Sean Pritchard - Editor
A recent transplant to Nashville to work and attend Belmont University to complete his undergrad, Sean lived, played, and worked in Macon for the last 15 years. He met Luke in 2009 and they started working together after realizing they shared a love for all things music. Since then, Sean has been involved with The Blue Indian in various capacities including booking and promoting events, editorial content, and spreading the "good news" as much as possible.
Prior to moving to Nashville, Sean worked as the Director of Programming for the International Cherry Blossom Festival. He currently serves as the Entertainment Co-Chair on the Board of Directors for Bragg Jam Music Festival.
Nashville may be new territory, but Middle Georgia will always be home.
Sean Pritchard's Latest Contributions
Just in time for their US tour, the guys in Dr. Dog have teamed up with TheBlueIndian.com to provide you the chance to ask them whatever you want!
…and the 10 bands we want you to see!
TheBlueIndian.com crew will be heading out again soon for the inaugural Bunbury Music Festival in downtown Cincinnati, scheduled July 13th – 15th. Find out why we’re excited and you should be too!
Grafton & Sean give you the 101 on bands to see at this year’s AthFest, scheduled June 20th – 24th in Athens, Georgia
Oceanics, an up-beat pop band from Australia, fill us in on their newest album just in time for summer. Watch out for them in the US before too long
The Weeks chat with Sean about signing to Kings of Leon’s label, recording their recent record and their love of Georgia!
Browse through a full rundown of TheBlueIndian.com’s recent visit to the Wakarusa Music Festival in Ozark, Arkansas
JuBee of JuBee & The Morning After sends us this exclusive look at a reworking he’s done to The Magic Numbers’ “All I See”. Video by Bob Jones.
June’s featured BOTM comes from TheBlueIndian.com’s hometown of Macon, Georgia. The 4-piece is set to embark on their debut East Coast tour alongside label-mates Trufflelina.