Music
Music, nature, luxury: Thunder Ridge Nature Arena aims to elevate concert experienceMusic, nature, luxury:
Normally you go to a concert with the intention of just seeing a show, but just 20 miles outside of Branson, Thunder Ridge Nature Arena aims for something a little
Sawyer Hill turns up the volume on viral moment
With the same wide-toothed grin and bright blue eyes, Sawyer Hill still looks like the kid who started playing in bands with seniors as a freshman. His baritone vocals, on
Concerts July 26, Sept. 5 show off Crystal Bridges’ iconic Van Cliburn piano
Pianist Kenny Broberg says he and his violin collaborator, Russian-born Maria Ioudenitch, have a “musical connection.” “We play together fairly often,” says the winner of the 2021 American Pianist Awards
Songs Of Stars And Service: Kimbrough plays Parrothead Club benefit
Will Kimbrough laughs off the idea of retirement now that he’s received praise from Sir Paul McCartney. “You know, I would if he wrote me a check!” Kimbrough says. “You
‘Good Together’: Lake Street Dive rolls the (20-sided) dice and ‘Dances With Strangers’
Lake Street Dive is more than “good together,” they are down right joyous. The musicians are celebrating 20 years as a band; released an album, “Good Together,” on June 21;
Jazzy nights: Starrlight Jazz Club concerts offer standards, reinterpretation and history
A “jazz lovers paradise” awaits music fans this season. The Walton Arts Center just announced the Starrlight Jazz Club series, featuring a broad range of styles including Caribbean-inspired grooves, Broadway
Music! Music! Music!: Amram, McMurtry, Deslondes, more make WoodyFestMusic! Music! Music!:
More than 50 performers are on deck for the annual Woody Guthrie Folk Festival July 10-14 in Okemah, Okla. Scheduled for this year are Annie Guthrie, Serena Guthrie, Beat Root
Opera returns to Eureka Springs on June 21, but ‘Little Red’ already on the road
Lisa Tricomi was 11 when she saw “Jesus Christ Superstar” at the movies. “And from that film I fell in love with the art of storytelling,” she remembers. “When the
Styx keyboardist shares stories about playing for Ronnie Hawkins ahead of June 19 AMP concert
When Styx keyboardist Lawrence Gowan comes to Arkansas, you can bet he’ll be thinking about one of Fayetteville’s favorite sons, Ronnie Hawkins. And he’s very happy to share stories about
‘Gold’ on the road: Dierks Bentley still loves touring, songwriting and playing music
David Bowie once quipped, “I wouldn’t know a hit song if it slapped me in the face.” Dierks Bentley says that is a good quote. Since his career started in
