Exciting Updates from Henry Rollins
In his latest radio broadcast, Henry Rollins shares a glimpse into his busy life, filled with early mornings and late nights as he prepares for the upcoming Cool Evidence exhibit slated to take place in Nashville this November. The anticipation surrounding this event is palpable, and Rollins expresses his gratitude for the media coverage it has garnered. The exhibit promises to be an engaging experience for attendees and will be open to the public for free on November 6 and 7, from 2 PM to 9 PM. For those interested in attending, the exhibit will be located at 516 Hagan Street, Nashville, TN 37203. You can find more information at radar615.com.
New Music and Upcoming Events
In addition to news about the exhibit, Rollins is excited to share some new music releases that have caught his attention. He highlights a fresh album from Liz Harris, known as Grouper, titled Music for Two Films About Water, which is sure to captivate fans of the genre. Another noteworthy release is a live album from the band Boris, titled Live at Fever 2018. As he indulges in these new sounds, Rollins also finds solace in evening walks, taking advantage of the October weather while immersing himself in the music that resonates with him.
Henry Rollins invites listeners to enjoy live music events, including a performance by Spacemoth at the Moroccan Lounge on October 16 and another by Hannah Lew on October 24, both of which are presented by KCRW. The community is encouraged to support these events, as they showcase emerging talent and contribute to the vibrant music scene in the area.
As the broadcast unfolds, Rollins curates an eclectic mix of tracks, creating an engaging soundtrack for listeners to accompany their weekend. From iconic tracks by David Bowie and Iggy Pop to contemporary sounds from artists like Ty Segall and The Cravats, Rollins assures his audience that this carefully selected playlist will elevate their listening experience.
As reported by kcrw.com.
