My first performance was for a junior high choir concert here in Fayetteville.

In a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for fans, two powerhouse artists will come together for a unique performance at 7 p.m. March 18 at the intimate Starr Theater at the Walton Arts Center.

Fayetteville singer songwriter Effron White, a Kerrville “New Folk” winner and NAMA Hall of Fame winner, took third place honors in American Songwriter magazine’s bi-monthly lyric contest.

You could feel it in the air. It was spreading its way, building rapidly as you approached the backroom at George’s Majestic Lounge last week

Printed 03/11/2010

03/04/2010

With constant changes, innovations and an ever-disseminating revenue stream, most bands have a murky path ahead of them filled with setbacks and uncertainty as to where their career is headed. And as the path grows darker, most bands choose to hang up their instruments and move on to a different path in life.

With the growth of the Northwest Arkansas music scene and the number of chart-topping artists taking the stage in NWA, no one would have believed a few months ago that the most anticipated concert of early 2010 would be STS9 at George’s Majestic Lounge.

Earl & Them, American Aquarium

Thursday, Feb. 18
ALoft: Darren Ray
George’s: Ben Rector, Steve Moakler, Andrew Rip
JJ’s Fayetteville: Richard & RJ
JJ’s Rogers: Miller & Buford
Opal Fly’s: Okie Joe & Bill Erickson
Pesto Cafe: Kevin Bennoch
Rogue: DJ Wars
Soul: Miles Ralston
UARK Ballroom: Effron White’s Songs in the Ville, Mike Bewley, Candy Lee, Carter Sampson
Friday, Feb. 19
Bayou: Trick Bag
Deja Vu: DJ Brock
Ella’s: Timothy Paul
Fatty Hacker’s: [...]