Moody Joody turned The Basement East into something soft-edged and glimmering on April 7th for TONS Live.  The Nashville trio, Kayla Hall, Kaitie Forbes, and Andrew Pacheco moved effortlessly between dreamy vocals, keys, and playful choreography that never let the room settle.

Fresh off their late...

When bluegrass powerhouse Della Mae bounded onstage at Nashville’s 3rd & Lindsley Saturday night and launched into “Dry Town,” the crowd knew they were in for a treat.

In town to celebrate release of their album Magic Accident, the Dellas gave a solid, high-energy, vastly entertaining show, performing original songs from their 16-year career along...

There is a certain symmetry to Shawn Camp playing Nashville’s historic Station Inn, where he recorded a live album in 2004. Some of the tracks from that album made the set list this week as well—”Travelin’ Teardrop Blues” and “My Love Will Not Change,” as well as three also included on his latest album Death of Sis Draper.

Camp dedicated the show on April 2 to...

It feels appropriate that Puscifer titled its fifth studio album “Normal Isn’t,” because there is nothing normal when it comes to seeing a Puscifer concert – and that’s exactly what makes it unique.

The show even started in bizarrely entertaining fashion, with comedian Dave Hill performing a 30-minute set. The comedian rode a bicycle onto the stage and immediately show...

There are concerts you go to, and there are concerts that remind you where everything came from.

Photo Credit: Chloe Catalan

We started the night the w...