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05:55

What Where When-sday: Fat Ham

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2026/02/11

This week for What Where When-sday, we feature Fat Ham happening at TPAC this Friday through Sunday February 22. Presented by Nashville Rep and Nashville Shakespeare Festival this Pulitzer Prize-winning play reimagines Shakespeare's Hamlet centering on a young, queer Black man named Juicy who is visited by his father's ghost at a family barbecue and tasked with avenging his murder.

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On The Record with WNXP: 7xvethegenius

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2026/02/06

7xvethegenius (pronounce Love The Genius), the Buffalo, NY based multi-hyphenate lyricist, stops by The Cypher to give the inside scoop on her writing process, collaborating with the likes of Conductor Williams and Monie Love, and her latest albums, Self 7xve 3 and Desired Crowns.

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What Where When-sday: 615 Indie Live 2026

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2026/02/04

615 Indie Live, happening this Saturday at various venues from The End, DRKMTRR, The 5 Spot, Rudy's Jazz Room, and more, is a celebration of Nashville’s independent music venues showcasing the local, diverse music ecosystem by raising awareness on these venues’ importance while supporting local artists and Music Venue Alliance Nashville.

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What Where When-sday: Paul McCartney: Photographs...

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2026/01/21

Paul McCartney: Photographs 1963-64 Eyes of the Storm gallery featured at the Frist Art Museum will wrap up on Monday January 26, the last opportunity for fans to experience an intimate look into the Beatles at the start of Beatlemania. The photos in the exhibit were taken by McCartney himself and offer a personal perspective into the Beatles during the early days of their global stardom.

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What Where When-sday: Jazz on the Move

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2026/01/14

Jazz on the Move at the Frist Art Museum is a free community program presented by Nashville Jazz Workshop that blends live performances and engaging education on an influential artist of the genre. The event series celebrating 20 years is happening this Sunday (Jan 18) with two other events on February 15 and March 29.

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06:53

On The Record with WNXP: Ben Bridwell of Band of...

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2026/01/13

On The Record with Band of Horses front man Ben Bridwell around the release of the group's sixth record Things Are Great in 2022. Their debut record Everything All of The Time celebrates its 20th anniversary in March of 2026 with the release of a deluxe/expanded version of the LP.

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What Where When-sday: Buchanan Arts Center

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2026/01/07

This week for What Where When-sday, we feature the Buchanan Arts Center. Located in the heart of North Nashville, the non-profit organization's mission is to use art to build community through paid pottery classes, public workshops, youth programs, and a community garden.

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WWW: Charlotte's Web at Nashville Children's Theatre

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2025/12/17

This week for What Where When-sday, we feature Charlotte’s Web at the Nashville Children’s Theatre. The oldest children’s theatre in the country going back nearly a century providing professional theatre to young audiences and ensuring that all Middle Tennessee area kids have access to the theatre arts experiences.

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16:03

On The Record with WNXP: Wolf Alice

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2025/12/16

North London quartet Wolf Alice were fairly fatigued after a lengthy tour for their third album, 2021 release 'Blue Weekend,' which was made during COVID-19 and therefore also took longer than usual to complete. What refreshed these songwriters and players after some time recovering turned out to be a more minimalist approach to, as well as a sense of positivity in, the construction of a song. “We were kind of eager to make music that didn’t make us feel depressed,” said lead singer Ellie

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What Where When-sday: It's A Wonderful Life at TPAC

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2025/12/10

Nashville Rep presents "It’s A Wonderful Life" happening from Friday December 12 through the 21st at Tennessee Performing Arts Center. The Nashville Repertory Theatre founded in 1985 by Martha Rivers Ingram and Mac Pirkle is celebrating over 41 years of presenting musicals, new plays, and reimagined classics to Middle Tennessee.

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What Where When-sday: Solus & Synergy at Oz Arts...

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2025/12/03

Solus and Synergy happening at OZ Arts Nashville this Friday (Dec 5) and Saturday (Dec 6). A double bill of original premieres merging dance, film, and music featuring local artists Becca Hobackand Shabaz Ujima and Thea Jones of shackled feet Dance! with the music of Rod McGaha.

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What Where When-sday: One Vision: A World AIDS Day...

