Live & in the room
Concerts, festivals, venues and the people who make live music possible. Glitch&Gold follows Americana, indie, folk, country, roots, blues and rock & roll from Nashville and the United States to Europe and beyond.
The shows, tours and artists worth arriving early for.
Stories from the room, written after the final note has faded.
Carefully selected artists, stages and moments not to miss.
The independent rooms and communities that keep music moving.
From the stage
This is not an exhaustive concert calendar. It is a curated collection of previews, live reports, festival stories and places that give music a home.
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Read moreWork with Glitch&Gold
Glitch&Gold works with artists, venues, festivals and promoters to create thoughtful live music coverage with a clear editorial voice. From a single concert to a complete tour or festival campaign, we build stories that connect the live moment to the people who should know about it.
Concert previews, interviews, tour features, live reports and supporting social content built around the artist and the music.
Programme highlights, venue profiles and event campaigns that show why an independent stage matters to its artists and community.
Advance guides, artist selections, on-site coverage and considered recaps that continue working after the final performance.
Editorial campaigns
Every collaboration is shaped around the event, audience and story. A campaign can combine editorial coverage with social distribution before, during and after the show.
Discuss live coverageNashville · United States · Europe
Our perspective is international, but our attention stays close to the places where music is actually made. Nashville is an important part of the community we are building, alongside independent scenes, venues and artists across the United States, the Netherlands, Belgium and the rest of Europe.
We are interested in the rooms that create a real connection between artists and audiences, whether that is an established festival, an independent venue or a small stage where something new is beginning.
Independent coverage is selected according to the editorial direction and musical identity of Glitch&Gold.
Paid collaborations are clearly identified as Partner Features or sponsored campaigns.
Every story should bring artists, live music organisations and listeners meaningfully closer together.
Paid partnerships never guarantee a positive review. Editorial opinions remain independent, and commercial collaborations are always labelled clearly.
