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Pop-Rap artist and songwriter, Bingx, is bringing his rockin’ music to the Basement East in Nashville, TN Thursday, August 10. Fans can expect a powerful, high-energy show with many songs from his sophomore project, My E.G.O., like “Missing You,” and “Numbers Up.” Bingx has been on the the road all summer opening for Jarren Benton on the nationwide Mink Coat Killa Tour 2017.Doors open at 8pm and tickets start at $10 for ages 21 and up. For additional information visit
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BINGX is a musician born and raised in Seattle that writes, sings, raps, mixes, and produces his own music. He credits Eminem, Third Eye Blind, Bone Thugs n Harmony, Drake, Justin Timberlake, and many more for having an influence on him. His latest upcoming project, MY E.G.O., follows two previous releases, his 1st album *2012— entitled “In The L.A.B. (Life’s A Battlefield) and his 2nd album *2013— entitled “Lift me Up.”
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Honeyboy and Boots is the featured guest on this the 12th episode of The Nashville Rocks Podcast with Jason Coleman. They share how Boots got into stomping to add a special dynamic to their music. They share tracks from Waiting On A Song, Waiting on a Song and The Ballad of Vinnie C. Plus, we have a special track recorded live in the Nashville Rocks Studios, We Played On FREE in the Nashville Rocks store. And we talk about their debut CD that will possibly re-release called Mississippi Duo.You can download The Nashville Rocks Studios track of We Played On FREE here.
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Kayla Calabrese is the featured guest on this the 11th episode of The Nashville Rocks Podcast with Jason Coleman. Kayla hails from New Jersey, but is now a Nashville, TN resident and making waves in the industry. She has a new EP launching now on iTunes and other outlets. She’s written and been produced by Kent Wells and has cowritten with and been courted by some of Nashville’s finest writers. Now releasing her single, GIVE, Kayla shares three tracks with us including her single and talks about how she got such a great start in the business.
Celebrate independent music on this 11th episode of The Nashville Rocks Podcast with Jason Coleman.
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is the first album from Trisha since her 2007’s Grammy-nominated “Heaven Heartache and the Power of Love.” ” It’s a song on the album that is about beating the odds and winning and fighting no matter what,” Yearwood said of the album’s title track. “I think it’s a message we all need to hear.”
Yearwood’s latest album, “Prizefighter: Hit After Hit,” features a mixture of re-recorded and new songs. In addition to a new album, she’s touring with husband Garth Brooks and working on the next season of her Food Network cooking show.
“I grew up loving songs that moved me,” said Lee Brice. “I grew up in church. So for the most part, you’re singing songs that are trying to put across a message.
“Then as I started to play in college, I did the parties and played in the bars,” he continued. “I started hearing music like (Garth Brooks’) ‘Ain’t Goin’ Down (Till the Sun Comes Up)’ and Hank Jr. That became more of who I was, along with Guns N’ Roses and Aerosmith. There are two sides to me. I wanted to be able to show both of them.”
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Brice’s affinity for both the soulful ballad and the uptempo rocker is evident on his third Curb album, I Don’t Dance, releasing Sept. 9. Read more →