Fringe Radio Show (on Radio Free Nashville 103.7 FM at 6:00pm Central every Monday night or listen online at radiofreenashville.org)
March 2: Andrew Armstrong of we speak in colors
March 9: TBA
March 16: Truth Clipsy
[Click here for a complete listing of past events and a Fringe Radio Show directory.]
For the February 9, 2015 edition of the Fringe Radio Show, host E.T. ran through the Nashville Fringe Festival’s 2015 Winter Sampler.
The 2015 Valentine’s Day Fringe video runs through a slideshow featuring friends and family of the Fringe, accompanied by “Love That Never Ages” by *repeat repeat, from the group’s 2014 release, Bad Latitude.
The video also features public domain footage from Penny Serenade and Love Affair.
[Photo of the Nixons by Paul Rowland Photography, courtesy of Jeremy Nixon. Photo of *repeat repeat by Amber Davis, courtesy of Kristyn Corder.]
Tonight on the Fringe Radio Show, host E.T. will be walking through the Nashville Fringe Festival’s 2015 Winter Sampler.
Last month’s installment in the seasonal compilation series features contributions from Charlie Rauh, Frances and the Foundation, NDPNDNT (former group of Fringe Radio Show co-host E.T., featuring B. Stille of Nappy Roots), Rae Hering, Swap Meet Symphony (Al-D, LST, Cole Jonique), Waterfall Wash, and Jeff Blaney, who will be hosting a release party for his new EP, Go Now, Don’t Look Back, Thursday, February 12 at Dan McGuinness (1538 Demonbreun, Nashville, TN 37203).
To hear the sampler in its entirety, listen below or tune in tonight at 6:00pm (Central) for the Fringe Radio Show on Radio Free Nashville 103.7 FM (which is also streaming online at RadioFreeNashville.org).
Spoken Nerd
Tonight on the Fringe Radio Show, host Al-D will be talking with Spoken Nerd. The two will recap the Kentucky-native’s vast recording catalog, and get into the upcoming Braggin’ Rights Rap City Throw Down event which will be held February 11 at The Building.
Blending “satirical indie hip-hop” and “prophetic-poetic talk music,” Spoken Nerd is a self-described atypical Hip Hop/Indie Pop project, most recently showcasing his “delightfully abnormal style” on last year’s We Are Probably Going To Make It In This World After All. Check out the video for “I Wish Those Jerks Had Never Killed JFK” (from the release) below, and don’t forget to tune in tonight at 6:00pm (Central) for the Fringe Radio Show on Radio Free Nashville 103.7 FM (which is also streaming online at RadioFreeNashville.org).
For the January 26, 2015 edition of the Fringe Radio Show, host E.T. spoke with singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jeff Blaney.
Jeff Blaney will be celebrating the release of his new EP, Go Now, Don’t Look Back, Thursday, February 12 at Dan McGuinness (1538 Demonbreun, Nashville, TN 37203). Click here to listen to a new track from the release titled “Blackberry Breakfast.”
Tonight on the Fringe Radio Show, host E.T. will be talking with guitarist and singer/songwriter Jeff Blaney. The two will cover a variety of subjects including Blaney’s new recording, which is the first all-acoustic project he’s created.
Blaney will be celebrating the release of that new EP, Go Now, Don’t Look Back, at Dan McGuinness (the Demonbreun location) Thursday, February 12. Listen below to “Blackberry Breakfast” from the EP (which was also featured on the Fringe’s Winter 2015 sampler), and don’t forget to tune in tonight at 6:00pm (Central) for the Fringe Radio Show on Radio Free Nashville 103.7 FM (which is also streaming online at RadioFreeNashville.org).
To learn more about Jeff Blaney in advance of the broadcast, listen to his 2014 appearance on the Fringe Radio show here, or read up about his career on the Fringe’s feature, “Jeff Blaney: A Labor of Love.”
Video of the Megaphones taken November 23, 2014 at The Five Spot in Nashville, TN, and produced by Make it Pop Creations.
