Music
Emmy-winning composer Amos Cochran brings sonic dreamscapes to Van Buren
Emmy-winning composer Amos Cochran is looking forward to performing in Van Buren. After all, that’s where he lives. The Fort Smith Symphony String Quartet will present a collection of his
Corey Branan plays Fayetteville, Little Rock Feb. 17-18
Cory Branan has been touring for so long that he learned to write on the road. “For years, I didn’t write on the road,” Branan says. “Then, when I had
Fayetteville’s Erin ‘Dr. Shred’ Detherage takes show to Fort Smith
Erin Detherage has to stop and think when asked how many guitars she has. “I think 10.” She explains that “they all do something different! That’s always my excuse. I
Chapel Hart stops at TempleLive in Fort Smith on new ‘Glory Days’ tour
Chapel Hart is bringing their “Glory Days” to Fort Smith and El Dorado this week. Sisters Danica and Devynn Hart, with cousin Trea Swindle, opened their “Glory Days Tour” at
Fayetteville’s Erin ‘Dr. Shred’ Detherage takes show to Fort Smith
Erin Detherage has to stop and think when asked how many guitars she has. “I think 10.” She explains that “they all do something different! That’s always my excuse. I
Lindsay Lou headlines Ozark Mountain Music Festival in Eureka Springs
The hills might be chilly, but music will warm the historic rooms of the Basin Park Hotel Jan. 19-22 as the annual Ozark Mountain Music Festival returns to Eureka Springs
Punk, hard rock band Bellwether Sirens release four-song EP
Not a single member of Bellwether Sirens knew one another before moving to Northwest Arkansas from different parts of the country. Guitarist Sean O’Brien jokes that he met drummer Geoff
‘Disrupting’ The Music Scene
Raquel Thompson was born into music. The 21-year-old behind Love More Records has been surrounded by music since the moment her father played “Isn’t She Lovely” in the birthing room.
Yearend Top 10: Hembrees press pause on Roots, play on as Smokey & the Mirror
Editor’s Note: This is Monica Hooper’s first choice for top stories. It originally ran Oct. 17. The founders of Fayetteville Roots announced Oct. 14 that they will “pause the festival
