The hottest ticket in town right now is for a movie: “The Odyssey” is in theaters. And there is only one screen in all of Nashville where you can see it as director Christopher Nolan intended, in 70 millimeter IMAX.
Nashville chef influencer sizzles with local burger reviews
It’s Burger Week in Nashville. Sixty restaurants around town are offering burgers for just $8 and competing for votes. And in the past year, one Nashville Burger influencer has been bringing business to local burger joints.
Banjo virtuoso Tray Wellington has been honing his bars
The award-winning banjo player and producer Tray Wellington is known for breaking boundaries, infusing folk and bluegrass with jazz elasticity. His new album finds him flexing his hip-hop fluency.
Listen closely, and it’s Nashville student musicians in football video game soundtrack
College football season will be here soon, and the latest College Football 2027 video game soundtrack owes a lot to Nashville.
Why new revelations about the training of AI music models hit close to home
Musicians are expressing alarm at finding their music listed in sets of data that might’ve been used to train AI models. The Atlantic’s AI watchdog project ignited the conversation and Nashville-based digital strategist and songwriter Charles Alexander weighs in with senior music writer Jewly Hight.
What Where When-sday: Let Freedom Sing! Music City
Let Freedom Sing! Music City is one of the ways Nashville is honoring America 250th. The free, two day fest taking place on Friday (July 3) and Saturday (July 4).
Inside country legend Alan Jackson’s triumphant finale concert
Country music legend Alan Jackson has ended his touring career with a show featuring performances by top country stars like Carrie Underwood and Luke Combs. Jackson, who has sold over 60 million records, has been battling a degenerative nerve condition.
Trump axed a Black history exhibit. Former park rangers are teaching it anyway.
As the U.S. prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, former national park rangers are hosting teach-ins and sharing history that the Trump administration has sought to erase from federal land.
Founder of Tennessee Tribune newspaper Rosetta Miller-Perry has died
The founder and publisher of the longest-running African American newspaper in Nashville has died. Rosetta Miller-Perry was 91.
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