No Country in a Nutshell: The Weekly Recap | 8.25-8.31

The last full week of August was a busy one. So busy, in fact, that our coverage spilled over into this lengthy monthlong recap post. Between fall show announcements, the beginning and end of festivals and concert series, Best of Nashville voting, another installment of our Acme Feed & Seed Showcase, a new episode of our podcast with John Davis (The Lees of Memory, ex-Superdrag), video and album releases, and more, we wouldn’t blame you if you missed some of our coverage. Luckily, we’ve recapped it all below, so catch up on everything we covered last week on the site, before you dive headfirst into September:

• NO COUNTRY PRESENTS: Moon Age and Willie & The Giant | Tuesday, Sept. 2 at Acme Feed & Seed
• NO COUNTRY FOR NEW NASHVILLE PODCAST: Episode 6: Superdrag / The Lees of Memory
• BEST OF NASHVILLE: In honor of another year of Best of Nashville voting, we published a list of our staff’s picks (and asked that you consider us once again this year).
• NEWS: The new owners of historic RCA Studio A announced that the building is all but certain to be demolished.
• NEWS: The final lineup of presenters and performers was announced for this year’s Americana Music Awards.
• NEWS: Justin Townes Earle announced fall show at The Ryman with Cory Branan.
• NEWS: Black Belles’ frontwoman Olivia Jean announced her solo debut, Bathtub Love Killings, through Third Man Records.
• REVIEW: We reviewed a very rainy Live on the Green with Capital Cities, The Features, and All Them Witches (w/ PHOTOS).
• REVIEW: We went to The Stone Fox to catch Sonny & The Sunsets with Cheap Time and Fox Fun.
• REVIEW: We brought you a recap of our latest showcase at Acme Feed & Seed, featuring *repeat repeat and Pang (w/ PHOTOS).
• REVIEW: We caught Les Claypool’s Duo de Twang at 3rd & Lindsley with Reformed Whores (w/ PHOTOS).
• REVIEW: We checked out Old Crow Medicine Show with Shovels & Rope at The Woods at Fontanel (w/ PHOTOS).
• FEATURE: This Weekend in Nashville: Our staff highlighted the weekend’s best show picks.
• FEATURE: Ahead of this year’s Muddy Roots Music Festival, we ran down our picks for the must-see bands of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
• SHOW: The annual Bitchfest took place at Charlie Bob’s.
• SHOW: The Clean played The Stone Fox with Boogarins.
• SHOW: Live on the Green continued with Capital Cities, The Features, and All Them Witches.
• SHOW: Feedback Revival performed at The Stone Fox with Ancient Warfare and Bear Medicine.
• SHOW: A Mile Rising performed at Daisy Dukes.
• RELEASE: The Grayces released a new single, “Do It To Me,” ahead of the fall release of their new album.
• RELEASE: Death From Above 1979 premiered another new single, the rowdy “Government Trash.”
• RELEASE: Humming House released a killer live album, Humming House Party!
• RELEASE: The Coolin’ System released a new album, Refrigerate After Opening, and streamed a single, “Jungle Juice.”
• STREAM: Interpol made their upcoming album, El Pintor, available to stream early, ahead of their fall show at Marathon Music Works.
• VIDEO: Diarrhea Planet premiered a Pete & Pete inspired new music video for “Platinum Girls” and announced a fall EP.
• VIDEO: Broken Bells premiered a new video for “Control” ahead of their Sept. 29 show at The Ryman.
• VIDEO: *repeat repeat premiered a new lyric video for “12345678.”
• VIDEO: The War On Drugs premiered a new video for “Under the Pressure” ahead of their fall performance at Marathon Music Works.
• FUN: Hump Day Diversion: Hands Up Don’t Shoot
• CONTEST: We’re giving away tickets to see Bonobo with Jim-E Stack Sept. 28 at Marathon Music Works.

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