The Day the Music Stopped (2024)
Examines the decade-long struggle of independent music venues and the creative class they support against developers and concert promoter Live Nation. Taking place in Nashville, Tennessee, dubbed “Music City USA”, the story is depicted through the lens of Exit/In, one of the nation’s most historic independent venues. The club’s owner/operator Chris Cobb, the musicians who perform there, and political allies work together to save the club from imminent corporate takeover.
Director: Patrick Sheehan
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Chris Cobb as Self |
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Jeff Syracuse as Self |
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Jordan Smith as Self |
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Alanna Royale as Self |
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Ben Folds as Self |
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Nate Rau as Self |
| Directing | Patrick Sheehan | Director |
| Production | Stephen Thompson | Producer |
| Production | Patrick Sheehan | Producer |
| Crew | Patrick Sheehan | Cinematography |
| Editing | Patrick Sheehan | Editor |
