The Grascals’ BEFORE BREAKFAST A Fresh Brew Of Bluegrass Perfection > Band Chases Demons, Finds Salvation With New Music September 1 The Grascals’ newest album, BEFORE BREAKFAST, offers fans a hot shot of diversity with a freshly brewed mix of Bluegrass perfection. The 12-song collection will be available September 1. Fans …
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Come be part of craft beer history! West Nashville’s first ever Craft Beer Festival being held from 2:30 to 6:30 Saturday July 15th at Green Door Gourmet! Sample some of the best local craft beers while enjoying live music! There will also have food trucks and craft vendors available. SATURDAY, …
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What was a typical dinner or family meal like for you growing up in Texas? It depends on how busy us kids were any given night! Sometimes one of my parents would cook something where our noses led us to the kitchen, where we’d pray and then eat together. Other …
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Following the release of her new album, Dancin’ In The Neon, singer/songwriter and fearless performer, Rachel Lipsky has released the album’s title track to Country radio; available now through PlayMPE. Written by Summer Overstreet, and Bob and Clint Moffatt, “Dancin’ In The Neon” is an up-tempo track that inspires Country fans to …
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Emmylou Harris, Rosanne Cash, Ricky Skaggs, Rodney Crowell, Tommy Emmanuel, Others Pay Tribute to Composer of “Tobacco Road,” “Abilene,” “Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye,” “Waterloo,” “Indian Reservation,” “A Rose and a Baby Ruth” One of America’s most beloved songwriters will be honored September 15 with the release of the Vector Recordings …
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A 9-year-old boy is still missing after two brothers disappeared on the Duck River in Shelbyville. Sheriff Austin Swing confirmed to News 2 there was an active water rescue Tuesday night at Fisherman’s Park until it was called off at 8:40 p.m. The sheriff said the water is very high …
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An estimated 200,000 people converged on downtown Nashville Tuesday night for the annual Fourth of July celebration “Let Freedom Sing!” The city set off over 35,000 pounds of explosives and 65,000 artillery shells for this year’s fireworks display, which is said to be one of the best shows in the …
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Good afternoon Catherine! What’s a typical day like for you (food-wise) when you’re at home and how is that different from when you are on tour? Hey! Thanks for having me. When I’m at home it’s awesome because mum and dad cook. My favourite food is dad’s pasta and sauce …
Read More »When it comes to food, Independence Day is number one for barbecues, picnics, beer, and all the hot dogs you can eat! It’s traditional to spend the whole day outside on the 4th just enjoying the day with family and friends anxiously awaiting to see the fireworks. Because we …
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You’ve probably heard of Nashville’s party buses and petal taverns, but now you can add the Pontoon Saloon to the list. This will be a big weekend for Music City’s first river honky-tonk. “Everything that we do is on the Cumberland River. Ninety percent of our cruises …
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