Dierks Bentley and Connie Smith are among the latest class of inductees into the Music City Walk of Fame, along with Keb’ Mo’ and Bobby Bare. The four artists will be inducted in a special ceremony on April 5, at the Music City Walk of Fame Park. “We are proud to bring back a Music City Walk of Fame…
A new music venue, celebrating music of all genres, is coming to Nashville, in the space formerly occupied by the popular Douglas Corner Cafe. The space, located at 2106 8th Avenue in Nashville, will reopen as The Eighth Room in April. Partners Jason Hollis and Brad Dunbar tell The Tennessean that it will welcome both established artists and rising…
Collin Raye might be known as one of country music’s biggest superstars, but he loves all kinds of music, including classic rock. The 61-year-old will headline Collin Raye and The Riff Raff: A Salute to Classic Rock, playing some of his favorite classic rock songs on Wednesday, January 26 at Nashville’s 3rd & Lindsley. “I’m very excited to be…
Maren Morris isn’t a Nashville native, but she proudly calls the city home now. The Texas-born singer moved to Music City in 2013 with a dream of a career in country music. That dream came true, beginning with her mega-hit, “My Church,” kicking off a string of successes. Morris reflects on her move to Tennessee, and her success, in…
Another beloved Nashville eatery is closing its doors, after the strains brought on by the coronavirus pandemic proved insurmountable. Mangia Nashville, an Italian restaurant that began as a weekend pop-up in Franklin before opening in the Melrose neighborhood in Nashville, has permanently closed, following their New Year’s Eve celebration. Owner Nick Pellegrino, who owned Mangia Nashville with his wife…
2021 was full of plenty of newsworthy stories. As the country cautiously emerged from the restrictions brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, we did our best to focus on positive, uplifting stories, which illustrated the good in the music-makers, the city, the celebrities and the world. Our Top 10 stories of the year included a reality TV talent…
The Zac Brown Band will no longer be performing as part of New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash as originally planned, after Zac Brown tested positive for COVID-19. The singer shared the disappointing news on social media. “To Our Fans, We are deeply disappointed to share that Zac Brown Band will no longer be performing at Nashville’s Big…
Eddie Montgomery and Lindsay Ell are among the performers for Fox News All-American Live New Year’s Eve, taking place on December 31 at the Wildhorse Saloon in Nashville. They join an all-star list that also includes John Elefante (former lead singer of Kansas), Ken Block & Drew Copeland of Sister Hazel, Sixwire, Brother Maven and Whiskey, Cash & Roses….
Several Nashville businesses are temporarily closing and/or postponing shows as cases of COVID-19 are on the rise in Nashville. Some venues are adjusting hours, while others are closing entirely while staff gets tested. EXIT/In announced that the show scheduled for December 30 was canceled, while the New Year’s Eve show has been postponed. out of an abundance of caution,…
New Year’s Eve looks a lot different than it did last year — and probably will look even more different in another year. While the city, as well as much of the rest of the world, continues to grapple with the ongoing impact of the pandemic, we still found five places to celebrate ringing in 2022 in style. 1….
