Lady Antebellum- Thursday June 6 10:30 AM on CMA Close Up Stage (Fan Fair X) and Friday June 7 10:00 PM on LP Field
Hudson Moore-Thursday June 6 1-2 PM Autograph Signing at Digital Rodeo Booth, Thursday June 6 7:00 PM Wildhorse Saloon, and Friday June 7 11:00 AM on Transition Performance Park
Kelleigh Bannen-Saturday June 8 3:15 PM on Bud Light Stage at Bridgestone Arena
American Young-Tuesday June 4 5:30 at Yazoo Brewery, Tuesday June 4 7:00 PM Tin Roof, and Thursday June 6 3:00 PM at Whiskey Bent Saloon
The Henningsens-Wednesday June 5 12:30 PM on Chevrolet Riverfront Stage
Sara Haze-Friday June 7 1:30 PM on AT&T Showcase Stage (Fan Fair X)
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CMA Fest
Lady Antebellum- Thursday June 6 10:30 AM on CMA Close Up Stage (Fan Fair X) and Friday June 7 10:00 PM on LP Field
Hudson Moore-Thursday June 6 1-2 PM Autograph Signing at Digital Rodeo Booth, Thursday June 6 7:00 PM Wildhorse Saloon, and Friday June 7 11:00 AM on Transition Performance Park
Kelleigh Bannen-Saturday June 8 3:15 PM on Bud Light Stage at Bridgestone Arena
American Young-Tuesday June 4 5:30 at Yazoo Brewery, Tuesday June 4 7:00 PM Tin Roof, and Thursday June 6 3:00 PM at Whiskey Bent Saloon
The Henningsens-Wednesday June 5 12:30 PM on Chevrolet Riverfront Stage
Sara Haze-Friday June 7 1:30 PM on AT&T Showcase Stage (Fan Fair X)
Look for when and where your other favorite artist will be playing here. 
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Hudson Moore “Doin’ Just Fine”
Behind the scenes video from Hudson Moore’s “Doin’ Just Fine.”
Bluebird Cafe
Tay Barton will be performing at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, TN on April 18th. Tickets go on sale April 11th be sure to get yours! Visit bluebirdcafe.com for more info.
Tay Barton- Calls for Kids Telecast
Saturday April 13th Tay Barton will be participating in the Ronald McDonald House charity, Calls for Kids Telecast. The phone numbers for the Telecast Phone Bank are 615/322-7900for the Nashville area and 866/766-9933toll-free outside the Nashville area.Tay’s schedule is 8:30-10pm.
The House is hosting the event, which will highlight RMHC of Nashville families and community organizations that support the charity.
According to a news release issued by RMHC of Nashville, the Telecast will be broadcast live from 7 to 10 p.m. on WKRN, Nashville’s News 2. It will also be streamed live on the WKRN website. The Telecast will be hosted by Nashville’s News 2 personalities Neil Orne, Lisa Patton, Samantha Fisher and Justin Bruce.
Proceeds from the Telecast support the 32-bedroom Ronald McDonald House and the Ronald McDonald Family Room, located on the fifth floor of the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, the release said. The funds make it possible for RMHC of Nashville to serve all families, regardless of their ability to pay anything to stay, the release said.
“Our annual ‘Calls for Kids’ Telecast aims to raise funds and include the Greater Nashville community in the experience of the programs of RMHC of Nashville,” Elizabeth Piercy, RMHC of Nashville executive director, stated in the release. “This year, we hope to gain more recognition and attention through the touching stories of all our families.”
During the Telecast, local celebrities, community leaders and volunteers field phone calls from donors. Contributions can be made during the event by calling 615-322-7900 or 866-766-9933 or online at www.rmhcnashville.com.
This Week at Skyville
On Wednesday night Skyville’s own Kelsey Matthews, Emma White and Alex Gallagher played a 35 minute set at The Basement here in Nashville, Tennessee. The trio said The Basement is a great venue and that they were welcome by a receptive crowd. Kelsey, Emma and Alex are at the office today rehearsing for their next show on Saturday night!
