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Highlights from the final run of shows before the beloved Elliston Place club comes under new management

Limited run of Heavy Days and We Are the Champions available for preorder

Catching up with singer-bassist Ryan Jennings ahead of the release party for Teddy and the Rough Riders

The art crawl closes out the year with an anniversary, a new gallery and artsy gifting galore

The local heroes Thanksgiving eve gig, supported by Snooper and Kent Osborne, turns back the clock while looking forward

Tickets are on sale now for the longtime psych punks first local show in more than two years

JEFF the Brotherhood’s ‘Garbage Man’ Is Infinity Cat’s Final New Release Preorder the 7-inch from the iCat site Tweet In his 2012 cover story, former  Scene music editor Steve Haruch pinpointed the launch of beloved local indie label Infinity Cat Recordings. On July 20, 2002, Jake and Jamin Orrall’s pre-JEFF the Brotherhood trio The Sex recorded their performance at (now very-long-gone venue) Guido’s Pizzeria and sold preorders ...

Tweet Editor’s note : In an occasional series called Through Lines, we’re taking a look back at records that help tell the evolving story of Nashville music, one decade at a time. Our installment on the 2000s comes to us from former Scene music editor Tracy Moore, who called on a variety of contributing writers to discuss a wide range of releases from the decade. Also see our installments on the 1970s, the 1980s and the 1990s. Nashville music fans faced an increasingly frustrating ...

Tweet Robert Ellis Orrall in his art shack studioPhoto: Mark Peterson/Redux Music Row’s long history of commercial country hits is synonymous with many icons recognizable by just their first names — Dolly, Patsy, Johnny, Hank. But thrice-named singer, songwriter, producer, label owner and painter Robert Ellis Orrall is emblematic of the irreverent, eccentric spirit that has helped forge Nashville’s contemporary independent music scene. After coming of age in his native Ma...