Through a complete reschedule, last-minute lineup changes, the threat of snow and, of course, the lingering spectre of the ‘rona, we did it. We officially-unofficially welcomed 2022 at The East Room, courtesy of NashLive!
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Our entire focus turns to The East Room tonight. That is the site of NashLive!’s A Night to Remember: A Belated New Year’s Experience, sponsored by Commons Cannabis and hosted by Music City Movement.
We have a few reminders and housekeeping items to go over, as we set sail for adventure and make this one happen, better late than never!
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2021 was a stellar and transformative year; one where we witnessed the triumphant return of live, non-virtual music. To celebrate, the folks behind NashLive! have one more trick up our sleeves as we say hello to the New Year.
On Friday, January 28, we’ll be back at The East Room — the site of our return to live action back in May, and the venue we’ve frequented the most in 2021 — for NashLive! A Night to Remember: A Belated New Year’s Experience! This evening will feature all the bells and whistles you could expect from a New Year’s Eve party, including a champagne toast, a best-dressed contest with prizes, live music, and a late-night set from DJ Vu to help us ring in 2022!
As for the live music portion? We’ve got an all-star pop lineup to set things off, with performances from:
Tickets for A Night to Remember: A Belated New Year’s Experience are available now via Eventbrite! Tickets are $15 in advance, and $20 day of show. Doors are at 7 p.m., the event begins at 8, and you must show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a recent negative test (<72 hours) to enter. Make sure you dress to impress, and we’ll celebrate 2022 in style!
2021 has been a stellar and transformative year; one where we witnessed the triumphant return of live, non-virtual music. To celebrate, the folks behind NashLive! have one more trick up our sleeves as we say hello to the New Year.
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Thursday night was another one of those nights at The East Room.
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We’ll be back at The East Room on Thursday, November 11 with another fresh lineup of Nashville-based female pop artists Chloé Hogan, Alyssa Lazar, and Ali Henderson.
Chloé Hogan takes pieces of every artist she’s ever heard, to inspire her storytelling and songwriting. Her music includes an array of old Motown soul harmonies and live-sounding instrumentals. Though most of what Chloé writes seems to be accented by its bright and groovy nature, the lyrics and overall feeling behind the music are much more somber. The “timeless” conversation of love — and the more evident loss — is the focal point of each work. The incredible dichotomy of her uplifting grooves, partnered with her melancholy lyrical composition, is perhaps the most unique component of Chloé Hogan’s music.
Fueled by the sound and passion of classic rock and roll music, Alyssa Lazar brings a 1970’s nostalgia to today’s pop/rock music. Lazar grew up in Scranton, PA, constantly surrounded by music, and began singing at the age of three. Her transition from singer to musical artist began when she learned to play the piano at the age of eight. Following this, she began to write songs, compose, and accompany herself for shows and performances at every venue throughout her hometown weekly by the age of fifteen. After high school, Alyssa moved to Nashville, TN to continue pursuing her music career. Her love for piano mixed with her love for classic rock brought Alyssa’s music to a sound reminiscent of artists such as Elton John, Lady Gaga, Billy Joel, and Queen. Lazar unapologetically brings out her fiery spirit and dauntless attitude within her theatrical, rock and roll inspired sound.
South Carolina native-turned-Nashville resident Ali Henderson was born to be something special. While southern culture is often synonymous with sweet tea, warm nights, and Country music, it’s always refreshing for an Alt-pop artist like Henderson to emerge from quaint towns like Gaffney, South Carolina. In 2015, Henderson earned a one-way ticket to Hollywood thanks to American Idol, impressing the likes of Keith Urban, Harry Connick Jr. and Jennifer Lopez. After the show she moved to Nashville, where she completed a degree in Songwriting. Gutsy lyrics, fresh yet familiar instrumentation, and killer vocals are Henderson’s M.O.
$10 at the door | 18+ to enter | Must provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a recent negative test
This fall in Nashville is going to be absolutely ridiculous.
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“I can’t even get some sleep
-Ali Henderson, “Other Girls”
She’s showing up in my dreams
And it’s a struggle to unwind.”
As of this current moment, only five percent of all music producers are female.
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