
Blackfoot Gypsies
Oh Dang Lo Mein
Kat Smo
Denney and The Jets
The Future
Two Bit Charlie
This Old Bear
More!
Summer Block Party
1100 Forrest Ave – NOON
Free

Blackfoot Gypsies
Oh Dang Lo Mein
Kat Smo
Denney and The Jets
The Future
Two Bit Charlie
This Old Bear
More!
Summer Block Party
1100 Forrest Ave – NOON
Free
Free Wine
Free Beer
Music performances by Scale Model and By Lightning!
HERE and NOW!
Nashville printmakers show off their talents with multi-layered, multi-processed, mixed media, mixed talented, music glamorizing, movie mash-upping, mind blowing works. Opens June 2nd at Brick Factory Nashville.
Featuring work by:
Andrew Vastagh (Boss Construction)
Chris Zidek
A. Micah Smith
Drew Binkley (Monkey Ink Design)
Robert Beckham
Clayton Pollard
Bingham Barnes (Grand Palace Silkscreen)
Betsy Ochoa
Lauren Walker
Brick Factory Nashville – 8pm
www.brickfactorynashville.com
209 10th Ave South
Nashville, TN
37203
Suite 126
Todd Snider
Justin Townes Earle
Ryman Auditorium – 7pm
$27.50
Matthew Perryman Jones
Kate Tucker
Exit/In – 9pm
The Basement – 9pm
$12
What Up, English
Fox Fun
Calicocat
The High Watt – 9pm
The Gills
Eastern Block
The Future
Josh Foster
Mercy Lounge – 9pm
thirdmanrecords: brand new @blackcabsession with @TheeBlackBelles http://t.co/iESWsblV
Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
He’s My Brother She’s My Sister
Ryman Auditorium – 7pm
Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
Grimey’s – 1pm
FREE
sebastianspeaks: Two new mixes for June! Enjoy….hope to make this a regular thang
http://t.co/43QtzI2K
Denney & The Jets
On Top of the Covers
While I’d love to hear some more original songs from Denney & The Jets I’m rather pleased to put these two cover songs into regular rotation. The Chuck Berry tune features Jessi Darlin, so there’s some additional quality Nashville cross pollination going on.
Bows & Arrows
“All I Have To Do Is Dream”
This was posted back at the end of April but it just came on to my radar. Bows & Arrows have released a decent amount of covers in their time as a band from the likes of The Zombies, The Beach Boys, The Rolling Stones and, now, The Everly Brothers. Good on them!