Milktooth
Amperstand
Max and the Wild Things
Thunderbear
Exit/in – 9pm
FREE
Milktooth
Amperstand
Max and the Wild Things
Thunderbear
Exit/in – 9pm
FREE
Umbrella Tree
Happy Birthday Amy
Lemming Malloy
The Privates
Tallest Trees
The Smart Brothers
Heypenny
Shoot the Mountain
Mercy Lounge – 9pm
FREE
Nashville and country music are an undeniable couple. In fact, I’d go as far as to say that the two ideas are rarely presented as separate. Unfortunately, most contemporary country music is total crap. Without tearing down a path of specifics I think we can all agree that big country is not something a respectful Nashville resident would want to be associated with.
Enter Those Darlins. If you aren’t familiar with them yet, you should spend some time with their just launched Lake Fever Session and consider checking out their new album that hits shelves July 7th (or, available on vinyl now). They are, without a doubt, country music as it should be created. It’s got the necessary twang but it also has a swagger to it that any “rock” band should take note of.
Casiotone For the Painfully Alone
The End – 9pm
Ryman Auditorium – 7pm
$37.50 – $69.50 – tickets
Shoot The Mountain
The Tits
Kintaro
The Groove – 5pm
FREE

Mercy Lounge – 9pm
celebrating the release of Those Darlins full-length, self-titled album
Useless Eaters
Bad Cop
The Cannomen
Heavy Cream
Little Hamilton* – 9pm
Free
*1318 Little Hamilton St., Nashville, TN. 37203
How I Became the Bomb
Kindercastle
“Both bands will be on stage along with an eight-pice string section, creating a sixteen-piece ensemble, which will recreate Jeff Lynne’s 1977 masterpiece Out of the Blue, from start to finish.”
Mercy Lounge – 9pm
$7
Red Collar
The New Depression
Panther from The Protomen
Tomato Tomato, Murfreesboro – 9pm
Millionaire Magicians
The Outlaw Lovers
Cavalcade of Cocks featuring Dave Cloud
The End – 9pm

This Modern Station
All We Leave Behind
Enduratone Recording Company
~June 26th, 2009