
Nashville, TN – September 13th, 2025, Nashville’s newest creative hub, 5Point6, opened its doors to an evening of unforgettable performances during Americanafest. The venue, set up in a comfortable living room vibe, has already made a name for itself with its focus on artistic collaboration and community, proving the perfect backdrop for a lineup that highlighted both rising voices and seasoned songwriters in the Americana world. The Interstate began with Afton Wolfe, whose rich, soulful presence set the tone for the night. Wolfe’s gravelly vocals and heartfelt delivery carried the weight of tradition while still feeling fresh and immediate. Next came Mara Connor, with her delicate yet confident performance which was a reminder of why she’s become one to watch among Nashville’s folk community. Gabriella Pasqua, joined by guitarist Carter Guse, brought striking vocals and graceful storytelling to the stage. That energy continued with artist Nora Connor, who delivered a set full of heart, blending vulnerability with a sharp lyrical edge. Pop artist Ryann Barnes followed with a set that balanced raw emotion and polished songwriting. The night kept building with Hannah Connolly, joined by her producer and celebrated guitarist Anthony da Costa. Together, they crafted a performance that was tender, textured, and deeply moving, showcasing Connolly’s evocative voice against da Costa’s masterful playing and stage presence. Later, your friend juniper teamed up with guitarist Fairhazel for a set that leaned into a more experimental and whimsical side of Americana and songwriting. Closing out the showcase, Aidan VanSuetendael graced us with a thoughtful, introspective set. Her songs carried a quiet poetry that served as a graceful finale to a night celebrating the many shades of Nashville artistry, even playing a song about our dear Percy Priest Lake. The evening was full of love and storytelling set in a beautifully set up space in the heart of 5 Points showcasing some of the best Americana artists in Nashville.
Review and photos by I’m Music Magazine Photographer/Writer Kris Cagle
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