A coalition of influential music communities will join forces to celebrate Music City’s rich hip hop culture, with a live stream powered by Live from the 615. Best of Nashville Hip Hop will stream to Facebook Live on Friday, April 30 at 6:15 p.m. CT. This unique broadcast will feature performances from 11 of Nashville’s most notable hip hop artists, including Byron Juane, Nate
On Saturday, May 1, Live from the 615 will welcome Casey Jo & The Friday Night Dads. The four-piece will return to the Helping Our Music Evolve stage after joining us in January, fresh off the heels of their 2020 album, Twin Mind. If their previous performance is any indication, you can expect a generous helping of raw, Americana-infused rock and roll
TICKETS: http://bit.ly/jonmclaughlinUMC Everything in Jon McLaughlin’s life makes its way into his music, whether he’s conscious of it or not. The artist, raised in Indiana and based in Nashville, brings all of his experiences and beliefs into each song he creates, something that is especially true now that he’s the father of two young girls. Jon released his debut album,
Borrowed Sparks’ debut album, The Prettiest One Left, has been described as “a prime cut of American rock and roll.” The Nashville-based band will perform songs from the record, as well as some soon-to-be-released material.
Joining Borrowed Sparks will be Stray Nova, a Tennessee-based trio whose brand of rock and roll includes a hint of blues and mischief.
Nashville-based songstress Hollie Hammel — who has performed alongside artists including Brandi Carlile, Hans Zimmer, Lindsay Ell, and many others — will kick off the night at 7 p.m. CT. She will be followed at 8 p.m. CT by lo-fi pop artist Sally Duhon, whose debut single “Cozi” discusses mental health and self-awarness. Closing out the night at 9 p.m.
Sunday, May 16: Three parts of Detroit muscle, one part New York soul: that’s how to best describe King Locomotive, a tip of the hat to all things rock, who kick things off at 7 p.m. CT. Joining them on the bill is Beyond Here (8 p.m. CT), a Nashville-based alternative rock band whose single “Go There” was premiered in
At Live from the 615, we have ourselves a wide range of rock ready to go on Friday, May 21. That evening, the action will start at 7 p.m. CT with Dan Fuson. The Nashville-based pop rock songwriter just released a new EP, Young + Improving, which reaches into the pop realm while maintaining an honest alt-rock edge. On May 21, Dan will
With the next stage of Nashville’s reopening now imminent, we’re branching Live from the 615 outside of the cozy confines of HOME and into the world! On Thursday, May 27, we’ll be at The East Room (2412 Gallatin Ave. in Nashville), where we will present a night of glorious indie rock and roll! Joining us in this endeavor will be Music City Mayhem finalists Lombardy.
Talia Stewart has made waves with her dark pop sound on Nashville’s alternative scene in recent years, and released an EP titled Murder, She Wrote earlier this year. The lead single, “This Killing Floor,” has garnered more than 20,000 Spotify streams to date. Talia’s recent success adds to her already impressive resume, which includes placements on CW television series DC’s Legends of Tomorrow and The Flash,
Rock and roll returns to the Live from the 615 menu in a big way, just in time for our first-ever show at another iconic East Nashville venue!