Henry Rollins Cool Evidence Nashville Exhibit, Nov 6-7

Henry Rollins will open a portion of his personal archive to visitors through an exhibition titled Henry Rollins: Cool Evidence — Captured Moments From the Last Century. The Cool Evidence exhibition is set to take place on November 6 and November 7 at Radar615 Gallery in Nashville. The gallery will welcome visitors between 14:00 and 21:00 on both dates.

This exhibition follows previous work by Rollins at the same venue, where he curated and promoted an event displaying posters by Alicja Trout at the Radar615 gallery in Nashville. In addition to his gallery work, Rollins has participated in music archive projects. He helped unearth the demo titled Demo Kicks by U.K. Subs. Rollins also played an important role in the revival of Vengeance Records and in bringing to life the recording Gravest Gravy by The Cramps.

Alongside these archival and gallery projects, Rollins has a new memoir prepared for publication. The memoir, titled Bait Dog Boy, is scheduled to be published on March 2, 2027.