Music
Folk Festival welcomes Willi Carlisle, Chucky Waggs, Pokey Lafarge and more Nov. 10-12
The Original Ozark Folk Festival returns to Eureka Springs Nov. 10-12 for its 75th year. The septuagenarian tradition includes a Folk Faire full of local art and music plus the traditionally
Six Minutes, Six Questions – Pokey LaFarge
Pokey LaFarge will headline this year’s Ozark Original Folk Festival in Eureka Springs. He will perform with Hot Club of Cowtown at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 12 at The Aud, 36
SoNA opener includes Meyer, Shostakovich, Mussorgsky
“Go BIG or Go HOME.” That’s the title of a composition by Jessica Meyer, one of the most-performed orchestral composers of her generation. It blends, she promises, “hints of funk,
In Branson, Duttons find new home and fight Amy’s cancer
By any definition of the word, it’s been a challenging year for the performing Dutton family of Branson. On July 13, the Dutton Family Theater at 3454 W. 76 Country
Fort Smith Symphony ready for busy week of performances
If you want to see the musical terms allegro, vivace, presto and prestissimo in action, follow the Fort Smith Symphony for a few days beginning Oct. 15. The words mean
Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show talks about change, inclusivity
For more than 20 years, Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show has navigated an ever-changing landscape of music — and is still going strong. The group came together in
New Northwest Arkansas company wants to keep the joy in musical theater
With a degree in musical theater performance from Liberty University, a private evangelical university in Lynchburg, Va., and a couple of off-Broadway shows on her resume, Kayla Grizzard has formed
Buddy Shute has new EP, and we have songs on YouTube!
Buddy Shute has been a fixture on the Northwest Arkansas blues scene for many, many years. This year he and Mark McGee (often described as the best harmonica player in
Goo Goo Dolls find new niche with ever-growing audience
Bassist Robby Takac of the Goo Goo Dolls has been watching crowds grow and change from the stage since the 1980s. “The thing that I’ve noticed the most between then
Eureka musician John Two-Hawks’s new CD has Celtic flavor
Inspired by his book of the same title, “Of Mist and Stone” is the 29th album for Native flutist John Two-Hawks — and marks his return from a Covid-induced pause.
