No Country in a Nutshell: The Weekly Recap | 11.12-11.18

It’s been a busy week here at No Country! In case you missed it, here’s a recap of what we covered:

• NEWS: JEFF the Brotherhood performed on Conan.
• NEWS: The first wave of SXSW announcements included several Nashville artists.
• NEWS: Jeff Mangum announced a full U.S. tour, including a stop in Knoxville.
• NEWS: Morrissey announced a show at the Ryman.
• REVIEW/INTERVIEW: Machines Are People Too at The High Watt
• FEATURE: This Weekend In Nashville: Our contributors highlighted our favorite weekend shows.
• FEATURE: New Release Spotlight: We rounded up the best new music in two parts: here and here.
• SHOW: Dr. Dog, Cotton Jones, and Ri¢hie played at Marathon Music Works.
• SHOW: Boys Like Girls, Bridgit Mendler, and Megan & Liz played a charity benefit at The Rutledge.
• SHOW: Pinback and Solos played at Exit/In.
• SHOW: Paper Route, Canon Blue, and The Last Bison played at 3rd and Lindsley.
• SHOW: East Nashville Underground took place Friday, Saturday afternoon, and Saturday evening.
• SHOW: Roky Erickson & The Hounds of Baskerville played the Exit/In with Nude Beach.
• SHOW: Other Lives and Indians played at 3rd and Lindsley.
• SHOW: The Belcourt Theatre screened Led Zeppelin: Celebration Day.
• SHOW: An East Nashville Underground themed 8 off 8th took place at The High Watt.
• CONTEST: No Country gave away a pair of Morrissey tickets to one lucky winner.
  

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