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

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.

The “greatest rapper alive” is going to have to wait a while to defend his self-proclaimed title. Lil’ Wayne is heading to jail.

Money is tight. The economy has been in shambles for a couple years now.

ty Soundtrack seems to always be on the verge of bursting the mainstream bubble and bringing their honest, catchy-as-hell pop/rock to national radio.

A local favorite and live music juggernaut will be heading to Fayetteville tonight to rock George’s Majestic Lounge once again.

It’s that time of year again. Even though the horrid winter weather might get you down, Fayetteville music lovers still have the opportunity to rejoice in the upcoming months, as several concerts are lined up around town that will ease you into the new year.

It’s hard to believe you could outdo a year like the one the music industry went through in 2009.

he Grammys might have been lost to some fans because of apathy or because of anger over choices, but one category seems to get it right every year and that is the Best New Artist category.