Nashville’s largest free outdoor concert series, Live On the Green returned for its second week Thursday night, August 16 at Public Square Park, with a stunning lineup of musical performances topped by Cold War Kids, Car Seat Headrest, Franklin's Colony House and Nashville's own *repeatrepeat.
The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the web, including Broadway World, CMT.com, Tennessean, Nashville Scene, and Nashville Patch.
The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the web, including The Tennessean, Thrillist Nashville, WMOT Roots Radio, and SoundsLikeNashville.
The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the web, including The Tennessean, Nashville Post, Nashville Arts Magazine, and Nashville Scene.
Each month, East Side Story proprietor Chuck Beard offers up a survey of Nashville literary events he's looking forward to, including literary events, numerous open Mic poetry nights, East Side Storytellin', and more.
Created by a Milan, Italy-based art collective of the same name, Cheekwood’s “Cracking Art” exhibit is an otherworldly safari of gigantism and color. The birds, wolves, meerkats and other fauna that compose the site-specific instillation are made from 100 percent recyclable material. Read more from Morgan Yingling's coverage.
Recently, I interviewed a local Nashville artist, Beth Inglish, who is featured in the NowPlayingNashville Artist Directory. Beth has been instrumental in the artist community in Davidson County. She is the founder/creator of the Nashville Creative Group and most recently has her work featured on a WeGo Transit Bus called The Joy Bus.
The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the web, including PopMatters.com, Patch.com, The Tennessean, Nashville Scene, Nashville Pride, and NowPlayingNashville.com.
The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the web, including The Tennessean, WTVF NewsChannel5, Nashville Business Journal, Nashville Arts magazine, Rolling Stone, and NowPlayingNashville.com.
By: Pat Embry
By: Tina Randolph
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