This weekend was the bomb! Yes I just said that, because it was. David and I were at
Music City Eats, a new foodie festival that was a collaboration of The
Kings of Leon drummer
Nathan Followell,
Chef Tim Love and
Jason Waxman. Basically, there were lots of musicians & celebrity chefs making awesome little dishes, speaking on panels, doing book signings, mingling & walking around Public Square. How very Nashville. That part of the festival was two days, going on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday night was a Tribute to Tom Petty (though Petty himself was not there) with various musicians (such as Nora Jones,
Cyle Barnes of The Weeks, Trisha Yearwood, Karen Elson, and hosts Kings of Leon) performing his songs.
Mingling with Victoria's Secret Super Star, Lily Aldridge (who is so sweet)
She is married to lead singer Caleb of KOL. It was definitely a Kings of Leon family affair as their little babies and model wives/gfs were abound and out in full force. Not to mention all of their cousins & 2nd cousins probably working the festival. Too many KOL look-alikes makes my head spin.
Photo of her full outfit
1. Chef Aarón Sánchez. 2. Smoked Quail Eggs with bacon crust & avocado vinegar sauce.
3. Chef Giada De Laurentiis & Chef Michael Symon food panel.
into the night time
Video clip curtisy of Allison McLeish, thanks lovely!
I just happened to be chillin outside where the musicians were hanging on the street inbetween performances because apparently the backstage was too small. Again with the whole KOL clan & various others- including lead vocalist from Lady Antebellum Charles Kelley. He was actually pretty excited to take a pic with us- so nice!
Lily Aldridge & Caleb Followill, (Saturday Outfits)
Baby Dixie Pearl, in tow both days. Very cute.
David and me snapping a photo op with Chef Michael Symon, who is as nice & funny in person as he is on his hit ABC cooking show-
The Chew.
Chef Michael Symon's cooking demo later that afternoon.
I witnessed first hand, festival goers offering to pay $300.00 for just one more
DJ Mel song.
Thx for the great beats that kept Public Square partying the whole weekend!
And sorry you got BBQ sauce on all your records
DJ Mel! I bet they were delicious. ;)