How Dom J is elevating Nashville’s R&B music scene — and a visit to the Kinfolk writing camp.
The surprising depth of affection in Ashley Monroe’s “I Hate Nashville”
It may seem like Ashley Monroe is contradicting herself when she sings these emphatic sentiments nearly back to back: “Country music is the reason I’m alive. …But I hate Nashville.”
Music City’s benevolent mogul, Mike Curb
It might look like anything Mike Curb touches turns to gold. But he says he’s never been great at anything – just passionate. After more than 60 years in the record business, Curb is still looking for the next big hit. He’s also looking for a way to preserve the thing that brought him to […]
NashVillager Podcast: Capturing the story of Music Row
What can a new oral history project tell us about Nashville’s most unique neighborhood? Plus, the local news for April 3, 2025.
NashVillager Podcast: Performing rights
Who makes sure the songwriter gets paid when you stream your favorite song? Plus, the local news for March 20, 2025.
NashVillager Podcast: April 12, 2024
How is one Nashville university at the center of the next chapter in a storied neighborhood’s development?
Remembering ‘A-Team’ Guitarist And Music Row Pioneer Harold Bradley
A pioneering guitarist who played on hundreds of hits and helped lay the foundation for Nashville’s music business has died. Harold Bradley passed away in his sleep Thursday morning in Nashville at the age of 93.
After Delays, Nashville Pursues Ideas To Preserve Music Row
Listen Rapid change along Nashville’s Music Row has raised concerns among preservationists and the music industry that gave the area its name. But after about three years of slow going, Metro’s city planners and a group of Row leaders are finally making progress on specific new rules and incentives. The intent is to guide development […]
After Developer Takes Over Edgehill Park, Neighbors Complain And Plans Change
Listen Edgehill residents are celebrating a small victory. After a private developer took over most of a neighborhood park in Music Row, they complained the move was a new level of intrusion. But now, plans have changed. It’s a happy ending for the Edgehill neighborhood that — without any notice — saw their little community park get […]







