It’s the calm before the storm around here, but we know when next week hits, we’ll be up to our earballs for five days and nights of good music. And of course a lot of that is going to be on offer at our 9th annual WMOT Americanafest Day Stage, presented in partnership with NPR Music, World Cafe, and Nashville PBS. See our full schedule here.
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Watch Devon Gilfillian perform "IRL", "Glad To Be Here", and "You Can Hate Me Now" from his latest release, Time Will Tell, live at the WMOT Studio in East Nashville.
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