Jason R. Coleman: Host, Music Promoter, Owner www.NashvilleRocks.com®
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Welcome to Nashville Rocks, where the heart of music city beats. Join us as we dive into the lives and tunes of the music industry. In each episode, we sit down with renowned artists to unravel the stories behind their careers, from the venues of Nashville to the global stage. Discover the secrets of life on tour, the magic of recording sessions, and the adrenaline of live performances. From hits to hidden gems, we explore the melodies that shape our souls. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual listener, Nashville Rocks promises an insider's journey into the heart of...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Nashville Rocks gives Music listeners a practical, close-range view of independent artists working around Nashville-connected stages, videos, tours, and release cycles.
Nashville Rocks belongs in Music as a close-range look at Nashville-area independent artists and the work around their songs. Jason Coleman meets guests in venues and performance spaces, then gives the conversation room to move through music videos, release events, touring, live…
You want Nashville-connected musicians before the polish, still loading their own gear, swapping road stories, and keeping the website plugs warm.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A Nashville conversation that keeps the focus on songcraft and the night around it.
Jordan Moore's stop on Nashville Rocks stays on a release-party night at Old Smoky in Nashville, with the new video for "Damn Good Time" and the work behind the songs doing most of the heavy lifting. Jason C.
A loose Nashville sit-down that catches Gareth at a moment of momentum, with a sharp turn into the new video and tour.
Gareth's conversation begins in a loose, on-location register at Sippin' Sound inside the Sheraton Nashville Brentwood, and that tone fits the rest of the piece.
A grounded artist interview centered on independent touring, cruise work, and the grind behind the calendar.
Pamela Hopkins' visit keeps one foot in the spotlight and the other in the logistics of making a living on the road. Jason Coleman walks through an independent schedule built around six-month booking windows, a run booked into next October, three cruises next year with NCL, a…
A loose, process-forward chat with a songwriter who treats improvisation as part of the writing process.
Jason C. keeps the focus on songs that stay open while they are still taking shape. The conversation leans into the project's pop soul and retro rock feel, with jazz instincts, improvisation, and a loose jam all treated as part of the writing process.
A windy, on-location chat that captures an artist shaping a new release and building a band.
Della K brings a scrappy, live-wire feel to Nashville Rocks while talking through a newly released alt-pop-rock cut, the loose way it came together, and the move between Franklin, Tennessee, and North Hollywood, California.
A relaxed Nashville hang that stays close to the craft and business behind the music.
Pam Ross comes across as practical and grounded, with the talk staying close to awards, songwriting habits, venue life, and the everyday work of getting songs heard.
A scrappy rock interview about a band that kept going long enough to earn the stories.
This episode reads like a road-worn Nashville rock tale about a band that did the work itself. Chris Cheatham and Jason revisit August Christopher's run at 3rd and Linsley, and the conversation keeps circling back to a simple truth: many bands start loud, but far fewer stay…
A loose rock interview that moves through vinyl, the Evil Disco shoot, and Nashville scene talk.
The episode keeps a relaxed pace as the conversation moves from the Rare Hair show Jason first saw her at to vinyl's return and the Evil Disco video shoot.
Joe Wong interviews drummers and musicians about craft, history, and the working musician's life.
Lij Shaw interviews producers and engineers about mic technique, mixing, and studio business.
Ian Shepherd and working mastering engineers dig into Atmos, loudness wars, and vinyl cutting.
Co-hosts Ed Thorne and Paul Third dissect mixing, mastering, and studio gear with working engineers.
Host Jason interviews award-winning singer-songwriter Pam Ross about her music career, the realities of the music business, and her advice for new artists.
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Nashville Rocks hosts Della K for a loose, on-location conversation about her alt-pop-rock sound and the release she just put out.
Nashville Rocks podcast features musician Jasmine Cain discussing her 20-year career, recent album 'Attitude is Everything,' and unique origin story.
August Christopher had no safety net.
Old Smoky sets the scene.
Gareth sits down at Sippin' Sound.
Nashville Rocks opens with a plug.