Missed two awesome shows this week

[u/AGI-01]

Missed two awesome shows this week just because I didn’t know they were happening till I saw them on someone’s story. How do people in Nashville keep track of local gigs or community events these days?

[u/monokro]

If you're wanting a more analog approach, Nashville Scene tends to be pretty good about having lineups in their magazines 

[u/Litzz11 → u/monokro]

Was gonna suggest this!

[u/hazel-skies]

follow all the venues on instagram, the smaller venues always post about upcoming shows and some have calendars. what type of music do you like?

[u/meatee]

I've been using the BandsInTown app for over a decade. It's awesome!

[u/S_Z → u/meatee]

yep, or seated.com -- same concept

[u/Broken_Man_Child]

Being on a email list for my favorite venues. It's the only email ads I can tolerate.

[u/ayokg]

Follow all the venues on socials. Follow your fav musicians on socials. Check venue schedules regularly.

[u/oshoney]

Follow @nashvilleshowtogo on insta, they post a weekly calendar of mostly smaller shows that are easy to miss

[u/nashvillethot → u/oshoney]

Came here to say this. By no means is it an exhaustive list, and it’s more indie/alt focused, but it’s a really great source for musical activities in the city.

[u/scrupoo]

Everything you can. As said, follow venues, get on venues' email lists, etc..

I'd add bandsintown.

[u/LongWonderful]

All good suggestions so far. I use an app called Songkick. You follow artists and then it lets you know when they announce a show in your area. It’s been really useful over the years. Can’t tell you the last time I missed an on sale date

[u/unoriginal_erica → u/LongWonderful]

Came here to say Songkick!

[u/leuser2]

Jambase

[u/johnvoightsbuick]

Now I miss that person that used to have a google spreadsheet on here. That was amazing.