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Friday News Roundup, September 27
Better Batter’d & Fried: Boston Commons Arrives Long time Five Points favorite, Batter’d & Fried (1008A Woodland St.) is making a few changes including cosmetic … more
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The Regrettes Bring Love, Grit, and No Regrets to The Basement East
When the Regrettes plug in at The Basement East this Friday, it won’t be their first time in Nashville. The (mostly) girl-group power-pop punkers have … more
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John Doe Brings More Fun to Nashville
John Doe made his mark as a songwriter and musician with the seminal literary-punk band X, the pre-Americana, Americana combo the Knitters, and through a … more
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Darrin Bradbury Talks Talking Dogs and Atom Bombs
Darrin Bradbury is in on the joke. That the wayward characters (and personified bodies of water) in the lyrics of his songs suggest their creator … more
Know your Neighbor
Val Hoeppner
“I have this saying at the station: if we take care of our artists and we take care of our community, they’ll both take care … more
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Todd Snider
Long, long ago in a neighborhood far, far away (spiritually speaking; and it was 15 years ago, to be exact) Todd Snider made a record … more
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Ian Ferguson
The path to Ian Ferguson’s debut album, State of Gold, didn’t begin with a flash of inspiration or a deliberate choice of recording venue. It … more
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Stuffy Shmitt
Stuffy Shmitt’s eyes brighten and a big grin fills his face as he leans across a table at 3 Crow Bar. “You like great stories?” … more
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Drew Holcomb
“I’m feeling as good as I’ve ever felt about new music,” singer-songwriter Drew Holcomb says. He’s sitting at a coffee shop on Dickerson Pike, reflecting on … more