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The High Hawks Fly Debut Album Flies High on Friendship
Drop the needle on The High Hawks’ self-titled debut album, and you’ll hear the musical equivalent of an experience you’ve probably missed and desperately want … more
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Jon Byrd’s Me and Paul Is a Gem Born in a Barroom
Jon Byrd’s new EP, Me and Paul, borrows its name from the 1971 Willie Nelson song of the same title — a saga of nights spent … more
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Todd Snider preaches “I Don’t Know” is a correct answer on First Agnostic Church of Hope and Wonder
Drop the needle on Todd Snider’s new album, First Agnostic Church of Hope and Wonder, and over an unexpected funky backbeat the words, “Put your foot … more
East Side Buzz
Cristina Vane and the Travelin’ Blues
Growing up in Italy, the UK, and Paris, Cristina Vane never thought of herself as an American, despite having a father from Connecticut. “I spent … more
East Nashvillian of the Year
2020 East Nashvillians of the Year – Business: Sweet 16th Bakery
When Sweet 16th Bakery first opened its doors on a sunny day in May 2003, owners Ellen and Dan Einstein faced the usual opening day … more
East Nashvillian of the Year
2020 East Nashvillian of the Year – Citizen: Ronald Gooch, Jr.
East Nashville has been a neighborhood in transition for over two decades. Individuals, businesses, and landmarks have come and gone, undergone dramatic transformations, or vanished … more
East Side Buzz
Boston Commons To Reopen Feb. 18
As East Side residents look for signs of optimism in a new year, one bit of good news is Boston Commons will return to serving … more
East Side Buzz
From the East Side to London: AmericanaFest UK
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic reaching critical levels in the US and UK, the 2021 AmericanaFest UK is proceeding undeterred as it makes the jump to … more
East Side Buzz
East Side Buzz, January 4
Nashville Strong, Redux — How to Help Christmas morning’s terrorist bombing of 2nd Avenue was yet another heart-punch to a city already battered and bruised … more
East Side Buzz
East Side Buzz, December 27
A Tornado, A Pandemic, & Now A Bombing 2020 was already a year for the history books, but Nashville will now have a side note … more