Drone is sound based on sustain and repetition through instrumentation or vocalization. Drone is one of the oldest, most primitive forms of creating music, as heard across the world’s cultures— from didgeridoos of indigenous Australians to Tibetan Buddhist liturgies, to the tanpura of India, the bagpipes of Scotland and the Jajouka music of Morocco. 

From 6pm until midnight on June 27th, Nashville Drone will feature 12+ local and regional artists performing interlocking sets to create an unbroken wave of drone. 

Attendees are free to come and go, but we hope you will join until the last note rings out to experience the meditative effects of extended, uninterrupted sound and music. 

Bring comfy things! Many drone attendees choose to lay on the floor— yoga / camping mats, cushions, blankets, sleeping bags and pillows are all welcome. Chairs will be available for those who prefer to be seated. Feel free to bring books, journals, drawing supplies, a deck of cards… anything you’d like to enter your own creative space. We also recommend warm and comfortable clothes, and water bottles for refilling. 

Please do not bring motorized / inflating air mattresses, chairs, coolers, or outside food and drink. Beverages and snacks will be available for purchase. In the interest of animal care and safety, no pets are allowed. 

Visit: www.nashvilledrone.live 

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