What: Open Mic @ Otters Chicken
When: Saturday March 16th
Where: Otter’s Chicken
1528 Demonbreun
Nashville TN 37203
Locked Out Of Heaven
Check out this cover of Bruno Mars’ Locked Out of Heaven from Kelsey Mathews.
http://youtu.be/2jh1TeIQJCY
Things Change
Somethings may look familiar. Ella Mae Bowen and band rehearse here at Skyville every week.
http://www.fox17.com/newsroom/top_stories/videos/wztv_vid_16719.shtml
This full band rehearsal isn’t your typical Music Row set up. Ella Mae Bowen is signed to Big Machine Records -which is the label home of artists like Taylor Swift and Tim McGraw.
She’s working on her debut album, but the guys playing and singing background vocals aren’t a professional band or studio musicians, they are college students at Belmont University.
“I never would have dreamed I would be able to audition for an artist singed to Big Machine” says Junior Bryce Cain.
Ella Mae and her manager came up for the idea when she was searching for a band. “Instead of filing or answering phones they could play music which is what they came to school to do” says Ella Mae’s manager, Tracy Gershon.
“You learn everything in class, teachers make it sound easy, you study it, make an A on a test., but until you see it and do it it’s different” says Cain.
The opportunity to be hands on is actually a win win.
Ella Mae says she is learning too. “I’ve always been a writer and singing and performing go hand and hand, but as far as s working with a band, I felt behind the curb, so this has been great” she says.
The four interns were narrowed down from 20 who auditioned for this rare opportunity.
“I woke up and got the email in my box and was like ummm I am in the coolest band ever” says Cain.
They must complete at least 10 hours a week, but usually volunteer for much more.
After all, it’s not everyday you get to hear songs being considered for an album, or play a last minute major label gig.
“All the things I learn in class I can apply to relay world as a band that is signed to a label” says Cain.
“They are insiders as to everything going on, first to hear new songs when bring them from the writing room. They find out first because for now they are my band” says Ella Mae.
“Golden”
Nashville, TN – Feb. 19, 2013 – From Good Morning America’s New York
City studio this morning, seven-time GRAMMY winning trio Lady Antebellum
announced the release of their fourth Capitol Nashville studio album GOLDEN,
available in stores on May 7.
“This album feels to me like one of those that from start to finish could be a good
road-trip record and that’s what we wanted,” said Lady A’s Charles Kelley. “It’s
one of the reasons why the term ‘golden’ was kind of cool. I think about road
trips and driving down the road with those little streaks of sunshine popping
through the trees, especially at sunset. ‘Golden’…it just gives you this warm,
easy feeling.”
“Writing and recording this record really took us back to when we first met each
other,” added Hillary Scott. “When I first met the boys, we spent a lot of time
around the piano at the house they lived in at the time. We didn’t really know
each other at all, but there was still some magic and then the harmonies – that’s
how it all started – that blend of our voices and that blend of our songwriting craft.
So, it’s exciting that even on our fourth record, we can still find that.”
“The word ‘golden’ to me conjures up a lot of pictures,” continued Dave
Haywood. “In the title track, it depicts driving down the road at sunset but, to me,
it also depicts a special time in our career…a ‘golden,’ special time for us. We
definitely want to value this time in our careers because it’s such a treasure that
we can still sit in a room and write songs together. I personally feel so humbled to
still be making records that people are excited to hear.”
The new album’s lead single “Downtown” already stormed the Country radio
charts, becoming the trio’s career highest charting debut. People noted “this
preview of Lady A’s next album is slinky, sexy fun…crazy-catchy and downright
soulful.”
Lady A’s previous three studio albums have paved the way for GOLDEN, which
follows over 11 million album sales, six career No. one hits and seven GRAMMY
awards. Last year alone, more than one million fans in over 11 countries
welcomed the ACM and CMA award-winning trio on their headlining tour.
Kelleigh Bannen on CMT’s Listen Up
Kelleigh Bannen chats about her debut single and the toxic combination of drinking and cell phones.
http://www.cmt.com/videos/interview/kelleigh-bannen/857360/interview-sorry-on-the-rocks-listen-up.jhtml
