PHOTOS: Monte Mader, Krantz, and The Mad Sugars at Cobra Nashville
Our first-ever show at The Cobra Nashville brought a gritty, authentic energy befitting of the venue.
See the PhotosTag Archives: The Mad Sugars
Songs You Should Hear: Arbo’s New Heartbreaker, J.Antonette Counts the ‘White Lines’ + More
Gerard here, back with another edition of Songs You Should Hear. And this time, I have company!
UMC Contributor and Fun -N- Games co-host Jenna Rose decided to join me this week, contributing a couple of selections to our new “staff picks” series. You’ll also notice that we’re releasing this edition on #NewMusicFriday. You can expect that to be the trend going forward.
Let’s do the thing and let you feast your ears on these…
Songs You Should Hear: Oct. 15, 2021
Hear the Songs!Fun -N- Games: Michelle’s Mystery Game ft. The Mad Sugars
Michelle apparently has a new game that she invented for tonight’s edition of #UMCFunNGames.
Find out what it is when she and Jenna welcome The Mad Sugars tonight at a special start time of 7:30 p.m. CT!
Watch it Live! (7:30 p.m. CT)NashLive! Presents: Krantz, Monte Mader, and The Mad Sugars
We make our debut at The Cobra Nashville on Thursday, October 14 — and we’ll be accompanied by the talents of Krantz, Monte Mader, and The Mad Sugars to celebrate!
Krantz can best be described as “rock ‘n roll in color from Music City, USA.” Those who join us as Cobra better be ready for some earworms, including the new single, “Louisiana,” set to drop this fall!
Monte Mader describes herself as a “singer/songwriter and smile production expert.” The Wyoming native’s infectious onstage energy and heartfelt, attitude infused lyrics combine to create badass entertainment for all in her path.
Fronted by Berklee College of Music grad Adam Lawrence, The Mad Sugars fuse garage rock and dance pop to create lively and engaging performances, with lyrical content centered around the nightlife misadventures of young adults in the 21st Century. Originally hailing from New York City, the band now calls Nashville home, and will be celebrating the release of its new EP with us at Cobra!
$10 at the door | 21+ to enter
Shows on Shows: More Live from the 615 Fall Announcements!
This fall in Nashville is going to be absolutely ridiculous.
See the lineups!The Quinn Spinn: Treva Blomquist (June 29, 2020)
Nashville resident Treva Blomquist is boldly forging ahead on a new adventure. After years as an Americana artist, Treva has stepped into the pop realm with her upcoming album, Snakes and Saints, set for release on July 31.
Hear from Treva as she discusses this exciting new direction, as well as why now is the perfect time for artists everywhere to try something new.
#GetSpunn!PHOTOS: The November 2019 Underground Writers Round
When we curate an Underground Writers Round, one focus we have is on the diversity of the lineup. If we do it right, each participant will bring something different to the table, in an effort to showcase the wide world of music that exists right in front of us.
So, if we can toot our own horns for a second… we hit the mark with this one. Friday night’s lineup certainly had a little something for everyone who packed into Nashville’s historic Douglas Corner Cafe.
See the PhotosThe Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Friday, November 15
Our November 2019 installment of the Underground Writers Round at Douglas Corner Cafe is tonight beginning at 9 p.m. You can learn more about that here.
At any rate, today’s Daily Spinn features one of our six performers.
Hear Friday’s Daily SpinnOur Official November Underground Writers Round Lineup!
We’ve been waiting patiently for the November edition of the Underground Writers Round at Douglas Corner Cafe for what feels like forever. In reality, it’s been since right around the time the last one ended.
Certainly, you understand why. We had a fantastic night full of positive energy and incredible songwriting talent. Now, we’re ready to do it again with an all-new lineup!
Our November Underground Writers Round participants are…
Meet November’s LineupThe Quinn Spinn: Oct. 7, 2019
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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