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2025/11/26

Portara Ensemble, the auditioned chamber choir here in Nashville, is partnering up with MashUp!, an organization started in 2017 to address health inequities and social injustices for the Black LGBTQ+ community through education and advocacy. One Vision: A World AIDS Day Tribute to Queen is taking place at Eastside Bowl on Monday, December 1 featuring Viktor Krauss and the Getdown band, a full choir and guest singers including Devon Gilfillian, Katie Pruitt and Mike Grimes. The

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19:54

On The Record with WNXP: Parcels

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2025/11/20

Patrick Hetherington and Louie Swain are two-fifths of Australian disco pop-rock band Parcels, which stopped in Nashville on the final non-festival date of their October tour of the U.S. Hear the singers and multi-instrumentalists On The Record with WNXP discussing the third Parcels LP called 'LOVED' and shed light on the creative history of the quintet, who've made music together since their teenage years.

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What Where When-sday: IndigeNash Fest 2025

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2025/11/19

Shayna Hobbs is a Stockbridge-Muncie Mohican musician who grew up in Nashville when her father, musician Bill Miller, moved their family here to pursue his own musical journey. Hobbs said she had the vision for IndigeNash for what felt like years. She connected with some other Native artists and musicians and found out they shared a similar vision. The more she talked to Natives, the more she saw something like IndigeNash was a need. IndigeNash says they are dedicated to the rich heritage

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What Where When-sday: Music City Oratorio Festival

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2025/11/12

This week for What Where When-sday, we feature a local music festival centered on the holiday season’s iconic Handel’s MESSIAH. The Music City Oratorio Festival is a 2-day event: Saturday has sessions to learn about the music from scholars and artists, followed by a concert. Sunday is a sing-a-long that’s open to the public.The festival is hosted by Early Music City and Christ Church Cathedral. WPLN Afternoon Host LaTonya Turner talked with organizer and classical artist, Patrick Dailey.

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29:21

Music Citizens Episode 5: The Tastemaker

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2025/11/11

Music Citizens Episode 5 goes inside the highest stakes job in the industry - A&R. Through the lens and life of A&R lifer Kim Buie, we get to see that this glamorous job is mostly about losing. Missing out on artists who become superstars (her near-miss tale of N.W.A. is amazing), knowing that the majority of albums you help shepherd into the world will flop and being the person who has to say no to a musician’s lifelong dream. Buie explains what’s kept her going through all that,

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TEASER: Music Citizens Episode 5

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2025/11/05

Music Citizens Episode 5 goes inside the highest stakes job in the industry - A&R. Through the lens and life of A&R lifer Kim Buie, we get to see that this glamorous job is mostly about losing. Missing out on artists who become superstars (her near-miss tale of N.W.A. is amazing), knowing that the majority of albums you help shepherd into the world will flop and being the person who has to say no to a musician’s lifelong dream.Buie explains what’s kept her going through all that,

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21:48

On The Record with WNXP: Momma

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2025/11/05

The alt/indie rock band Momma is co-fronted by singers, songwriters and guitarists Allegra Weingarten and Etta Friedman, who sat down to chat with WNXP between a couple legs touring the country this year. In the spring, the band's fourth album, 'Welcome to My Blue Sky," was released to critical acclaim.

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What Where When-sday: A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving

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2025/11/05

We are officially in the holiday season and this week for What Where When-sday, we feature the Alex Murphy Trio presents Charlie Brown Thanksgiving happening at Rudy’s Jazz Room. Although this event isn’t until November 23rd and 26th, their previous Halloween show, The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown sold out. Murphy will bring A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving by Vince Guaraldi to life in an evening of soulful, swinging jazz that captures the heart of this Peanuts classic. Murphy, who performs

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22:56

WNXP Nashville Artist of the Month: Henry J. Star

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2025/11/04

Dystopian fiction has dominated screens and pages for a while now but a Nashville-based artist may have just crafted the first dystopian emo album. In some ways it sounds like what if the band Pinegrove made a soundtrack for a Hollywood doomsday epic with big choruses and a deeply personal backstory. Ok, maybe that’s a little reductionist, but it approaches some of the underlying sounds and themes presented on The Soft Apocalypse, the debut album by Henry J. Star. That's the artist name of

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