The acclaimed bassist and vocalist performs music from his new LP and Chesky Records debut, Put A Spell On You. The set will showcase the frenetic energy of Abrams’ band and his unique creativity as a songwriter and performer.
One of the most distinctive and decorated vocalists in modern music brings some East Texas to East Nashville. This two-night stand will highlight songs from her acclaimed new album, The Lonely, The Lonesome & The Gone, as well as her deep catalog of country hits.
One of the most distinctive and decorated vocalists in modern music brings some East Texas to East Nashville. This two-night stand will highlight songs from her acclaimed new album, The Lonely, The Lonesome & The Gone, as well as her deep catalog of country hits.
One of Canada's foremost pianists and vocalists performs music from a self-titled, self-produced LP (Kobalt) that "masterfully mixes jazz and pop" (AP) and features her oft-requested fan-favorite cover of Coldplay's "Yellow." Biali has toured with Sting, Chris Botti, Suzanne Vega and more, and, for this show, she'll be backed by local jazz musicians.
The avant-garde folk duo performs new music from their upcoming Smithsonian Folkways debut, The Invisible Comes To Us (3/30). In their live performances, guitarist Anna Roberts-Gevalt and banjo player Elizabeth LaPrelle are joined by a different surprise guest each night to expand their “hypnotic” (New Yorker) reconfiguration of ancient folk ballads.
The Kentucky native with “a voice that moves with the heft and certainty of a tractor-trailer” (New York Times) plays the Big Stage Mondays songwriter showcase afternoon matinee as the special guest of Erin Enderlin. Rolling Stone Country praises Carmichael’s single “It’s Simple” as “a rare breed.”
After supporting Big Thief in 2017, the "visionary" (Ladygunn) Vermont folk singer links up with Caroline Rose. Jamison plays tracks from debut album The Wilds (Akira Records) that juxtapose his intimate Nick Drake-by-way-of-James Blake sound with narrative, metaphor-driven lyrics "written like the Great American novel" (Billboard).
The Wisconsin folk four-piece performs music from new album My Mother The Moon, out 4/6. Produced by Ken Coomer (Wilco, Uncle Tupelo), the new album expands on the group’s folk sound with a raw, revelatory weight and gospel-like hymns.
After touring with the likes of Margaret Glaspy, Joseph, Bear’s Den and the Oh Hellos, Liza performs her gritty anxious pop from new album Fine Buy Dying (Arts & Crafts) on her national headlining tour.
As she wraps her US tour and prepares for a series of European dates with Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit, the two-time CCMA Roots Artist of the Year performs her “demon-slaying country” (VICE Noisey) on the Opry stage. Backed by the house band, she’ll sing “Liberty” and “Lovers In Love” from her Ennio Morricone-inspired album Liberty, out now via Shadowbox Music Co.
Known as “country’s crystalline-voiced goth-rock version of Dolly Parton” (MAGNET), the Calgary-based artist performs songs from her forthcoming LP, a Latin-influenced concept record out this spring. In 2017, the two-time CCMA Roots Artist of the Year opened for Chris Stapleton and Dwight Yokam.
These three acts are a part of “An Evening of Acoustic Country Benefiting Music People in Need,” an event supporting MusiCares, the Recording Academy foundation that provides critical services and resources to music people in times of need. The event will be hosted by Chuck Wicks of syndicated radio morning show Ty, Kelly and Chuck. All proceeds from ticket sales, plus 10% of bar receipts, will benefit MusiCares, as well.
The soulful Canadian trio dresses contemporary ideas in vintage clothing, playfully defiant lyrics and talkback harmonies. The group honors the timely legacy of the original Rosie the Riveter with its new collection of empowerment anthems, Ms. Behave (4/6), and songs like “I Believe You,” which Billboard calls “powerful [and] daring.”
The Texas native with a "booming, crooning voice in the same ballpark as Roy Orbison or Johnny Cash" (Austin Monthly) previews new music in this solo show. His debut LP, 'My Gospel' (Lightning Rod Records), earned praise from Rolling Stone Country, Vice Noisey and Stereogum, which named it one of the best country albums of the year.
