Relationships had to have been easier before the advent of online dating, right? Wasn’t there a time, not too long ago, when true love lasted forever?
Well… not exactly.
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We spent a beautiful Friday night in Nashville at a magnificent venue, listening to an incredible trio of female-fronted acts.
Can’t ask for much more than that to start the weekend!
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Next Friday, BentoLiving Chestnut Hill will present Broads off Broad, an all-female showcase featuring the talents of Erin McLendon and The HellCats, Jenny Teator, and The Lucky Penny Sisters.
McLendon, in particular, released a new single today. So, to celebrate, we thought this week was the perfect time to dedicate Songs You Should Hear to this killer lineup!
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Can’t wait to head to BentoLiving Chestnut Hill for Music on the Move’s all-female LGBTQ+ showcase to kick off Nashville Pride Week on Friday, June 24?
Well, good news: there’s another all-female showcase happening there during CMA Fest weekend, two weeks prior on June 10!
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Sooner or later, and no matter where you are in your musical journey, we all could use some guidance.
Last week, Luke kicked off the breakdown of Muze’s “10 People Musicians Need on Their Side” series by helping you learn what to look for when shopping for the right producer. But, before you can even get into the studio… you have to know how to perform!
So, in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, I decided to ask a couple of teachers how it’s done!
Erin McLendon and Caitie Thompson are performing artists and the co-founders of Music on the Move Studios. Based in Nashville, Music on the Move is a female-owned business which helps artists grow their careers through educational and performance opportunities. Those opportunities include private and DIY lessons – Erin teaches voice, while Caitie instructs students on a variety of instruments.
I sat down with Erin and Caitie to learn more about the role of a voice or instrument teacher. In the process, they helped dispel common myths, while showing the correlation between learning proper technique and building confidence.
Music on The Move’s all-female and female identifying showcase has extended its performer submissions for their June 24 showcase!
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Before Thursday night, it had been two long years since Music on the Move Studios hosted a full-band showcase in Nashville.
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Created and hosted by rising Americana/country artist Erin McLendon, Music on the Move (formerly Women on Fire) serves as a pivotal platform for local female musicians and entrepreneurs to share their talents.
Backed by all female band members, event planners, and vendors, the quarterly event has featured artists like Katie Basden, Lexi Larsen, Rachele Lynae, April Kry, Brinn Black, Jenny Teator, and Bee Taylor.
On Thursday, January 27, Music on the Move is back with a full band at a new venue! The showcase will make its debut at Analog Nashville, and will feature the talents of Nashville-based artists, including:
Each artist will be backed by the Music on the Move all-female house band, The HellCats. The event will also feature female-owned businesses, showing support for female creatives of all disciplines.
Tickets for the Jan. 27 Music on the Move Showcase are on sale now for $10 advance, and $12 day of show. Doors open at 6 p.m., with music beginning at 7 p.m. Get your tickets below!
Created and hosted by rising Americana/country artist Erin McLendon, Music on the Move (formerly Women on Fire) serves as a pivotal platform for local female musicians and entrepreneurs to share their talents.
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To put it short: I know VERY LITTLE about guitars. As a baby songwriter, I knew even less. So, I figured: what better way to make it easier for the next generation of songwriters, than to have all the questions I have answered by a professional! That professional is my amazing business partner — and guitar goddess — Caitie Thompson.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at info@musiconthemovestudios.com. Let’s get right down it!
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