Coming Up: Lauren Calve at The Nick
Experience typically precedes songwriting, but for Calve, the songs on her new album, Shift, signal changes she had yet to go through.
Coming Up: Sound & Shape at The Nick
Sound & Shape frontman and guitarist Ryan Caudle speaks about adjusting the recording process post-COVID and returning to the road after two years.
Coming Up: EG Vines
After a stint in The Bandoliers, Vines reintroduces himself as a solo artist steeped in the influence of the region’s Americana legacy with flashes of alternative and indie rock.
Coming Up: Church Girls at The Nick
This Sunday, January 20, go to Church Girls or the devil will get you!
Coming Up: The Rotten Mangos
Between their Revolver-esque vocals and their faithfully trippy guitar/drum combo, The Rotten Mangos take listeners back to the Summer of Love, if the summer of 1967 occurred in present-day Austin, Texas. On Tuesday, January 23, the psychedelic group will play at The Nick in Birmingham.
A Place Both Wonderful and Strange
Part noise pop, part performance art, A Place Both Wonderful and Strange explore the dark and mysterious through their composition and delivery. Drawing inspiration from the work of director David Lynch, the metaphysical artists come to The Nick on August 15.
Coming Up: Swanky Tiger
New York’s Swanky Tiger carries on the best parts of ‘80s sleaze and hard rock while forging ahead with the vitality of a modern band. They’ve got guts, a new EP called Mechanical Nightmares, and a date at The Nick on July 26.
Coming Up: Sweettalker at The Nick
Nashville’s Sweettalker brings riffy rock n’ roll to The Nick this Saturday. Since forming in 2015,the band has already released a few attention-grabbing singles, including their first success, “Jenny.”
Coming Up: Empty Atlas
Jackson rockers Empty Atlas play The Nick on July 1. Drawing for Greek Mythology, Mississippi storytelling, and a few contemporary influences, the group will perform material from their new album, Hestia.
Tonight: Radiator King at The Nick
Brooklyn folk/punk rocker Radiator King plays The Nick tonight. We speak with singer Adam Silvestri about the writing, the psychedelic vibes of the latest album, and his native Boston.