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Hey everybody. I'm Joseph Hudak, Senior Music Editor at Rolling Stone.

I want to welcome you to Rolling Stones, Nashville Now.

It's a new episode this week with our very special guest, Caleb Falawil from Kings of Leon. Yes, they are not a country music band,

but boy, the Kings of Leon have been just entwined and enmeshed with the fabric of Nashville

since they really got started back in Mount Juliet way back in the day. So Caleb's going to come in

and talk to us about their surprise new EP,

EP number two. We're going to talk to him about Nashville and how the city has changed and what he

thinks of all these different country artists who have covered their classic hit, Sex on Fire.

I want to talk about one of my favorite nights in Nashville.

In doing this podcast, I kind of always wanted to kind of give you all a glimpse of things

that you can check out if you're ever in town that are kind of off the beaten path that aren't

the same old touristy thing on Broadway or, you know, the big name shows, I guess.

And that tease up the greasy chicken review.

It is a collective of musicians led by singer-songwriter and just ace guitarist Matthew Slahedka. They play the second Tuesday of every month at a place

here called the Eastside Bowl. It's a bowling alley just on the East Nashville Madison border.

And they have a very cool club, tiny, small, intimate room in the front. Right when you walk in,

it's called the 58.

So you can check out Matthew Sleheka and Greasy Chicken Review

if you happen to be in town on the second Tuesday of every month.

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