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  • 2 days ago | nashvillescene.com | Addie Moore

    Singer-songwriter and Friendship Commanders member Buick Audra tells more truths directly from her own back pages on her latest solo album Adult Child, self-released June 13. She paints vivid lyrical pictures with differing sonic palettes, from a cappella (“Losing My Courage”) to acoustic (“Firstborn”) and spoken-word (“A List”).

  • Mar 17, 2025 | nashvillescene.com | Addie Moore

    OmenBringer wowed a packed Exit/In Friday —  one night after the moon turned a foreboding sanguine shade prior to the total lunar eclipse — with a healthy dose of the home-brewed theatrics and undeniably catchy metal anthems that are powering their grassroots rise. Their set capped off a strong three-band bill as heavy rock ’n’ roll briefly reclaimed the historic Rock Block. Local power trio Karma Vulture’s “desert rock” blend of stoner rock, grunge and classic heavy metal opened the evening.

  • Mar 12, 2025 | nashvillescene.com | Addie Moore

    Playing 8 p.m. Friday, March 14, at Exit/InWhen vocalist and lyricist Molly Marie Kent plotted the grassroots rise of OmenBringer during the COVID-19 lockdown, she dreamed of making metal shows in Nashville more gender-inclusive with a band that’s danceable and accessible yet witchy and heavy. “We have all types of ladies that come to our shows,” Kent says. “We have straight gals, queer gals, trans gals. We try to get all of them up to the front of the stage.

  • Oct 21, 2024 | wideopencountry.com | Addie Moore |Brittany Vincent

    Country music has a rich history of Christmas songs, from Gene Autry's 1947 co-write "Here Comes Santa Claus" and country-adjacent folk singer Burl Ives' "A Holly Jolly Christmas" to more recent holiday music classics by Kacey Musgraves, Carrie Underwood and other 21st century stars. It has a way of worming into our souls and warming them in ways so many other contemporary songs just can't. It scratches that itch for nostalgia and a simpler way of life.

  • Mar 11, 2024 | wideopencountry.com | Addie Moore

    Post Malone's slow but steady shift to country music continued on Saturday (March 9) during his headlining gig at the American Rodeo in Arlington, Texas. That night Post Malone —real name Austin Richard Post— sang the late Toby Keith's "As Good As I Once Was" as a solo, acoustic number. Fan-shot footage of the Keith tribute made it onto social media, with one of the best clips being the YouTube upload below. Like most, Post Malone can't match Keith's baritone delivery.

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