Dirty Heads Bring Ska Back to Nashville
In between dates on their summer co-headline tour with 311, Dirty Heads make a special pitstop in Nashville for their own solo night.
Train Celebrate 25 Years of Drops of Jupiter With a Sold-Out Nashville Play
Train sell out their Nashville return out on the road celebrating twenty-five years of their seminal sophomore album Drops of Jupiter.
Zeds Dead Ascend In Music City, USA
Out on the road in support of their new album, Return to the Return (of the Spectrum of Intergalactic Happiness), Zeds Dead are on top of the world. Icons of their craft, it should come as no surprise that the duo sold-out their Nashville play with ease.
Men at Work Have A Night Like No Other With Toad the Wet Sprocket
Men at Work make their return to Music City, USA with a special co-headline performance with Toad the Wet Sprocket and special guests Shonen Knife.
Of Montreal’s Ethereal Wonder Shifts Into Reality at The Cannery
Thirty years into their career and on the road in support of album number twenty, of Montreal have certainly built a case for cementing their legacy.
Kurt Vile’s Been Good to Nashville, Tennessee
Out on the road in support of his new album, Philadelphia’s been good to me, Kurt Vile continues to cement himself as one of the premier musicians this side of the millennium.
5 Seconds of Summer Are The Boyband of The Year
On the heels of 2025’s EVERYONE’S A STAR!, 5 Seconds of Summer are on top of the world. Don’t write this show off as a rehash of the 2010’s boyband craze, this is 5SOS’ second coming.
The Last Dinner Party Make Their Nashville Debut
Hailing from the south side of London, The Last Dinner Party have finally made their way to Music City, USA as they hit the road in support of 2025’s From The Pyre.
Charlie Puth is Still America’s Vocal Golden Boy
Charlie Puth returns to Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater for the first time in over three years in support of his new album, Whatever’s Clever!.
Alex Warren Sells Out His North American Arena Debut
Fresh off of a colossal 2025, Alex Warren has something to prove and everything to lose as he tackles his “Finally Finding Family on the Road" tour.
Treaty Oak Revival Are The Standard For Texas Music
Treaty Oak Revival might just be the biggest underdog story in country music. The band just sold-out Bridgestone Arena and a Ryman underplay. There was no vital viral moment or major industry push. There was no nepotism or behind-the-scenes strings. This was all-natural momentum.
Sterling Elza and Cole Barnhill Team Up To Burn Down Nashville
Two of Texas’ rowdiest red-dirt rockers join forces as Amarillo’s Sterling Elza and Lubbock’s Cole Barnhill roll through Music City, USA on the “Panhandle Playboys” tour.
Castle Rat Bridge Two Realms as They Conquer Nashville
Castle Rat is one of one. Comprised of The Rat Queen, The Count, The Plague Doctor, and The Druid, the band is on a quest to defeat the abomination known as the Castle Rat, the specter of death itself, The Rat Reaperess, and save the realm.
Sleeping With Sirens Bring Pop Punk To Country’s Capital
It has been three long years since Sleeping With Sirens last headlined Nashville, so it is a no-brainer that they made short work of selling out the city’s largest club in Marathon Music Works.
Arm’s Length Make Strides On The “There’s A Whole World… Tour”
Now eight years into the career, Arm’s Length return to Nashville for their seventh show in the city and their biggest to date bar none.
15 Years Later and The Head And The Heart Still Have It
The Head And The Heart celebrate fifteen years of their debut album and treat central Tennessee to a special night as they play an intimate unplay in support of Jam For Good.
Microwave Celebrates 10 Years of Much Love
It’s been 10 years since Microwave’s breakthrough sophomore album, Much Love, and fans are still hooked.
The Maine Have Become Pop Punk’s Dads (and That’s a Good Thing)
Out on the road in support of their tenth studio album, Joy Next Door, The Maine have not eased up one bit in their nearly two decades on the road.
Bob Moses and Cannons Bask in the Afterglow
Setting out in tandem, Bob Moses and Cannons are in full lockstep as they bring their “Afterglow” tour to Nashville’s newest venue, The Pinnacle.
The Format Return With a Splashy Ryman Debut
It has been two decades since The Format last graced Nashville’s stages. Now, in support of their new album, Boycott Heaven, The Format look to tackle Music City’s most iconic venue: Ryman Auditorium.