Nashville's rising underground show scene
From This Is Nashville · 50:03
Show by WPLN News - Nashville Public Radio
We’re a city of countless stages. But makeshift venues and DIY concerts are on the rise.Blame the cost of living or blame the cut venue owners take from artists, but house shows are having a moment. Have you been to one? Played at one? Tried to go to sleep as one is bumping next door? We’re having a community conversation about the underground music scene. How it’s appealing to touring musicians. And how some efforts are being made to bridge the cultural gaps that exist between our neighborhoods. We’re taking your calls. It’s a roundabout on DIY house shows.This episode was produced by Josh Deepan.Guests: Audrey Gibbs, Tennessean Music Reporter Erin Anderson, Independent Aritst Manager Andres Ahogado, Musician and DJ Ash Richter, House Show Host Glancy Piper Osborne, Musician, MTSU Student
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