No one can not say that there is nothing to do in Nashville for the next couple of months. Concerts and shows have been traveling a lot more through the city. Upcoming shows like Beyonce‘s “Mrs. Carter Tour“, Big Boi, Killer Mike, Big K.R.I.T., Lil, Wayne, T.I., Future, Justin Timberlake, and a lot more, people have more than enough to keep their attention in the music area.

The tour at hands comes from Mr. Mac Miller himself. “The Space Migration” tour will also include Chicago rapper, Chance The Rapper, Odd Future group, The Internet, and Vince Staples. This show is going to be one full of energy and surprises.
The show will take place at Marathon Music Works on July 1, so be sure to clear your schedule so that you can be in attendance. This will be one of those shows that you do not want to miss.
Tickets go on sale Friday, May 10. You can either purchase them through Marathon Music Works or Concert Wire.

If you’re not in the Nashville area, don’t fret because it’s a 38 city tour. Be sure to check the asterisks because some cities will include a different special guest like Earl Sweatshirt or Action Bronson. For the full tour dates and info, click here.

The actual show will be on Friday May 10th at 12th and Porter
The Line Up consist of Purpl Monk, Sofa Brown, D.O.U.G.H. , S.T.AN. , Young Quael Rikki Blu, Alocodaman, and Ro Marquez Doors open at 9pm with DJ CjDaKidd suppling music through out the night. There will be numerous giveaways and suprises through out the night from local clothing vendors, suprise artist guest, boutiques, and more. this is a show you do not want to miss.
Doors will be $5 21+ 10 for under 21 show is 18+
Shoe donations will also be taking at the door.

Vanderbilt University’s The Music Group  gears up for their annual Rites of Spring Music Festival by introducing their line-up to the masses. The annual festival is set to take place this year on Friday, April 19 and Saturday, April 20. While the show takes place on the lawn at Vanderbilt, the audience is wide-ranged and open to everyone. This year’s Rites of Spring Music Festival is set to feature American rock band NeedToBreathe, English producer/DJ Rusko, Jive/RCA recording artist Miguel, San Diego native band Delta Spirit, UTP rapper & New Orleans native Juvenile, and trap producer/DJ Baauer (who is known for his hit “Harlem Shake” trap mix). The festival also throws a quick uppercut by adding Nashville based musician Matt Kearney, Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors, as well as The Apache Relay. While this sounds like one heck of a lineup, you must act quickly and grab tickets ahead of time. As tickets went on sale today, you can purchase them at Vanderbilt or any Ticketmaster location. See pricing below.

TICKETS:

$30 – Student Tickets – One Ticket Per Vanderbilt Student (Only available at the Sarratt Student Center Box Office)
$40 – Vanderbilt Faculty/Staff– Two Tickets per Faculty/ Staff (Only available at the Sarratt Student Center Box Office)
$45 – Student Tickets – Purchased the week of the Show
$40 – Single Day Tickets
$50 – General Public Weekend Pass – Purchased in Advance
$60 – General Public Weekend Pass – Purchased the week of the Show

No Refunds will be given due to weather conditions or band cancellations.

The ASCAP Music Showcase of Nashville, TN is back! Big Fella enlists the 2nd installment of this hip hop, pop, and R&B enthused event on Wednesday, January 30th. Through an array of sponsors including Griffin Technology, Access4Artists, 2Lsonacloud, Breakonacloud, Not Just Country, and many more the event will feature the likes of the following artists:

•MARIYO DEON
•THE PATO COLLECTION
•CLASSIC WILLIAMS
•BLACK CATFISH
•SINCERE
•EBONY LOVE
•LIONS IN THE CITY

We urge you to get their early as door open at 8:00 PM (CST).Cost is 5.00

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As a rewind, check our the last ASCAP show footage we were able to provide thanks to A.Seldon!