Features
Supporting Our Own
Ben Eyestone was a fixture in the East Nashville music scene for most of his life — a life that ended tragically too soon, taken … more
Vol. VIII Issue 5
Editor's Letter
And the Winners Are”?
Just as it was with previous attempts, the latest “Transit Plan” died on the table. The difference this time around seemed to be the disparate … more
Matters of Development
MoD May|June ’18
This spring showers us with an abundance of big additions and new beginnings, from freshly sprung restaurants to the eastward move of Grimey’s: NEW AND … more
Astute Observations
The Interloping Interlocutor
Bonjour, mes amis! Greetings from Brussels, Belgium. This month’s column is a field report. I am writing to you from my comfortable seat in a … more
East of Normal
Gimme, Gimme Some Ned
I get to write pretty much what I want to in this column. It’s a beautiful thing. I thought this issue I’d tell you of … more
Artist in Profile
Shannon Wages
The Sage and the Serpent … more
Features
Ea(s)t Nashville
It’s been six years since The New York Times proclaimed that East Nashville was “climbing the charts as a new food star,” and over those … more
Bookish
Mothers and Fathers for the (Literary) Ages
Parents. Overbearing or neglectful, nurturing or emotionally distant, in our lives or not — we all have ’em, and so it makes sense that the … more
Cover Stories
The World According to Margo Price
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
Features
Bare, Waylon, Willie, (And) Winners
In the fall of 1972 Bobby Bare was searching for something different and rare in the single-focused country music world of Nashville — a concept … more