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New CD's (New York Times)
New releases from Gladys Knight, Mindy Smith, Lloyd Banks, Lloyd Cole and Jimmy Buffett.
Catfish Heaven (Conroe Bulletin)
Grab yourself a little piece of Catfish Heaven at the 17th annual Conroe Cajun Catfish Festival -- happening in Downtown Conroe next weekend: Friday (10/13), Saturday (10/14) and Sunday (10/15); the downtown square is the center of the action, but you can find music on five stages throughout the historic area, along with food & drink, arts & crafts, and non-stop entertainment for the entire
MUSIC CALENDAR (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
GOSPEL CHICKEN HOUSE - Amy Ladd and Friends and The Webbermasters, 7 p.m. Saturday, 14709 Greenwood Church Road, Montpelier. Offering taken. Information: (804) 883-6487.
Music Notes (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
The Who is going satellite. The band just signed a deal with Sirius Satellite Radio for its own Who Channel, debuting today and running for an undisclosed time.
"Broadway Meets Country" Event Comes To Nashville (WKRN Nashville)
Sara Evans received the lowest score from judges on ?Dancing With the Stars? on the last show, everybody wants to know if she survived Wednesday?s show. The paso-doble presented some problems to Sara and her dance partner Tony. The judges said Sara did not look comfortable. Sara never finished with the lowest judges? score until Wednesday; luckily, she was not cut....
THE WEEK AHEAD: Our best bets until we see you again { September 28 - October...
There is scary-scary and scary-fun. The tiger recently getting loose at Lowry Park Zoo in Tampa was definitely scary-scary. But Zoo Boo is scary-fun. The month-long family Halloween party starts Friday and will feature the zoo transformed into a "family-friendly" fright zone with haunted houses and trails for older zoo-goers. Zoo Boo is celebrating its eighth year. The event promises extensive
YEAH YEAH YEAH (Anchorage Press)
In a world where the size of album cover art continues to slide smaller with each new format, I salute Beck in his effort to have a little fun with what visual space is left.
Things to Do Today (RedNova)
MUSIC * FOOTMAD FALL FESTIVAL: 11 a.m. Today only $15, weekend passes - adults $40, students $25, families $100, children free. Activities include contra dances, jams, workshops, song swaps and more. Fayette County Park, Beckwith. Call 415-3668 or visit www.footmad.org.
Big shows (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
Trisha Yearwood, 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 23, Clay Center for the Performing Arts, One Clay Square, Charleston. The season opener also features special guests Jon Randall and Jessi Alexander. $25 and up, (304) 561-3500.
Gretchen Wilson Goes Back to the Bar in Chicago (cmt.com)
CHICAGO -- Gretchen Wilson's not in Pocahontas anymore, but that doesn't mean she can't get back to her roots. And that's just what she did Thursday night (Sept. 21) at Joe's Bar in Chicago.
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New CD's (New York Times)
New releases from Gladys Knight, Mindy Smith, Lloyd Banks, Lloyd Cole and Jimmy Buffett.
Catfish Heaven (Conroe Bulletin)
Grab yourself a little piece of Catfish Heaven at the 17th annual Conroe Cajun Catfish Festival -- happening in Downtown Conroe next weekend: Friday (10/13), Saturday (10/14) and Sunday (10/15); the downtown square is the center of the action, but you can find music on five stages throughout the historic area, along with food & drink, arts & crafts, and non-stop entertainment for the entire
MUSIC CALENDAR (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
GOSPEL CHICKEN HOUSE - Amy Ladd and Friends and The Webbermasters, 7 p.m. Saturday, 14709 Greenwood Church Road, Montpelier. Offering taken. Information: (804) 883-6487.
Music Notes (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
The Who is going satellite. The band just signed a deal with Sirius Satellite Radio for its own Who Channel, debuting today and running for an undisclosed time.
"Broadway Meets Country" Event Comes To Nashville (WKRN Nashville)
Sara Evans received the lowest score from judges on ?Dancing With the Stars? on the last show, everybody wants to know if she survived Wednesday?s show. The paso-doble presented some problems to Sara and her dance partner Tony. The judges said Sara did not look comfortable. Sara never finished with the lowest judges? score until Wednesday; luckily, she was not cut....
THE WEEK AHEAD: Our best bets until we see you again { September 28 - October...
There is scary-scary and scary-fun. The tiger recently getting loose at Lowry Park Zoo in Tampa was definitely scary-scary. But Zoo Boo is scary-fun. The month-long family Halloween party starts Friday and will feature the zoo transformed into a "family-friendly" fright zone with haunted houses and trails for older zoo-goers. Zoo Boo is celebrating its eighth year. The event promises extensive
YEAH YEAH YEAH (Anchorage Press)
In a world where the size of album cover art continues to slide smaller with each new format, I salute Beck in his effort to have a little fun with what visual space is left.
Things to Do Today (RedNova)
MUSIC * FOOTMAD FALL FESTIVAL: 11 a.m. Today only $15, weekend passes - adults $40, students $25, families $100, children free. Activities include contra dances, jams, workshops, song swaps and more. Fayette County Park, Beckwith. Call 415-3668 or visit www.footmad.org.
Big shows (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
Trisha Yearwood, 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 23, Clay Center for the Performing Arts, One Clay Square, Charleston. The season opener also features special guests Jon Randall and Jessi Alexander. $25 and up, (304) 561-3500.
Gretchen Wilson Goes Back to the Bar in Chicago (cmt.com)
CHICAGO -- Gretchen Wilson's not in Pocahontas anymore, but that doesn't mean she can't get back to her roots. And that's just what she did Thursday night (Sept. 21) at Joe's Bar in Chicago.
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