Compiled by Garrett Faulkner
Thursday, Feb. 21
The Memphis-based Pnuma Trio is on the road constantly, playing over 200 shows each year - not bad for a band that just formed in 2004. Check out their jazz and funk-influenced style at 8 p.m. at Exit/In, along with DJ improv group Sub-ID. Tickets $10 for general admission.
Friday, Feb. 22
If you didn't see them at Rites of Spring, don't miss the Yonder Mountain String Band's distinctive bluegrass sound at City Hall. The band is boasting a new foray into folk-rock on their latest, self-titled album. The doors open at 8 p.m., tickets $20.
Saturday, Feb. 23
Take a look at the Spinto Band out of Delaware, a six-man ensemble that produces an indie-pop style reminiscent of the Flaming Lips. With seven independently released albums under their belt, this band is confident, charismatic and ready to entertain. Catch them at the Mercy Lounge beginning at 9 p.m., advance tickets $10.
Sunday, Feb. 24
Need a night out before the final push to spring break? Stoked by Chris' review of Fair to Midland? See them live at Rocketown tonight for just $15 general admission. The show starts at 7 p.m., giving you plenty of time to study for that midterm later on ...
Monday, Feb. 25
Ryan Bingham and the Dead Horses bring their country- and rock-infused style to 3rd & Lindsley, complete with Southwestern cowboy flair. Be sure to check out this up-and-coming band touring hot on the heels of their new album, "Mescalito," recorded on the famous Lost Highway label. The show kicks off at 8 p.m., cover $8.
Tuesday, Feb. 26
Catch Linkin Park rocking the Sommet Center in promotion of their most recent album, "Minutes to Midnight," released last year. They will be joined by progressive rock group Coheed and Cambria, also plugging their latest concept album from last October. Nosebleed seats start at $27, and the concert begins at 7 p.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 27
Regina Spektor returns to Nashville tonight to perform at the historic Ryman Auditorium. The Soviet-born songwriter's popularity has exploded in the past year, and her eclectic mixture of folk, jazz, rock and punk is sure to please music fans of all varieties. Snag a balcony or floor ticket for $25; the doors open at 7:30 p.m.
