No Excuses
Those Darlins’ Linwood Regensburg interviews his former bandmate Jessi Zazu ahead of her upcoming art exhibit in Wedgewood-Houston
Nowhere to Go But Everywhere
After winning this year’s Road to Roo, indie rock band Creature Comfort will return to their childhood stomping grounds to play their biggest show yet
Bridge Over Troubled Water
The New Respects aim to make their audiences a part of the family
Framily Matters
HOW R.LUM.R WENT FROM BEING AN ANGRY KID IN FLORIDA TO THE VOICE ON YOUR FAVORITE PLAYLIST
A Good Woman’s Hard to Find
WITH HER DEBUT ALBUM, GOOD WOMAN, BECCA MANCARI OPENS THE DIARY OF A WELL-TRAVELED MISFIT
The Beach Business
INSIDE THE BLISSED OUT WORLD OF BIG SURR, NASHVILLE’S PREMIERE (LANDLOCKED) SURF ROCKERS
Zen and the Art of Aggression
SAMANTHA FRANCES OF FRANCES AND THE FOUNDATION DISCUSSES SOBRIETY, LOSS, AND HER BAND’S NEW LP
Who’s Gonna Fill Their Shoes?
MUSICIAN, JOURNALIST, AND COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME EDITOR PETER COOPER EXPLORES THE LEGENDS AND MYTHS BEHIND COUNTRY MUSIC IN HIS NEW BOOK
Alive! and Acoustic
PETER FRAMPTON DISCUSSES HIS ADOPTED HOME OF NASHVILLE, GOING ACOUSTIC, AND THE (INEVITABLY) ENDURING LEGACY OF THE TALK BOX
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (and Dismantle the Patriarchy)
SARAH BANDY IS INSPIRING A GENERATION OF FEMINIST, ANTI-RACIST YOUTH THROUGH HER WORK WITH YEAH! AND SOUTHERN GIRLS ROCK CAMP
The Rock Reformer
RON GALLO SETS OUT TO CHANGE THE WORLD WITH HIS GARAGE ROCK MANIFESTO, HEAVY META
Dream Casino
INSIDE THE PROGGY, POST-APOCALYPTIC WORLD OF ELECTRO ROCK BAND DEDSA
Come Together
SUPER DUO OKEY DOKEY ON RECORDING THEIR DEBUT ALBUM AND MAKING THE MOST OF CHANGE
Country Boys Can Survive
A PEEK INTO NASHVILLE'S SKATEBOARDING COMMUNITY
Like Father, Like Sons
Colony House boldly expands the Chapman Family Business
School of Pop
After three years of study under Justin Timberlake, The Shadowboxers are ready to make you rethink contemporary pop.
Sweet Mercy
Amanda Shires’ My Piece of Land Maps the Craziness of Becoming a Mom
Settling the Score
Claire Boling, Timbre Cierpke, and Kelly Corcoran discuss classical music in Nashville and beyond
The Odyssey of Wu
Master composer and musician Wu Fei shares about love, a beautiful ancient instrument, and the freedom of true improvisation
Just Like Starting Over
Wardrobe Stylist: Stephanie Thorpe HMU: Kristen Carbine
The Metamorphosis
Charcoal and graphite artist Stephen Watkins on speaking through silence
Failing Tenth Grade Chorus (and Other Rumors)
A look inside the superstitious, sedulous, and often scandalous world of Nikki Lane
The Trampling and Regrowth of Buffalo Clover
Buffalo Clover has dealt with death, dishonesty, and disappointment, but their music has allowed them to overcome their haunting past.
Just Say No
Foreign Fields spent the better part of seven years trying to be the successful band of their childhood dreams, but when sudden mental health issues put that pursuit in a new perspective, they found their way to a different path—one that’s taking them where they really want to go
Not Her First Time
Kelsey Waldon on growing up in a hunting lodge, classic country, and recording her new album, I’ve Got a Way
Poppin’ Off
Singer-songwriter CAPPA predicts Nashville will soon be a pop destination, and if her recent success is any indication, she might be right.
The Waiting is the Hardest Part
After four years, STAN is finally back at work on a new album and full of fresh ideas.
The Kids Are Alright
Since forming Cardboard Kids in 2013, Jake Germany, Austin Cunningham, and Brandon McFarlin have delivered their modern Texas rock 'n' roll to a national audience. Now based in Nashville and working on a new album, they're ready to make their mark again
Just Kidding (But Not Really)
With their new album, Wake Up Laughing, Music Band has become a band you have to take seriously—even if they don't always take themselves very seriously
Love and Pop
The members of *repeat repeat talk about road life, new beginnings, and being a family business
The Brothers Chrome
In this article we talk to Nashville-based Chrome Pony.
Vacation Days
Terry Price, the creative force behind Photo Ops, discusses loss, illness, and coming of age
Nature Versus Nurture
Do you inherit songwriting? Is it passed down like a dominant gene, or is it learned from the environment of your upbringing? Either way, Lilly Hiatt, daughter of performing great and American icon Jon Hiatt, didn't stand a chance.