsouth
Dukes of Daville
Space Capone
Sarah Siskind
Dignan
The Rocketboys
Matt Friction and the Cheap Shots
Heavy Cream
Mikky Ekko
Steve Moakler
Courtney Jaye
Jeremy Lister
Butterfly Boucher
Michael Ford Jr. and Apache Relay
Luna Halo
Future
Civil Twilight
AutoVaughn
Mike's Pawn Shop
Downtown Handshake
Cortney Tidwell
Caitlin Rose
Megan McCormick
Chris Crofton and the Alcohol Stuntband
Pico Vs Island Trees
Modoc
The Clutters
Cedric Burnside and Lightnin' Malcolm
Eureka Gold
Twin Tigers
Andrew Bell
KS Rhoads
The Civil Wars
Paper Navy
Venus Hum
The Young Republic
Mean Tambourines
Oblio
Roman Candle
Tyler James
Trent Dabbs
Brenn
Parachute Musical
The Champion and His Burning Flame
Shoot The Mountain
Comments (12)
Showing 1-12 of 12
Fuuuuuuuuuck, that looks like basically a motherfucker lineup. I cannot wait to get back to town to be involved with that shit! By ALL means!
Ps dukes of deville are fucking amazing. Matt mahaffey produced a lot of their record, and I was pretty blown away when he played it for me.
"I was thinkin' ýou and me could go STEADY BABY go STEADY BABY go STEADY BABY I was thinkin' you and me could go ..."
Maloney, you have to all ready be privy to their pop styles.
like
dislike
Damn everything looks awesome, except for the absence of dixie whiskey. :'( spread the word yall.
Wowzers! That's a kickasstic lineup! In related news, Max and the Wild Things are totally available for booking October 7th-11th
more the trrrd has landed. your band names continue to get worse. i mean tigers with cheese??
We will definitely be playing NBN. We were told that this announcement only covers the bands that already have their slots worked out.
We would guess that the local bands who were conspicuously absent from the list will be announced at a later date. We know that Tristen's playing, too.
Vote here for best Band of the Week
Slideshows
Top Commenters
