LISTEN: Fresh Lady’s Sensual, Dreamy ‘Biscuits with Honey’
Take it slow this Valentine’s season, and enjoy a new, sensual groove from Fresh Lady.
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PHOTOS: 615Fest, Presented by NashLive! and Music City Movement
“Community” was the word of the day on Saturday at The East Room!
Read moreFun -N- Games: The Music, Vol. 1
We have plenty more brand new Fun -N- Games coming your way this fall. But first… let’s take another look back at where we’ve been!
Enjoy an all-music edition of UMC Fun -N- Games, featuring a few of our favorite performances in recent weeks!
Watch to see (and hear) select, exclusive cuts from…
Gabe Baker
TROY
Fresh Lady
Sonny Dayes
615Fest, Presented by NashLive! and Music City Movement
It’s time to hit you with our biggest, baddest, most exciting live event since we landed in Nashville.
Get ready for 615Fest, presented at The East Room by NashLive! and Music City Movement!
On Saturday, October 2, we’ll host an all-day (and all-night) indie music extravaganza featuring 10 of Nashville’s most exciting independent acts across the rock, pop, and Americana genres. Doors open at 1 p.m., with music beginning at 2 p.m. in the East Room’s courtyard, before coming inside for the night shift and lasting all the way up until midnight. We’ll have vendors and other surprises in store, and it will all add up to make this, without question, the place to be in Nashville on October’s first Saturday.
Our inaugural 615Fest lineup features the talents of:
Fresh Lady
Carrie Welling
Jarrod Dickenson
Christie Huff
TROY
Borrowed Sparks
Stray Nova
Beyond Here
Catalina
The Love-In
Day passes for 615Fest are $20, and will be available for pre-sale starting Monday, August 30 at 10 a.m. CT. Day passes will also be available at the door. Mark your calendars and be sure to join us for the biggest show of the fall!
Announcing 615Fest, Live at The East Room Oct. 2!
It’s time to hit you with our biggest, baddest, most exciting live event since we landed in Nashville.
Get ready for 615Fest, presented at The East Room by Live from the 615 and Music City Movement!
Read moreKeeping it Real with Fresh Lady
To tell you that we discuss Fresh Lady‘s new single and music video, “Watermelon,” on this episode of The Quinn Spinn would only be scratching the surface of this one. Indeed, this might be the most real, true-to-life conversation we’ve ever had on the show.
We go in on topics like mental health, the judgments we cast on the internet, and so much more about 21st Century life. This one is an all-timer. Don’t miss it!
#GetSpunnFun -N- Games: Dice (and a Side of ‘Watermelon’) with Fresh Lady
Fresh Lady just released her new single, “Watermelon,” on July 2. To celebrate this momentous occasion, Michelle and Jenna welcomed her to Fun -N- Games to enjoy the delicious summer fruit while playing a game of dice.
Then, Fresh Lady performs her songs “Sorry, Sasha” and “C’est La Vie,” live at Real Music Nashville!
Watch it Live! (6 p.m. CT)PHOTOS: Talia Stewart, Katie King, and Fresh Lady at The East Room
What a show. What a lineup. What a night!
See the PhotosLive from the 615 Presents: Talia Stewart, Katie King, and Fresh Lady at The East Room
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, as well as viral success on TikTok for her single, “Look Ma No Hands.”
Joining Talia on the bill will be a versatile lineup featuring Katie King and Fresh Lady. King, who released her Divine EP earlier this month, is a rising star on Nashville’s alt-pop scene. The Concord, NC native crafted the EP through the chaos of the COVID-19 pandemic, and uses her music as a vehicle for peace, energy, and self-empowerment.
Inspired by vocalists like Nina Simone, Etta James, Amy Winehouse, and Sade, Fresh Lady’s velvety voice winds you through a minefield of romance, recovery, and self-acceptance. The Brooklyn-born, Nashville-based artist (real name: Emma Morcroft) earned her stripes singing at blues jams at the age of 14, and her sound has progressed to a unique blend she calls “Soul Candy Pop,” which can be heard on her debut EP, Citrine, available on all streaming platforms.
Summer Rewind: Fresh Lady Supplies A Fresh ‘Watermelon’
We were completely blown away by Fresh Lady‘s Live from the 615 performance a couple weeks back. Her band was incredibly tight, and we found her to be a highly engaging performer. That’s why we’re so excited for her to join us later this month at The East Room, alongside Talia Stewart and Katie King.
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