Remains of September | Here’s Everything We Missed

Fall is in full swing (and it’s finally starting to feel like it) and we’re already a week into October. This is, inarguably, the busiest time of year for music, whether it be shows, announcements, or releases, and, while we try to bring you every bit of news and content that comes our way, it’s inevitable that some things will occasionally fall by the wayside. Rather than live you in the dark, we wanted to continue our new month tradition of bringing you up to speed on everything you might have missed last month. While you keep enjoying October, check out the Remains of September…

• Electro garage rockers Sol Cat premiered an amazing new video for their latest single, “Body Like That.”

• Local roots/Americana rockers The Vespers added to Noah Gundersen‘s Nov. 11 performance at Cannery Ballroom with Owen Beverly. Grab tickets and find out more here.

• A new Caitlin Rose track, co-written by the Vaccines’ Justin Hayward Young, surfaced online.

• Augustana announced a Dec. 20 return to Cannery Ballroom. Tickets are available now!

• Bleachers stopped by the Late Show with David Letterman to perform “Rollercoaster.” You can catch the fun. offshoot Oct. 29 at Cannery Ballroom with Wild Cub.

• Against Me! frontwoman Laura Jane Grace contributed a “10 Questions It’s Never Ok To Ask A Transgender Person” feature to Buzzfeed ahead of the group’s Oct. 8 Marathon Music Works show with The Gaslight Anthem.

• Metal act Mastodon premiered a twerking filled music video for latest single “The Motherload.” You can catch them live Nov. 6 at Marathon Music Works!

• Seattle’s The Dutchess and the Duke announced an Oct. 10 reunion show at Third Man Records! You can find out more about it right here.

• Local indie/electronic artist HalfNoise premiered his long-awaited debut full-length album, Volcano Crowe. Listen to it in full below, and purchase here.

• First Aid Kit performed their single “My Silver Lining” on UK late night program Later… with Jools Holland. You can catch the Swedish group live when they make their headlining debut Oct. 29 at The Ryman.

• Pop rockers Maroon 5 announced a Feb. 27 show at Bridgestone Arena with Magic! and Rozzi Crane, and tickets are available now!

• Local rapper on the rise Starlito premiered a a music video for new track “Mood Swings and Mrs.” Watch below!

• Following the departure of drummer Gavin McDonald, Paper Route rescheduled their planned Oct. 10 performance at Exit/In to Dec. 12. Tickets are available here.

• Pujol released a reworked version of his debut album, United States of Being, dubbed Reunited States of Being, for Cassette Store Day! You can catch him live Oct. 28 at The Stone Fox with Screaming Females.
  

• Ahead of their show this month at Marathon Music Works, Strokes offshoot Julian Casablancas+The Voidz stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform “Where No Eagles Fly.”

• Acclaimed singer-songwriter John Mellancamp announced a Jan. 27 performance at The Ryman. Head here for more info.

• Kink Ador debuted a new Brooklyn-filmed music video for their single “Hold On Tight.” Watch it below!

• Local electro rockers Five Knives were announced as support for Icona Pop’s fall tour; however, no Nashville dates have been added.

• Mystery Twins released a new EP, I’m Not Like Everybody Else, for Cassette Store Day. Stream it below!

• Death From Above 1979 performed new single “Trainwreck 1979” on Late Show with David Letterman! Watch it below, and catch them live Nov. 4 at Marathon Music Works.

• Breakout artist Hozier announced a March 14 show at The Ryman, but it already sold out. Maybe we can hope for a second night to be added?

• Local satirical butt rock band LazerSnake premiered a music video for “Virgins Up In Space,” and it’s as funny and ridiculous as you would expect.

• Eclectic Philadelphia punk outfit Restorations announced a Nov. 4 show at The High Watt with The Smith Street Band. Grab your tickets and find out more right here.

• Ahead of his show next month at 3rd & Lindsely, Andrew McMahon premiered several new singles from his upcoming EP, Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness.

• Third Man announced the second and final volume of its The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records comprehensive box set.

• The New Pornographers stopped by the Late Show with David Letterman to perform “Brill Bruisers” ahead of their Nov. 4 show at Cannery Ballroom!

• Local rapper Yelawolf released a new lyric video for “Till It’s Gone.” You can catch him live Dec. 21 at Marathon Music Works! Details here.

• Jukebox the Ghost announced a Nov. 6 show at Exit/In with Mike Mains & the Branches, and tickets are on sale now!

• Alanna Royale released their long-awaited debut album, Achilles. Stream it below, and be sure to buy a copy if you dig it as much as we do!

• Indie pop group Givers announced an Oct. 21 show at Exit/In with Kind Cousin, and tickets are available now!

• Recent Grand Ole Opry inductees Old Crow Medicine Show performed new single “Brushy Mountain Conjugal Trailer” on Conan.

• Local rockers Fly Golden Eagle premiered a new video for “Horse’s Mouth” ahead of their new album, Quartz Bijou.

• Indie folk act Trampled by Turtles announced a Feb. 7 date at The Ryman. Details and tickets are available here.

• Ahead of his Nov. 20 headlining debut at The Ryman, local singer-songwriter Justin Townes Earle stopped by NPR to perform for their “Tiny Desk” series.

• Shovels & Rope performed “The Devil Is All Around” at their Grande Ole Opry debut and on Conan. You can catch the duo’s first headlining date at The Ryman on Feb. 14.