I really don’t know why anyone would aspire to be a singer, songwriter, or band member of any kind. Before I jumped into a car that is weighed down with guitars, records, way too many clothes, and snacks, I already knew that I don’t possess any musical talent, I don’t like getting up in front … Continue reading »
Category Archives: Nashville bands
Heading Out on the Highway
Sometimes, it’s just time to go. And the time is nigh. On Thursday, I’m leaving for 10 days to take a massive road trip with Samantha Harlow and Elli Perry on their Road Maps and Bra Straps Tour. When I get back from a week and a half of Midwestern and Northeastern fun, I’ll be … Continue reading »
I Saw The Rough and Tumble in My Living Room
I’ve mentioned on this blog before that my friends Mallory and Scott are The Rough and Tumble. They travel around the Midwest and Northeast playing small venues and living rooms with a strange medley of chord organs, tiny pianos, glass jars and baby kick drums. They use these things to make music that sounds like … Continue reading »
Running into Wagons
I went to The Basement (a Nashville venue that is, literally, the basement of Grimey’s, a popular record store) on Tuesday night to support my good friend Samantha Harlow, who had scored a spot at the venue’s New Faces night. I ordered a Stella, and looked at a guy setting up his gear to take … Continue reading »
Morning Fix: It’s Alright. Really.
The Rough and Tumble live in Nashville, Tenn., and sometimes they drink microbrews with me at the Village Pub and Beer Garden. Other times, they make music that I enjoy very much. I’ll be hosting a house show where they will perform in late February. Check it out this video for a good “It’s Thursday … Continue reading »