Matthew Leimkuehler is a Journalism Instructor at MTSU. He has a rich background as a former music reporter with a focus on country music and notable figures like Taylor Swift, alongside themes of beauty and fashion. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Tennessean, USA TODAY, and GQ Magazine.
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Matthew primarily focuses on event coverage within the entertainment industry, particularly in Nashville and Tennessee. His articles often highlight local music events, concerts, and musicians.
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Ahead of their annual appearance at the Schermerhorn, we catch up with the Nashville songsmiths about the annual holiday show they couldn’t let fade away.
By: Matthew Leimkuehler, Stephen Trageser, Edd Hurt, Ron Wynn, Jacqueline Zeisloft
As part of our 2024 country music issue, our writers recommend you keep an eye on Autumn Nicholas, Megan Moroney, Brit Taylor and more.
By: Matthew Leimkuehler
One of the first tragedies to strike rock'n’ roll took place more than 60 years ago, when a plane carrying three of the genre’s biggest stars crashed into an icy field north of Clear Lake.
By: Matthew Leimkuehler
We catch up with the revered songwriter-artist-producer about his first solo LP — and his first headline dates in more than 15 years, consisting of a three-show run around Music City.
Matthew Leimkuehler Two words, one question: Why not? It's a fitting ask for someone like Sturgill Simpson . He's the type of artist
By: Houston Cofield, Matthew Leimkuehler
Manuel Cuevas may be the most interesting man in Nashville—and he's never written a note of music.
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We catch up with the Bayside singer, a Nashville-area resident for about a decade, in advance of his new country- and folk-tinged solo EP.
We talk with the stellar songsmith before she brings her ‘Oklahoma!’-inspired opus ‘Roadrunner’ to Exit/In.
Maybe you've heard this one before: Taylor Swift's Eras Tour was a big, big deal. No, seriously.
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