Psychedelic space rock band, Flight Attendant, belongs to that unique breed of bands made in Nashville. It takes nothing less than a sonic unicorn to stand out in this town. And that’s exactly what the 5 piece band is: a fascinating ovni. “I think you could find some of our future tracks on ISS Radio in the year 2050” says frontwoman, Karalyne Winegarner of the band’s sound.   Blending heavy rock and grunge with pop hooks and light synth textures, they fearlessly bring together influences that span from Kings of Leon to Vivaldi and Lana Del Rey. And with their ecstatic live performances and hypnotic melodies, they have already established themselves as a local fans’ favorite ready for the national stage. “Nashville, TN itself has proved to be our greatest inspirational incubator. It has a certain air of influence and style that has really weeded itself into this project.” proclaims Winegarner   The 5 piece band (Karalyne Winegarner – vocals, piano, guitar, Vinny Maniscalco - lead guitar, Nikki Christie - viola, Derek Sprague - drums, and Mike Cottrell - bass) played The Basement East’s Tomato Arts Festival main stage to over 5,000 attendees and played to large or sold out crowds in venues across Nashville like The Basement, The Black Corner, The East Room, and more. Meanwhile, their previous singles, “Edge Back” and “Teeth” could be heard spinning on 102.9 The Buzz FM, and gathered over 200,000 streams. Flight Attendant’s “Man of Chaos” video was created during quarantine by the band shooting themselves on iPhones, with the final product assembled by the band’s viola player, Nikki Christie. Pulsating with powerful, electric energy, the upcoming single “Man of Chaos” was produced by Grammy Winning Charlies Yingling at the Blueroom Studios in Nashville. It is a robust, anthemic track that propels the listener into a trance-like state and serves as a fitting teaser of what’s to come. The band is currently hard at work creating their debut album also with Charles Yingling producing. With plans for their first album to be released this year by Moraine Music Group, Flight Attendant is ready for takeoff.

As a self produced bedroom artist Clover shares his story through alternative hiphop/rnb and other elements. The energy he releases on stage and his desire for connection always creates a show to remember.

Travollta prefers to show rather than tell. But if you ask passers-by from the 2021 Tomato Arts Fest, The Basement's Get Happier Friday series, or The Winter Formal at The Basement East  you'll hear them described as "interesting" or "quite something." The duo has made a name for themselves as "genuinely [the] best openers ever" (Someone on Instagram), having shared the stage with Thumpasaurus, Kitty Coen, Basic Printer, OTNES, Jive Talk, Luthi, and Mom Rock.       The group consists only of Coolio Heart (lead singer) and Radical Dex Rowdyhouse (the one with the cowboy helmet), but has some ephemeral connection to Atticus Swartwood & Andy Heath (Tayls, Chalaxy, Molly Rocket, Deep Talk, etc.). The group insists that dance-punk is 'back' and they will bring as many drum machines and synthesizers and kicks and Topo Chicos as needed to convince you of that. If you don't have a little bit of fun at their set you are legally allowed to stick one (1) finger into one (1) item from their lunch.

"Anyone who's caught an Ancient Posse show can pay testament to their gripping performance…every show as gripping as their last." -Des Moines Music Coalition  Star-crossed lovers destined to grow together, Ancient Posse started simply enough. Kamillah and Steven began as two ambitious but aimless service workers who fell hard for each other and the music they made at the same time. Armed with a steadfast love of art and pop culture, their synthy cinematic bangers implore the listener to dance it out as much as they invoke a moody revelry, a chance to terraform a better world.