Cover Stories – Page 2 – The East Nashvillian

The World According to Margo Price

May 9, 2018 Brittney McKenna

Around this time in 2015, life looked a lot different for Margo Price. She’d yet to sign to Third Man Records, and her debut solo … more

Fueled for Interstellar Overdrive

March 8, 2018 Andrew Leahey

More than 100 screen-printed posters cover the floor of Moon Taxi’s dressing room. They stretch from wall to wall like plants in a … more

Big Beat for the 21st Century

January 7, 2018 Randy Fox

Photography by Jeremy Harris While recording his new album, Undivided Heart & Soul, at Historic RCA Studio B, JD McPherson discovered some unexpected collaborators. … more

Jason Eskridge, Photographed by Michael Weintrob

The 5 Spot isn’t exactly the first place a Nashville soul music fan might consider a haven for explosive funk or gritty R&B ballads, but that’s precisely what is happening at the club on this evening as dynamic vocalist Jason Eskridge and his band have taken over the stage. … more

Bermuda Triangle

September 8, 2017 Warren Denney

Music often opens the door to a magical reality — an avenue between the seen and unseen worlds. It taps into worlds of emotion, experiences … more

Bewitched

May 10, 2017 Andrew Leahey

All Them Witches’ powerful, musical sorcery has won them legions of fans at home and abroad … more

Wisdom & Poetry

March 9, 2017 Holly Gleason

Rodney Crowell has stopped the interview. Mid-sentence. The normally thoughtful Texan has been discussing Close Ties, his 18th album, and when he emphatically picks up, … more

The ‘Garage Country’ World of Aubrie Sellers

November 11, 2016 Tommy Womack

“If you’re not pushing buttons, you’re just making something pleasant; it’s probably been done before, and it’s not making people feel anything.” So says … more

Robyn Hitchcock

September 12, 2016 Tommy Womack

“I’m sort of surprised there aren’t more of me around,” Robyn Hitchcock muses, stirring an iced coffee at Bongo East on a blistering Nashville afternoon, … more

Hard Working Americans

July 11, 2016 Holly Gleason

"I’ve never really taken care of my voice,” Todd Snider offers, half charcoal rasp, half turpentine and sand paper vigor, into the microphone at Audio … more