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Nashville musician Matt Daughtry was singing a classic from 1969 — The Band's "Up On Cripple Creek" — outside Exit/In on Wednesday afternoon, as a crowd gathered to support a musical institution that's been around almost as long. Last week, the building that holds Exit/In — a 50-year-old rock club that's among Nashville's most iconic venues — went under contract to be sold to AJ Capital Partners, a Chicago-based developer. Since then, Exit/In owner Chris Cobb has launched a crowdfunding campaign to buy the property from its future owners. At Wednesday's gathering, Cobb and his wi...

Metro Councilmembers Speak Up on Behalf of Exit/In See photos from Wednesday's press conference in support of preserving the 50-year-old venue, whose property is under contract Share As a warm breeze blew down Elliston Place on Wednesday afternoon, the planned press conference in front of Exit/In became something of a late-pandemic block party. Several dozen masked folks standing about six feet apart bobbed and swayed to roots-rock outfit Matt Daughtry and Friends, who soul singer A.J. Eason recruited to play a few tunes to warm up the audience. Since March 2020, no on...

Nashville SC appoints Black-owned firms to build training complex in Antioch Drake Hills, Nashville Tennessean While its soccer stadium at the Nashville fairgrounds continues to be assembled, Nashville SC reached the next chapter Tuesday in the construction of its future training facility.  Nashville SC is set to announce Pinnacle Construction Partners and Moody Nolan — two Black-owned entities — as the construction and architect firms responsible for building the club's 15-acre training complex at Century Farms in Antioch. © George Walker IV / Tennessean.com Nash...

Most Nashville council members call for firing of health chief Dr. Michael Caldwell after discrimination allegations Yihyun Jeong, Nashville Tennessean Replay Video UP NEXT More than half of the Metro Council is calling on the Nashville board of health to dismiss the city's health chief following an investigation into claims of sexist and discriminatory behavior.  Twenty-one council members signed on to a letter Thursday to ask the Metro Board of Health to remove Dr. Michael Caldwell from his position, claiming the recent city investigation is further proof he is not fit to...