This week, longtime local noisemaker Will Hoge brings to Nashville a new type of music revue — the Eastside Ramble, a night billed by the venue as “two days of air-conditioned music, magic, and merriment. Pinball, pool, bowling, and rock and roll.” Music takes place across three stages; artists slated to perform include country duo The Kentucky Gentlemen, folk-punk troubadour Tim Barry, self-described “disco-diva” singer Sarah Potenza, Americana artist Amy Speace, solo artist (and former member of 1990s Nashville band the Bis-Quits) Tommy Womack and more. Hoge headlines each night, promising a pair of unique sets for each appearance. Promoters promise a family-friendly event for the Ramble, offering a free ticket for children under age 12 for each adult ticket purchased to the event. Entertainment takes place from noon until 9 p.m., with offstage activities including art, wellness and bowling, according to the Eastside Bowl website.
July 24-25 at Eastside Bowl
1508A Gallatin Pike S., Madison
