Selling out a concert on one of the hottest, stickiest nights of the summer is old hat for Whiskey Myers . Still, when the band hit the stage in front of 7,000 sweat-soaked fans at Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater in late July, the moment felt historic This is the city where Whiskey Myers recorded their seventh studio album — Whomp, Whack, Thunder — only months earlier, and the city where the band eschewed record label deals for nearly 20 years.

A blowout night a few blocks from Broadway and Music Row would serve as a reminder to fans and industry alike that Whiskey Myers have never been more high-proof . So, when Cody Cannon and his bandmates stepped into the spotlight and launched straight into “Gasoline” and “Frogman,” they did so aiming to throw the party of the year in Music Cit

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