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Of Monsters and Men at The Pinnacle

Jess Gruneisen
Of Monsters and Men bring a dreamlit Mouse Parade to Nashville’s Pinnacle on November 10th. Β  The Mouse Parade drifted into Nashville on Sunday night.Β  Painting the evening with a soft glow of colors that seemed to mimic the Northern Lights.Β  The Icelandic band just released their new album All......
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Parcels at Ascend Amphitheater

Jess Gruneisen
All Hallow’s Eve at Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater was a perfect evening of fun costumes and a disco glow dance party.Β  Cowboy superheroes, sad clowns, and a gaggle of minions swayed under the lights as Parcels closed out their headline run.Β  The Australian-born, Berlin-based five-piece turned the riverside venue into a......
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Sam Bush and Tim O’Brien @ Harken Hall

Nancy Posey
Madison’s Harken Hall, open less than a year, may be a little off the beaten path for a Nashville area music venue, but with its lovely stone-and-wood-beamed construction and ample free parking, the hall offers an attractive and comfortable setting for live music. On Wednesday, October 22, bluegrass legends Sam......
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Everclear at The Caverns

Jess Gruneisen
Deep in the woods of Pelham, Tennessee, The Caverns turned into a natural echo chamber for a night of alt-rock nostalgia.Β  The underground venue’s walls amplified every drum hit, chorus, and shout from the crowd. Detroit’s Sponge kicked things off with a gritty, confident set.Β  By the third song, Glue,......
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The Lumineers’ Automatic World Tour Turns Bridgestone Into a Glowing Folk Cathedral

MCMM STAFF
β€œHo Hey” once soundtracked my 4 a.m. drives through freezing Kansas β€” me and my best friend in a beat-up Chevy, half awake but alive. More than a decade later, hearing it echo through Bridgestone Arena in Nashville felt like stepping back into that memory, only bigger, louder, and wrapped......
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Wet Leg at Marathon Music Works

Jess Gruneisen
Everyone gathered Tuesday night at Marathon Music Works for Wet Leg’s β€œGather No Moss” tour showcase presented by Rolling Stone.Β  The evening was electric. mary in the junkyard opened on a dreamy note.Β  Their sound wove violin with a fragile yet melancholy sound into the room.Β  They performed their song,......