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
Even though a new record is way overdue for East Nashville-Madison’s Queen of All Media, Elizabeth Cook, it doesn’t mean she’s been resting on her … more
Ask Oliver Wood about The Wood Brothers’ upcoming album and you’ll receive a large helping of enthusiasm. In this case though, the passion for Kingdom … more
For Louis York’s new project, American Griots, principals Claude Kelly and Chuck Harmony wanted to make more than just an album. They set out to … more
After a career spanning four decades in rock ‘n’ roll, singer and songwriter Cidny Bullens is about to release a debut album – of sorts. … more
Country Music by Ken Burns reminds us that in 1943, the Grand Ole Opry was very nearly made homeless by circumstances beyond its control. It … more
Being famous might mean enjoying the cats without having to clean the litterbox, but it can also mean dislocation and separation from the sanity-keeping foundational … more
Steve Gorman isn’t the kind of guy you’d expect to struggle with artistic insecurity. Widely known as the drummer of the wildly successful (and now … more
“Miracle Singles” is the title for Nashville rocker Briston Maroney’s newest releases on Canvasback Music, beginning with the lo-fi, driving rocker “Steve’s First Bruise” and … more
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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