The Music City Review

This month Arrington will be hosting their jazz concerts at the Pavilion Tent rather than the regular Hillside Stage. Food will be available from Simply Living Life.

The Analog continues its Analog Soul series, featuring some of the city’s most promising emerging talent who are redefining soul music. All shows feature Will Davenport and select other artists. These shows are 21+.

This five-piece band is heavily influenced by classic jazz cutting-edge artists like Thelonius Monk, Wes Montgomery, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, and more. The band consists of Brian Cornish on saxophone, Regi Wooten on bass, Daryl Johnson on drums, Adam CharneyRead More

One of Belmont’s Small Groups combines with the Jazz String Septet to combine classical traditions with jazz and other popular styles.

One of Nashville’s preeminent guitar talents will perform several times at the Underdog. More blues and country than jazz, Trapp’s intricate and highly technical guitar playing will surely interest those who love the technicality of jazz music. His trio featuresRead More

A favorite on the Nashville Latin and jazz scene, multi-instrumentalist Giovanni Rodriguez presents an electric night of salsa, along with his band consisting of Rodriguez (timbales/vocals), Melvin Macias (piano/vocals), Yosvany Cordero (congo/bongo), Michael S. Morton (flute/vocals), and Isoel Villarrubia (bass).

Vocalist Sarah Jane Nelson combines influences from country, jazz, blues, and musical theater for a unique voice that has earned her descriptions as a “knock-‘em dead singer,” “sultry jazz goddess,” and “a first rate singer”.

Coming from a distinctly talented musical family, Regi Wooten is one of the most innovative and dynamic musicians on the scene today, pushing the boundaries of the traditional genres. Equally at home playing Hendrix as Wes Montgomery, Wooten assembles aRead More

February Highlight! The Siren of the South presents a special Valentine’s Day performance, with four opportunities to catch the show. Featuring sultry ballads of love and murder, this show is sure to have something for everyone, whether you love orRead More

A vibraphone trio playing a mix of originals, jazz standards, and works from modern jazz composers.

February Highlight! The Siren of the South presents a special Valentine’s Day performance, with four opportunities to catch the show. Featuring sultry ballads of love and murder, this show is sure to have something for everyone, whether you love orRead More

This month Arrington will be hosting their jazz concerts at the Pavilion Tent rather than the regular Hillside Stage. Food will be available from Simply Living Life.

February Highlight! The Siren of the South presents a special Valentine’s Day performance, with four opportunities to catch the show. Featuring sultry ballads of love and murder, this show is sure to have something for everyone, whether you love orRead More

This month Arrington will be hosting their jazz concerts at the Pavilion Tent rather than the regular Hillside Stage. Food will be available from Simply Living Life.

February Highlight!  Two of Nashville’s most in-demand trombonists join together for a special trombone-centric show. Both of these names have performed with some of music’s biggest names, including Dan and Shay, Frankie Valli, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Esperanza Spalding, andRead More

Acclaimed video game composer Steve Pardo brings his quartet to the Cave for a rather unique performance. Just off his latest release, DOS, both a musical release and video game, Pardo and his band will present an interactive live performance,Read More

One of Nashville’s most active and accomplished saxophonists, Aliquo will be leading performances several times this month, both in trio and quartet format.

Popular Nashville bassist Jacob Jezioro offers two performances as leader this month. His trio features David Williford on sax and John Westbwerry on drums.