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2017

2017 was a big year! The Nashville Predators snagged the Western Conference Championships for the first time ever! Nashville’s population became so big in 2017, we surpassed Memphis and became the largest city in Tennessee.

While Nashville was busy growing and the Preds were busy dominating the ice, Lightning had special guests try to take over the station. A few of those artists were Margo Price, the band Bully, and Lake Street Dive. We had live in-studio performances from several outstanding artists like Vance Joy, Gallant, and ZZ Ward just to name a few. 

Reservations With Dr. Paul Brennen Of Nashville State Community College

This week on Reservations, Jayson welcomes Dr. Paul Brennen of Nashville State Community College.  Paul was invited by NSCC to rebuild and rebrand the...

G. Love – Full Set Live at Nashville Sunday Night

This week’s installment of Nashville Sunday Night featured the one and only G. Love & Special Sauce. Currently on his Hip Hop Blues Tour,...

Barns Courtney debuts Golden Dandelions live [audio]

Barns Courtney dropped by the ONErpm studio to chat with Dan about smashing guitars and drunk-painting parties. You know, the usual.  Check out the...

Bedouine – One Of These Days

Here's a lovely tune to start your Monday. Adam here to share Bedouine's "One of These Days'' as my DJ pick of the week. Her...

David Ramirez – Watching from a Distance

Ana Lee here with my Lightning 100 DJ Pick. I was blown away by David Ramirez's showcase last Friday at AmericanaFest: The 2017 Americana Music Festival & Conference and have...

Amy Shark Performs Adore and Weekends [VIDEO]

Indie pop artist Amy Shark stopped by Lightning 100 before heading to play a sold-out show at Cannery Ballroom with Vance Joy and Chappell...

The Tasting Bar – Episode 5

Our pal Andrew Craig from The Hop Stop is back for another episode of The Tasting Bar. Adams get a little saucy while tasting...

The Head and the Heart Acoustic Performance

The Head and the Heart stopped by the studio to chat with Lt. Dan and to give an incredible live acoustic performance of songs from...

Brent Cowles – Lift Me Up (Leave Me Here)

Lani Ford here, and my DJ pick this week is from Colorado dude Brent Cowles called "Lift Me Up (Leave Me Here)" off his debut EP...

Kishi Bashi performs Q&A and Can’t Let Go, Juno [video]

Kishi Bashi, aka Kaoru Ishibashi, recently made his first visit to the ONErpm studio at Lightning 100 ahead of his sold out show at The Basement...

Live On The Green featuring St. Paul, Michael Franti and Arkells...

Thanks for joining us at the first Live On The Green Music Fest of 2017.  Lightning 100 is excited to bring you another great...

The Lemon Twigs – Why Didn’t You Say That

Lt Dan Buckley here with my DJ pick for this week. It's new music from The Lemon Twigs called "Why Didn't You Say That." Long Island brothers...

Creamer – Magic

Lt Dan Buckley here with my DJ pick for this week. It's a brand new track from a new Nashville-based artist named Creamer. I first met...

Creamer – Magic

After a decade as a central figure in the Dallas-Fort Worth music scene, singer, songwriter and local artist of the week Philip Creamer recently...

M.L. Rose – Local Business Spotlight

The M.L.Rose story began in 2008 in the Melrose neighborhood. Melrose was on the verge of transformation and in need of a great neighborhood...

Bastille – World Gone Mad

Keith Coes here with my DJ pick of the week from British indie poppers Bastille. "World Gone Mad" is the lead single from the...

Them Vibes – Electric Fever

Formed in East Nashville’s underground rock scene in 2013, local artist of the week Them Vibes quickly shook the foundations of Music City with their...

EastLand – Our Town

Created by some of Nashville’s finest hired guns, local artist of the week EastLand's music hearkens back to a time before synths, tracks and...

John Dennis Performs Resurrection Mary

Featured songwriter from the weekly Writer's Night John Dennis came into the studio to perform his song "Resurrection Mary." Originally from Illinois, John Dennis now...