Meet Tire Fire ahead of Hulaween 2026, including their bluegrass-fusion sound, latest single “Doom Cocoon” & our fave “Flight of the Phoenix.”

Hulaween 2026 set times are here, along with camping updates, airport shuttles, VIP changes, and more.

Saturday at Shaky Knees 2026 brought brutal heat, weather evacuation, and standout sets from Elio Mei, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets & Peach Pit.

Shaky Knees 2026 opened with standout sets from Turnstile, Danny Elfman, The Strokes, Geese, and Alice Phoebe Lou.

Suwannee Hulaween 2026 adds Warren Haynes, KETTAMA, Frost Children, and more to a lineup spanning EDM, jam, rock, funk, and indie music.

From Alabama Shakes and Kesha's SuperJam to CloZee and Sara Landry, Saturday at Bonnaroo 2026 was filled with unforgettable performances!

Bonnaroo 2026's Friday lineup featured Lambrini Girls, Goldie Boutilier, Dora Jar, Blues Traveler, Wet Leg, Yungblud, The Strokes, and more.

Bonnaroo returned with a celebratory opening night featuring standout performances from Spiritual Cramp, Vince Staples, Four Tet, and Skrillex, plus a late-night surprise set that kept the Farm dancin...

RockNite brought Cage The Elephant, Mod Sun, Mercury, Wynton Existing, Common People, and more to JBJ’s during CMA Fest.

Maya J'an highlights uncertainty and self-reflection on "depends," a standout track from her debut EP blindfaith county.

Common People return with new single, “Blue Eyes” produced by Cage The Elephant co-founder Brad Shultz ahead of a free Nashville performance.

Rocknite will bring Cage the Elephant, Dexter and The Moonrocks & more to JBJ's Nashville for a free all-day evebt on CMA Fest week.

Nathan Evans Fox's new album Heirloom explores family, faith, work, and Southern culture through twelve reflective Americana songs.

Little Image brought arena-sized ambition to Basement East, turning a club show into an immersive alt-pop experience.

The Bonnaroo 2026 schedule is now live alongside new late-night programming, Outeroo updates, camping additions, SuperJam details & more!

SKORTS brought tense post-punk energy, jagged indie rock, and restless live intensity to a packed show at The Basement in Nashville.

Castle Rat brought fantasy doom metal to The Pinnacle with towering riffs, ritual, and battles for the most fun set we've recently seen!

Brigitte Calls Me Baby brought their dramatic, emotionally charged live show to a sold-out crowd at The Basement in Nashville.

The Head and the Heart brought their self-titled album anniversary tour to Brooklyn Bowl with storytelling, nostalgia, & crowd connection.

India Ramey discusses Villain Era, “gothy-tonk,” and the personal themes behind her upcoming release week shows in Nashville.

Alt-pop band In Color return to Nashville to close out sold-out headline tour at Basement East, blending "Snow Day" tracks with new material.

Max Aurora & The Southern Lights share “How I Know It’s Right,” a pop-punk leaning indie track focused on moving forward after a breakup.

The Head and the Heart play Brooklyn Bowl Nashville on April 29, with a rare small-room benefit show.

Kid Sistr lean into heavier territory on “Maniac,” a grunge-tinged single previewing their upcoming EP American Teenage Prophecy, out May 13.

Tenille Townes debuts "The Acrobat" at 3rd & Lindsley with a stripped-down set focused on songwriting, empathy, & standout vocal performance.

Nashville artist CS Hellmann shares “Don’t Let The Songbirds Cry,” a lo-fi, analog-leaning single recorded at Polychrome Ranch.

Moody Joody perform at The Basement East TONS showcase, highlighting new material and previewing their upcoming album.

Boy Golden opened for Cat Clyde at Cannery Hall in Nashville, blending reflective Americana songwriting with indie pop energy.

Valley of the Seven Stars 2026 brings GRiZ, CloZee, and Jade Cicada to Arrington, Virginia for a three-day camping festival.

CMA Fest 2026 returns to Nashville June 4–7 with daytime stages featuring The War and Treaty, Dasha, Willow Avalon, Melissa Etheridge & more!

Ashe headlined the annual benefit concert at 3rd & Lindsley, following a writers round featuring Girls Write Nashville participants.

Dancefestopia 2026 adds Alleycvt, INZO, Riotten b2b Bear Grillz, and more to the Kansas camping festival lineup.

Elizabeth & The Catapult share “50/50,” a reflective single exploring life’s contradictions ahead of the upcoming album Responsible Friend.

Fantastic Cat share “Don’t Let Go,” an indie rock track that flips modern self-care songwriting on its head ahead of Cat Out Of Hell.

Cornelia Murr shares the new single “Come Undone” ahead of her upcoming spring tour, including a stop in Nashville.

Copenhagen artist Elliot explores self-sabotage and emotional distance on his indie-pop single “hot but depressive.”

Nashville-based alt-pop artist Lauren Presley examines anxious attachment and emotional self-reflection on her new single “Potential.”

Girls Write Nashville hosts its 5th Annual Benefit Concert March 29 at 3rd & Lindsley, featuring Ashe and a student writers round.

Shaky Knees Music Festival returns to Atlanta September 18–20, 2026, featuring The Strokes, Twenty One Pilots, Gorillaz & a deep undercard.

Shell Daze Music Festival takes place April 17–18, 2026 in Memphis featuring Old Crow Medicine Show, Greensky Bluegrass, Molly Tuttle & more!

RiverBeat Music Festival returns to Memphis May 1–3, 2026 with Dave Matthews, Wu-Tang Clan, Red Clay Strays, St. Vincent, Ice Cube & more!

ROREY shares the raw bedroom pop “Temporary Tragedy,” alongside a cinematic video exploring heartbreak, emotional fallout, and self-worth.

Dean Johnson plays a packed listening-room show at The Blue Room, blending reflective songwriting, dry humor, and expressive vocals.

Edgehill lean into a more immediate indie-rock groove on “Love To Go,” an early fan favorite tied to their debut album Ode To The Greyhouse.

Dancefestopia 2026 preview featuring GRiZ, Excision, Zeds Dead, and Crankdat, plus camping details and ticket info.

JEANIE brings her dark, hard-hitting bass to The Trimble on March 21, joined by PONI for a late-night Nashville stop.

Brigitte Calls Me Baby’s “Slumber Party” explores isolation and rumination ahead of their upcoming album Irreversible.

Space Prom returns to Nashville for two nights of collaborative, anything-can-happen performances at Basement East.

Spotlight on shan the band’s single “Used,” a slow-building indie rock track featuring simmering vocals and effects-driven harmonica.

Sylvia Rose Novak’s “Want To Play” pairs distinctive vocals with a familiar mid-90s alternative rock undercurrent.