Tuesday Night Fever
How honky-tonk politician Brendan Malone is making country great again
Articles
Coming Up Rozes
After years of opening restaurants for other people, Julia Jaksic has found her own niche with Cafe Roze
Working It Out
An interview with local artist Marlos E’van
On Par
Ahead of her upcoming AmericanaFest performance, Liz Cooper talks about trading a driver for a Fender Mustang
The King in the North
How Any Old Iron’s Andrew Clancey went from working in a scrapyard to outfitting Beyoncé
Science of the South
Michelin-starred chef Chris Anderson blends Southern classics with high-tech cooking, and he’s come to Nashville to share his remarkable culinary vision.
Forever Jung
Rapper Jung Youth discusses emo, broken legs, and what it means to be true
The Guitar Man
George Gruhn has sold stringed instruments to some of the biggest names in music for more than forty years. Now, he’s teamed up with Belmont to venture into new territory: a guitar museum
The Dish is in The Details
After moving to Nashville three and a half years ago to open Josephine, Chef Andrew Little now has his sights set on Prima
This Too Shall Pass
Pop artist Sinclair discusses identity, isolation, and acceptance ahead of her upcoming Pilgrimage Festival performance
Things Fall Apart
Inside the controlled chaos of artist Amelia Briggs
Lover’s Quarrel
For his full-length debut, Careless Soul, Cale Tyson breaks up with classic country and moves on to a sound straight out of Muscle Shoals
This Woman’s Work
Artist Vadis Turner discusses homecoming and the work behind her new Frist show
Back to Chinatown
Chef Chris Cheung wants to teach Nashville to love Cantonese cuisine. With Tànsuǒ, he’s got our attention. And our appetite
No Excuses
Those Darlins’ Linwood Regensburg interviews his former bandmate Jessi Zazu ahead of her upcoming art exhibit in Wedgewood-Houston
No Chef is an Island
First an Eastside pop-up, now in The Gulch, Chef Daniel Herget's Little Octopus offers a Caribbean escape in the middle of the city
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
One for the Books
Two literature-loving restaurateurs are bringing Ernest Hemingway to Wedgewood-Houston
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
Chilled Out
HAD SHERI AND KYLE YOUNG STARTED THEIR EXCURSION THROUGH SOUTHEAST ASIA IN CAMBODIA INSTEAD OF THAILAND, WE ALL MIGHT BE MISSING OUT ON SWITTERS ICED COFFEE
The Beach Business
INSIDE THE BLISSED OUT WORLD OF BIG SURR, NASHVILLE’S PREMIERE (LANDLOCKED) SURF ROCKERS
Something out of Nothing
THREE TENNESSEE STATE ROOMMATES ARE BEHIND THE NEW NORTH NASHVILLE PIZZERIA SLIM & HUSKY’S. THE PIES ARE TOP-NOTCH, BUT THAT’S JUST THE BEGINNING
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
Lost and Found
BASKETBALLS, HUBCAPS, LIQUOR BOTTLES, AND YOUR PRECONCEIVED NOTIONS ABOUT RACE ARE ALL FAIR GAME FOR ARTIST BRANDON DONAHUE
Lit City
THE PORCH COFOUNDER SUSANNAH FELTS AND EAST SIDE STORYTELLIN’ FOUNDER CHUCK BEARD ON THE STATE OF NASHVILLE LITERATURE
Dream Casino
INSIDE THE PROGGY, POST-APOCALYPTIC WORLD OF ELECTRO ROCK BAND DEDSA
Give V(eganism) a Chance
THE SOUTHERN V WANTS TO CHANGE THE WAY YOU SEE SOUL FOOD AND VEGANISM
Worlds Apart
DIRECTOR SUEANN SHIAH DISCUSSES HER DEBUT FILM, HUANDAO, CULTURAL IDENTITY, AND THE IMPORTANCE OF EMBRACING THE IN- BETWEEN
Whiskey Business
SINCE FOUNDING SPEAKEASY SPIRITS IN 2011, JEFF AND JENNY PENNINGTON HAVE DEVELOPED A STRONG FAMILY OF BEVERAGES. BUT THIS FALL, THEY’RE STEPPING IT UP BY OPENING THEIR FIRST BARRELS OF AGED TENNESSEE WHISKEY. DRINK UP.
Come Together
SUPER DUO OKEY DOKEY ON RECORDING THEIR DEBUT ALBUM AND MAKING THE MOST OF CHANGE
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.
Sound and Vision
Record Store Day Cofounder Don VanCleave on southern life, the music industry, and his Rymer Gallery exhibit, Southernacana