Since its opening in 1896 for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition, Centennial Park has been a locus for Nashville music. From music festivals to impromptu jams … more
“I’m certainly living the most domestic life I’ve ever lived,” says angel-voiced Australian alt-country thrush Emma Swift. “I’m in my house in East Nashville with … more
When Nashville hip-hop duo Heru Heru debuted their video, “Cashvillians,” on social media, their primary purpose was to cast a light on the uniqueness and … more
The original inspiration for the July|August 2020 print edition of The East Nashvillian arrived by way of Bill Lloyd’s 1983 song “Feeling the Elephant,” which … more
With the COVID-19 pandemic delivering a one-two body blow to the live music and entertainment industry across the nation, help is desperately needed. To that … more
On Monday, March 2, I attended a media listening party held to advance That’s How Rumors Get Started, the latest album from Margo Price now … more
May 22 on New West Records Stephen Fain Earle, 65, of San Antonio, TX, has never feared making the Big Statement, nor giving a good … more
Stop by Robben Ford’s East Nashville home for a visit and he may treat you to some strongly brewed coffee, point out the view from … more
“I was sitting at my desk at my stained glass business, and it just came to me,” he says about the concept for Invisible, the independent documentary about gay women in the Nashville music scene. The film’s first theatrical screening sold out The Belcourt Theatre in February for a one-night fundraiser. … more
In true Nashville tradition, post-tornado benefit shows continue to proliferate, with many already-scheduled shows simply re-focusing on the matter at hand. Retro soul rock’n’rollers, Them … more
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