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Squeelers make beautiful music (Half Moon Bay Review)
It was several years ago that Boyd Ritner found himself on the road, beside a tractor trailer that read "Bush Hawg." "Hmm, interesting name," he remembers thinking.
The Guide (The State Journal-Register)
Items for The Guide should be submitted in writing to Polly Greer, A&E, third floor newsroom, The State Journal-Register, by noon Monday for Thursday publication. These listings are for live entertainment only. Information for The Guide also can be e-mailed to polly.greer@sj-r.com.
Give the gift of entertainment (The Pantagraph)
The ticket to a creative last-minute Christmas gift may be just a box office phone call away, thanks to the busy winter-spring concert slate at area performance venues.
COVER STORY: Never Gonna Be a Rock Star (Nashville Scene)
At the center of Tommy Womack?s new album, !, is a seven-minute, conscience-spilling rant, ?Alpha Male and the Canine Mystery Blood.? It depicts a man in his early 40s at home with his wife and young son, drinking his way through a six-pack and contemplating a handmade poster he saw stapled to a telephone pole.
ALL LIT UP (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
FORT WORTH -- The neon-lit names of country music legends like Alan Jackson, Reba McEntire and Vince Gill line the walls near the cozy stage at Billy Bob's Texas.
?Tangled Roots? to entertain (Cloquet Journal)
Called the hardest drivin?est bluegrass band this side of Tennessee, ?Tangled Roots? will be coming from Minneapolis to Moose Lake on Friday, Feb. 23, for a concert at the Moose Lake Schools Auditorium, 413 Birch Avenue, starting at 8 p.m.
Live Shows (Portland Tribune)
ROCK Strokejob It?s a big weekend for celebrity musical appearances in Portland. In addition to reality TV band du jour Rock Star Supernova (which features Mötley Crüe?s Tommy Lee and friends, and should have featured local diva Storm Large, who was voted off the show late in ...
ESSAY: A special delivery (Lexington Herald-Leader)
It was quite possibly the last song by the last singer you would ever expect to find at Bonnaroo.
Music (Lexington Herald-Leader)
ROCK, POP, HIP-HOP FREE. Lagniappe. 9 p.m. Feb. 16. Southgate House, Newport. (859) 431-2201. www.southgatehouse.com. Sunday Valley, The Shinerunners. 9 p.m. Feb. 16. The Dame, 156 W. Main St. $7. (859) 226-9005. www.dameky.com.
Rewind: Reviews of recent concerts (Kansas City Star)
| John Prine with Maura O?Connell Feb. 3 at the Uptown Theater | For a guy who has written so many great lyrics, John Prine is a man of few words, at least during his live shows. So be it: Less talk means more music. Saturday night, Prine and his sharp-dressed two-man band (guitarist Jason Wilber and bassist Dave Jacques) performed at the very sold-out Uptown Theater (about 1,700), and they ...
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Squeelers make beautiful music (Half Moon Bay Review)
It was several years ago that Boyd Ritner found himself on the road, beside a tractor trailer that read "Bush Hawg." "Hmm, interesting name," he remembers thinking.
The Guide (The State Journal-Register)
Items for The Guide should be submitted in writing to Polly Greer, A&E, third floor newsroom, The State Journal-Register, by noon Monday for Thursday publication. These listings are for live entertainment only. Information for The Guide also can be e-mailed to polly.greer@sj-r.com.
Give the gift of entertainment (The Pantagraph)
The ticket to a creative last-minute Christmas gift may be just a box office phone call away, thanks to the busy winter-spring concert slate at area performance venues.
COVER STORY: Never Gonna Be a Rock Star (Nashville Scene)
At the center of Tommy Womack?s new album, !, is a seven-minute, conscience-spilling rant, ?Alpha Male and the Canine Mystery Blood.? It depicts a man in his early 40s at home with his wife and young son, drinking his way through a six-pack and contemplating a handmade poster he saw stapled to a telephone pole.
ALL LIT UP (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
FORT WORTH -- The neon-lit names of country music legends like Alan Jackson, Reba McEntire and Vince Gill line the walls near the cozy stage at Billy Bob's Texas.
?Tangled Roots? to entertain (Cloquet Journal)
Called the hardest drivin?est bluegrass band this side of Tennessee, ?Tangled Roots? will be coming from Minneapolis to Moose Lake on Friday, Feb. 23, for a concert at the Moose Lake Schools Auditorium, 413 Birch Avenue, starting at 8 p.m.
Live Shows (Portland Tribune)
ROCK Strokejob It?s a big weekend for celebrity musical appearances in Portland. In addition to reality TV band du jour Rock Star Supernova (which features Mötley Crüe?s Tommy Lee and friends, and should have featured local diva Storm Large, who was voted off the show late in ...
ESSAY: A special delivery (Lexington Herald-Leader)
It was quite possibly the last song by the last singer you would ever expect to find at Bonnaroo.
Music (Lexington Herald-Leader)
ROCK, POP, HIP-HOP FREE. Lagniappe. 9 p.m. Feb. 16. Southgate House, Newport. (859) 431-2201. www.southgatehouse.com. Sunday Valley, The Shinerunners. 9 p.m. Feb. 16. The Dame, 156 W. Main St. $7. (859) 226-9005. www.dameky.com.
Rewind: Reviews of recent concerts (Kansas City Star)
| John Prine with Maura O?Connell Feb. 3 at the Uptown Theater | For a guy who has written so many great lyrics, John Prine is a man of few words, at least during his live shows. So be it: Less talk means more music. Saturday night, Prine and his sharp-dressed two-man band (guitarist Jason Wilber and bassist Dave Jacques) performed at the very sold-out Uptown Theater (about 1,700), and they ...
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