Sweet Megg is a singer based in Nashville but originally from New York City. Her vocals reveal a vast variety of influences, ranging from Billie Holiday to Patsy Cline.
Biting, genuine, thoughtful, playful, joyful, and sincere, Nashville's New Translations embrace contradictions and exist to confound—a band that captures the dizzy surreality of being alive in confusing times.
Sparkle City Disco are Nashville’s premier vinyl disco DJs. The duo - Jonas Stein and David Bermudez - formed one fateful, bourbon-filled night at classic Nashville dive Foobar.
This November, join GRAMMY-nominated artists Keith & Kristyn Getty for an unforgettable Irish Christmas celebration with a spirited Nashville flair! Accompanied by Cochren & Co., Blessing Offor, St.
Alisa Jones brought the sound of the hammered dulcimer to new audiences when she recorded on projects by Michael Martin Murphey and Country Music Hall of Fame members Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton, among others.
Jamie Floyd wrote “The Blade,” the title track of Ashley Monroe’s Grammy-nominated 2015 album, which was also recorded by Country Music Hall of Fame member Ronnie Dunn for his 2022 album, 100 Proof Neon.
Dance instructors from Urban Cowboy will guide visitors through line dances to some of country music’s biggest hits. Everyone is invited to learn and have fun. (All ages)
The Tenors’ distinct sound reimagines iconic hits and blends classical music, contemporary pop, classic rock, folk and original songs with their signature sense of humor.
Grammy-winning trumpet player and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member Herb Alpert is celebrating more than 60 years since recording his first hit song “The Lonely Bull” in 1962 with his band the Tijuana Brass.
To celebrate the opening of the exhibition Rosanne Cash: Time Is a Mirror, Rosanne Cash will sit down for a one-on-one interview with the museum’s RJ Smith.
Participants can bow a fiddle, pluck a banjo and strum a ukulele. The Musical Instrument Petting Zoo offers budding musicians a chance to try new and familiar instruments.
Marionettes, rod puppetry, animation, and an ever-changing set tell the story of country music as it relates to Nashville’s transformation into Music City.
Ocie Elliott is musical duo Jon Middleton and Sierra Lundy from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. A chance encounter in a café led to a spark, a collaboration and their ultimate partnership in music and beyond.
The Academy of Country Music’s 2024 piano player of the year, David Dorn is a sought-after session player who can be heard on albums by Kelsea Ballerini, Luke Bryan, Hayes Carll, Brantley Gilbert, Chris Janson, Nate Smith, and Josh Turner.
From a jacket decked out with dinosaurs to a vest covered in sequins, the musicians of the Los Angeles club scene in the 1970s had a unique style that matched the country-rock sound they invented.
Attendees will join museum educator and music professional Adam Ollendorff — who toured as a member of Kacey Musgraves’s band and has written songs recorded by Will Hoge and Keb’ Mo’ — in this introductory workshop inspired by Bobby Hebb’s song “S
Singer-songwriter David Olney, who died in 2020, released more than two dozen albums during his five-decade career as both a solo artist and a member of the Nashville Jug Band and the X-Rays.
Country Music Hall of Fame member and Grammy winner Charlie McCoy is a multi-instrumentalist best known for his harmonica work, but he has also played bass, guitar, keyboards, percussion, saxophone, trumpet and tuba on many recordings.
When Naked Giants formed in 2014, the Seattle trio—vocalist/guitarist Grant Mullen, bassist/vocalist Gianni Aiello and drummer Henry LaVallee—were all eighteen years old, and full of the reckless, restless energy of youth.
‘Paradise Pop.10’ feels like you have found an unpublished collection of short stories, scrawled hastily on the sides of airsickness bags and cocktail napkins, each one detailing the life of the unwitting passenger fortunate enough to be seated ne
In 2010, M.C. Taylor—leader, songwriter and singer of Hiss Golden Messenger—sat down at his kitchen table and started writing and recording the songs that would eventually become his beloved album Bad Debt.
The Tennessee Valley Winds will hold its next concert of the 40th Anniversary Season on Tuesday, December 17, 2024, at 7 p.m. at the Washington Theater inside Patterson Park Community Center. This Christmas Concert is Free and open to the public.
Can anything be more existentially bleak than the shabby slums of Berlin? “Yes!,” exclaims director Werner Herzog via STROSZEK, “try Wisconsin!.” Bruno S. stars as an ex-mental patient who dreams of the so-called promised land of America.
Join the Middle Tennessee Sinfonietta and SoZo Dance Academy for their fourth annual production of Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker on Saturday, December 14th at 1:00 pm and 6:00 pm and Sunday, December 15th at 2:00 pm at the Smyrna High School Theatr
Hailed by The New York Times as “a drummer around whom a cult of admiration has formed,” Grammy-nominated superstar drummer & composer Mark Guiliana brings an adventurous spirit, eclectic palette, and gift for spontaneous invention to a stagge
