MusicCitiesandVenues
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How a Wisconsin Music Festival Is Making Indie Artists Feel 'Famous for a Weekend'
Mile of Music, a community-supported free fest in Appleton, is becoming the blueprint for how to foster emerging talent
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Dawn Richard's Precious and Precarious New Orleans
She had to leave her hometown when Hurricane Katrina hit just as her career was getting started. Now, more than a decade later, the R&B futurist has returned — and she’s making her most daring music yet
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How the Basement East Built Back
A deadly tornado and a global pandemic haven't been enough to stop one of East Nashville's favorite live venues for long
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How Asbury Park, New Jersey, Reclaimed its Musical Heart
Once a city of ruins, the beach town is thriving again, with sleek new hotels and multiple festivals
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Best Music Scenes: Brooklyn
The East Village, Williamsburg, and Harlem have left their mark on music. These days, most great dives, record shops, and indie bands are all in Bushwick
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How Raleigh, North Carolina Became a Hotbed of Independent Music
Inside a rising scene where collaboration is encouraged and "pretentiousness is seen as a disease"
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Inside Lisbon, Portugal's Rich Fado Music Scene
Madonna loved the city's secret music spots so much she moved there. Here's our guide to them
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Port Antonio, Jamaica: A Guide to a Hitmaking Paradise
The secluded beach town has one of the most vibrant music scenes in the world, including a hotel where Drake, Harry Styles and Florence and the Machine craft hits
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Nashville Beyond Downtown: The Best Music Clubs and Hidden Hangouts
Forget about the touristy district: See Vince Gill play in a great Western swing band every week for just $20, watch Margo Price crash a dive-bar stage, or eat meatloaf next to John Prine. A true music lover’s guide to Music City
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