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A Space for Collective Grieving and Solidarity in Nashville
When you enter the “Watermelon Seeds” exhibit at Vanderbilt’s Begonia Labs, a nine-foot diptych dominates the space. The top panel depicts a woman and child, a weeping dove, and a person in military fatigues and a keffiyeh with a gold leaf disc behind their head. The enormous piece, flanked on either side by smaller triptychs, gives the impression that one has entered a chapel. That effect is no accident.
Preparing for extreme weather risk at Tennessee State Fair
LEBANON, Tenn. (WSMV) - More than 40,000 people are expected to deal with the heat, humidity and possible storms at the Wilson County – Tennessee State Fair on Friday night. Final touches were put on the midway in Lebanon through the afternoon before the gates opened for the second day of the fair at 5 p.m.
Nashville judge working to ensure domestic violence victims are protected under new law
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A judge with Nashville and Davidson County is trying to make sure domestic violence victims are protected under a new law. The law would not only monitor offenders but let their victims track them. The law, called the “Debbie and Marie Domestic Violence Protection Act”, went...
Teen charged in killing of Memphis man in drug-related shooting in Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A second suspect has been charged in the killing of a Memphis man in Nashville, according to the Metro Nashville Police Department. Police said 17-year-old Patrick Bragg is accused in the fatal shooting of London Montgomery on Hamilton Crossings. MNPD issued juvenile petitions for criminal homicide...
Safety concerns arise after shooting within blocks of Belmont University
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Over the weekend, Belmont University is busy with families moving students into dorms for their first year of college. While most parents were excited to send their kids off, Miranda Alt was nervous too. “My main fears are him making friends, getting acclimated, being without mom...
BRANTLEY GILBERT RELEASES “DIRTY MONEY” FEATURING JUSTIN MOORE FROM HIGHLY ANTICIPATED TATTOOS
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – With his seventh studio album arriving on September 13 via The Valory Music Co., multi-Platinum country rocker Brantley Gilbert releases the final preview of Tattoos with “Dirty Money” featuring Justin Moore, an industrial-strength anthem and a true blue-collar banger in tribute to the clean conscious that comes from a lifetime of sweat equity. Listen to “Dirty Money” HERE and pre-save/pre-order Tattoos HERE.
Middle Tennessee Food Truck Festival in Hendersonville Set For This Weekend
The Middle Tennessee Food Truck Festival presented by CheerVille is set to take place at Veterans Park in Hendersonville, TN, on August 17, 2024. This exciting event will bring together the region’s best food trucks, offering a wide array of delicious cuisines to satisfy every palate while benefiting Feed Sumner, a local charity providing food assistance and spiritual support to those in need in Sumner County!
Sounds Host Jumbo Shrimp in Final Homestand of Season
NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds play their last homestand in August against the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, an affiliate of the Miami Marlins. The series begins on Tuesday, August 20 and runs through Sunday, August 25. Listed below are the festivities and promotions for the opening series. Tuesday, August 20...
Hermès Signs Lease for Nashville Store
BOUND FOR MUSIC CITY: Hermès has signed a lease to open an 8,500-square-foot store in Nashville’s Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood.Hermès Maintains Its Double-digit Pace The lease was signed with AJ Capital Partners, a Nashville-based developer, which has been transforming 18 acres of mixed-use real estate in the neighborhood, which is located south of downtown Nashville. The Hermès shop, the French brand’s first in the state of Tennessee, is expected to open in the fall of 2025, according to the developer. “The Hermès boutique will be positioned within the historic May Hosiery Mills campus, an adaptive reuse of the South’s oldest hosiery mill, dating back to...
Popular Metro Nashville Public Schools programs return for another school year thanks to funding from Metro Budget
Mayor Freddie O’Connell is welcoming Metro Nashville Public Schools students back to the classroom and highlighting investments in MNPS student success. In both the unanimously passed Operating budget and Capital Spending Plan, Mayor O’Connell prioritized investments in education. O’Connell’s first operating budget included $18 million for new student...
Brantley Gilbert Adds To Katie Neal’s Taxidermy Collection.
This week, Brantley Gilbert offered a taxidermy sacrifice for Katie Neal’s new Audacy Nashville studio — a squirrel wearing a hat and riding a full-sized ram. “I have said, ‘Bring in the taxidermy your wife would not want in the house,’” Neal said. “And that is the pinnacle of what your wife would not want in the house.”
ADDITIONAL PERFORMERS AND PRESENTERS ANNOUNCED FOR THE 17TH ACM HONORS
ADDITIONAL PERFORMERS AND PRESENTERS ANNOUNCED FOR THE 17TH ACM HONORS. Lauren Alaina, Jason Aldean, Terri Clark, Jordan Davis, Jackson Dean, Kameron Marlowe, Carly Pearce, and Lee Ann Womack to Join Star-studded Lineup. ACM Honors Makes its Debut on Merit Street on Tuesday, September 24. Previously Announced Performers Include Eric Church,...
Did You Miss ‘CMT Giants: Alabama’? Here’s the Next Chance To Watch the Tribute
Wanting to honor the rich legacy of the country music group Alabama, CMT Giants decided there was no better place to host such an event than in Nashville. With Nashville sacred ground to country music, singers like Blake Shelton, Brad Paisley, Riley Green, and numerous others traveled to be part of the memorable evening. Even celebrities like Lionel Richie, Evander Holyfield, and Vince Gill took a moment to pay their respect to the group. Throughout the celebration, clips, interviews, and special performances showcased the rich history that accompanied Alabama throughout the decades. And while airing on August 15, those who missed the event still have a chance to see it.
CMA Changing Voting Process For Touring Awards.
The nomination window for the CMA Touring Awards opens today, but the CMA is adding a voting round before this year’s final ballot. After the nomination round, a second ballot will allow eligible CMA Professional voting members to vote for up to five candidates in each of the 20 award categories. A CMA Touring Awards Nominations Task Force will then review the 20 top vote recipients in each category to determine the finalists.
'A piece of me is gone': Family of Fisk University student killed calls for change
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — On Saturday, Aug. 3, two Fisk University students died following a suspected DUI crash in Madison. Now, we are learning more about one of the victims, 25-year-old Holly Wagner. Holly received her biology degree at Fish University, and had a whole life ahead of her....
Top Nashville Metro Arts staffers resign as future of arts grants remains uncertain
Three management-level staff members at Metro Arts stepped down at an Arts Commission meeting Thursday. One by one, Communications Manager Daryn Jackson, Public Art Manager Jessica Ingram, and Finance and Operations Director Christiana Afotey announced their resignations. The commissioners barely reacted, other than thanking the staff members for their work.
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