We hosted the December edition of our Underground Writers Round at Nashville’s historic Douglas Corner Cafe on Friday night.
To round out the year, we brought it HOME.
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Earlier this week, we announced an Underground Writers Round lineup for December whose versatility and diversity is reflective of the community at Helping Our Music Evolve (H.O.M.E.).
Now, you get to find out who is playing and when at Nashville’s historic Douglas Corner Cafe on Friday, December 13. The evening will be divided up as it usually is, with two rounds of three writers apiece. One at 9 p.m., and one at 10 p.m.
The difference, of course, is that all proceeds from your $5 suggested donation at the door will benefit H.O.M.E., which has provided us and so many others an amazing resource for building relationships and our platforms alike.
Let’s get to it, then, and reveal the finalized lineup after the jump!
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It was just last week that we announced that our December 2019 Underground Writers Round will be a charitable affair, benefiting and recognizing the efforts of our dear community partners at Helping Our Music Evolve (H.O.M.E.) in Nashville.
What we didn’t tell you is who will be a part of the all-Homie lineup we have in store for you beginning at 9 p.m. on Friday, December 13. Now, your wait is over!
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We’ll return to Douglas Corner Cafe on Friday, December 13 at 9 p.m. for the final Underground Writers Round of 2019.
And, in the spirit of the season, we’ve decided it’s time to give back.
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The great thing about living in Nashville is that you can go out and find almost anything you want out of live music, any night of the week.
This was one of those weeks where we took full advantage of that.
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Darrin Bradbury is a world-aware folk troubadour whose writing style points out the mundane occurrences of everyday life with wry wit and, at times, dark humor. This is prevalent on his new album, Talking Dogs & Atom Bombs, which was released on Anti Records on Sept. 20, 2019.
Darrin joins The Quinn Spinn today, and we talk about the album and much more — including authenticity, society, and technology’s impact on what it means to be human in the 21st Century.
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Sunday night’s atmosphere was a festive one at Helping Our Music Evolve in East Nashville. That was the scene of the one-year anniversary of Sad Girl Night, a monthly celebration of the power and vulnerability of female artists.
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Our Friday night adventures at Americanafest took us to a familiar place: the place we call HOME.
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Rule #37 of running an online music publication: always have your camera nearby, in case a concert breaks out.
Or, in this case, in case you’re in your co-working space, plugging away for the upcoming week on the same night that some absolutely stellar female performers are set to take the stage in the room right next to you.
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Lord Goldie is a Nashville native and musician, producer, manager, and all-around creative human. Her collaborative spirit results in dynamic live performances and studio releases, as she continues to establish herself as one of the leaders in Music City’s emerging hip hop community.
She joins The Quinn Spinn today to talk about her projects, the industry and her role in it, and the evolution of the music landscape on and offline.
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