Last Tuesday, a new kind of writers round came to downtown Nashville.
By now, you might know that Underground Music Collective shows some love back home in Bethlehem, PA by presenting the Lehigh Valley Underground First Friday Concert Series alongside SouthSide Arts District.
It was a Monday night in Nashville. And, just like any night in Music City, variety was all around us — even in the same room.
Kara Frazier is making quite a name for herself in Nashville. The Jacksonville, Florida native has spent a good deal of time in Nashville with GRAMMY-winning songwriter and producer Shannon Sanders, who is known for his work with the likes of John Legend, India Arie, and P!nk.
On Sunday night, eastern Pennsylvania came out in celebration of local music and community at the 20th Annual Lehigh Valley Music Awards, held inside Musikfest Cafe at the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks in Bethlehem, PA.
Nashville-based singer-songwriter Leah Nobel recently released her full-length album, “Running in Borrowed Shoes,” as an exploration of the human condition. The 10-track offering is the culmination of 100 interviews Nobel conducted with individuals of all ages, social statuses, and orientations, dealing with topics including (but not limited to) love, nature, war, and the essence of life itself.
This project was undertaken in an effort to reveal a simple truth: We have more in common than we think.
Heading into the final month of winter, we’ll have a warm welcome back home for another fresh #LVUFirstFriday lineup.
Monday night in Nashville means it’s time to party.
When I was getting ready to make the move to Nashville, I heard this a few times from friends back in PA.