With a new ‘do and pop-rock sound, the “determined and sweetly serene” (Wall Street Journal) vocalist showcases her “sassy, playful, take-no-b…s…attitude” (AllMusic) on stage with Dallas Davidson and Trea Landon.
“Where State Pride Meets Quality” is the tagline of Tennessee’s classic lifestyle brand. Since 2006, it’s been creating an emotional response from people who love Tennessee. This year, the brand launches Harper Knit, a women's line created for comfort and versatility.
Country’s “saving grace” (noisey) delivers the “emotional vocals of Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris” (Rolling Stone Country) for her final Nashville show before the release of her new album, Bright Lights and the Fame, out 5/13.
Third Man Records' first Nashville artist plays a special release show in the Blue Room on the heels of her recently released debut album, Midwest Farmer’s Daughter.
The folk-rockers are back in their new home as Lightning 100’s Artists of the Week, celebrating happy hour with pizza, beer and new music from their forthcoming debut album, The Greatest Thing You’ll Ever Learn.
Inspired by Ralph Waldo Emerson, Pablo Neruda and Bonnie Jo Campbell, the LA-via-Chicago songstress delivers her brand of smoky, gothic charm from her new record, Here The Blue River. A storyteller in film and television, she lends a haunting folk voice in support of David Wax Museum and Darlingside on tour.
The Austin-based quartet plays songs from its new album, Stiff, a return to the band’s frenetic Texas rock roots.
Praised as “determined yet sweetly serene” (WSJ Speakeasy), “music’s most unexpected new darling” (DuJour) celebrates the release of her latest EP, The Variety Show – Vol. 1, by performing a two-song set on the Opry stage.
For a Q&A hosted by Wall Street Journal/ACME Radio's Barry Mazor, the Memphis-born songwriter shares soulful, blues-battered stories and performs stripped-down versions of songs from his forthcoming garage-recorded concept LP, Wrong Side of the River.
On their triumphant reunion tour, Harper and his longtime collaborators put their signature blend of rock, soul and R&B on display in Music City for the first time in nearly a decade.
When Baird was in high school, an inspirational speech from Rivers Rutherford led the fellow Memphis-born songwriter to pursue music. Now the two will join each other for an intimate hour-long song-swap session in the Ford Theater.
The Nashville transplants and self-proclaimed foodies deliver an hour of roots-rock entertainment for a Celebrity Chef Dinner benefiting the James Beard Foundation and Make-A-Wish Foundation.
