Sunday, November 3 at City Winery: A special event featuring Friend of the Fringe Rahsaan Barber, who will be bringing his quartet (with Bruce Dudley, John Birdsong & Chester Thompson) to City Winery for a performance of Hank Mobley’s Soul Station. The show kicks off at 7pm.
For the October 21, 2019 edition of the Fringe Radio Show host AL-D was joined by Loot Tester of Magnetic Forces to discuss his new MF FM beat tape.
For the October 14, 2019 edition of the Fringe Radio Show host E.T. reflected on Mos Def’s Black on Both Sides, looking back on the album in honor of its 20th anniversary.
For the October 7, 2019 edition of the Fringe Radio Show host AL-D spoke with Kaby, Reaux Marquez, The BlackSon, BeShootin, and Bizz0world about the Breakaway Tennessee Pre-Party, which goes down October 10 at Flamingo Cocktail CLUB.
To make your month of ghosts and ghouls complete, we invited you to check out Black Holler, the Nashville-produced horror throwback that was recently named the winner of Best Feature Film at the Crimson Screen Horror Fest. The movie is now STREAMING for FREE on Amazon Prime. Click here or the image above to check it out.
For the September 23, 2019 edition of the Fringe Radio Show host E.T. played music by artists who will be performing at BobFest 2019, which takes place September 26-29 an hour north of Nashville in Adams, TN.
For the September 16, 2019 edition of the Fringe Radio Show host AL-D spoke with Trane Spitta and K.I.N.G. the MC, and played music from the K.I.N.G.’s new album The Good. The Bad. The Ugly.
For the September 9, 2019 edition of the Fringe Radio Show host E.T. previewed the next Meant for the Milk Crate by playing music from Sasha Renee, Tiara P & Priestess of Planet X, which will go down Saturday, September 14 at The Cobra in East Nashville.
For the September 2, 2019 edition of the Fringe Radio Show host AL-D previewed the next Meant for the Milk Crate, which will go down Saturday, September 14 at The Cobra in East Nashville.
For the August 26, 2019 edition of the Fringe Radio Show host E.T. previewed several upcoming events including BobFest and Brown Bag Fest, and paid tribute to the roots of hip hop.
