NEW SHOW ALERT: Forts Like Vana, James Cole, and Natalia Taylar at The East Room May 4
Next month, we’re bringing NashLive! back to The East Room for the first time in nearly a year!
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ON SALE NOW: Music on the Move’s Aug. 31 LGBTQ+ Showcase at The East Room
A couple weeks back, we let you know that Music on the Move Studios had rescheduled their upcoming LGBTQ+ showcase — originally intended to take place on the eve of Nashville Pride Week — for Wednesday, August 31 at The East Room.
We’re back to tell you that the lineup is now complete!
Learn morePHOTOS: Chloe Hogan, Alyssa Lazar, and Ali Henderson at The East Room
Thursday night was another one of those nights at The East Room.
See the PhotosPHOTOS: Sarah Manzo, Dakota Ryley, and Julia Kahn at The East Room
Friday night was yet another opportunity for some of Music City’s most notable independent talents to take the stage at The East Room, courtesy of NashLive!
This time, it was an all-female lineup of Nashville-based pop artists who captured the crowd’s imagination.
See the PhotosThe NashLive! Era Begins this Saturday at 615Fest!
If you head over here — or here, or even here — you might notice our events looking a little different this morning.
Welcome to the era of NashLive!
Learn MoreShows on Shows: More Live from the 615 Fall Announcements!
This fall in Nashville is going to be absolutely ridiculous.
See the lineups!Live from the 615 Summer Send-off with Ele Ivory, Maggie Miles, and Abigail Osborn
Our Live from the 615 Summer Send-off will take place at The East Room (2412 Gallatin Ave., Nashville) on Monday, September 6. There, you will hear a STACKED, all-female lineup of Nashville pop artists, including Ele Ivory, Maggie Miles, and Abigail Osborn!
Ele Ivory is a Nashville based indie-pop artist who received BMI’s John Lennon Award for her song “LaZboys”. She was also featured on Season 15 of NBC’s THE VOICE as a Comeback Artist with Coach Kelsea Ballerini. Ele’s love for words and the craft of songwriting keeps her searching for fresh ways to express universal feelings. Her music honestly explores the human condition within the soundscape of piano driven organic indie-pop.
Maggie Miles is an alternative pop artist currently creating in Nashville, TN. Having just released her debut album, Am I Drowning or Am I Just Learning How to Swim, in August of 2020, Miles is eager to share the songs with ears everywhere. Her songwriting attempts to reach into the depths of the human condition and paint it with a brush anyone can recognize. Remaining relatable, while obviously grabbing from her personal encounters with life and the challenges it delivers.
By combining honest storytelling with dreamy pop melodies, Abigail Osborn creates the perfect coming of age soundtrack. With influences stemming from artists like The Japanese House and Sasha Sloan, she leaves you with melodic indie-pop that is sure to stay stuck in your head.
Live from the 615 Summer Send-off Set for Labor Day!
We have plenty of Live from the 615 fun to come between now and the end of summer — including some to be announced.
If we may, though, we want to let you know how we’ll be ending summer with a bang on Labor Day!
See the LineupPHOTOS: Talia Stewart, Katie King, and Fresh Lady at The East Room
What a show. What a lineup. What a night!
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