Despite living more than 2,000 miles away from the mountain range, the music of the Seattle-based folk band The Starlings echoes with a distinctly Appalachian spirit.
Tonight, a local musical landmark where pickers and grinners have been strutting their stuff for decades celebrates nearly 30 years on Signal Mountain.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. today for a concert by contemporary Christian artists Kutless, Pillar and Thousand Foot Krutch at Memorial Auditorium on Saturday, Nov. 8.
Chicago-based progressive bluegrass band Cornmeal, known for lightning-fast tempos and impeccable harmonies, will headline Saturday’s Riverfront Nights concert at Ross’s Landing.
Old-time music will set the tone for Labor Day weekend visits to Rock City. An afternoon jam on Sunday includes an open invitation to area musicians to join in.
Running away from home and rebelliously denying where you came from may be a very rock ’n’ roll approach to life, but it was accepting, even embracing, those roots that turned things around for the Asheville, N.C.-based rock band The Campaign 1984.
A dozen artists are on tap for Saturday’s Praise Jubilee gospel singing in Dayton, Tenn. Events are scheduled throughout the day at Centennial Park on West Second Avenue across from the Rhea County Courthouse.
Confederate Railroad, the unconventional country band known for doing things their own way, will perform two shows Sunday on the Jukebox Junction Stage at Lake Winnepesaukah in Rossville.
