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The second annual Chazzfest reveals a mighty lineup (Charleston City Paper)
ChazzFest w/ Branford Marsalis, Kool & The Gang, Galactic, Toots & The Maytals, Son Volt, Dottie Peoples, JJ Grey & Mofro, Seldom Scene, Soul Rebels Brass Band, The Lee Boys, Chairmen of the Board, The Embers, Uncle Mingo, Quiana Parler & Friends, Magnolia Singers, Davis Coen Sat. Sept. 22 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
Minus the Bear to play the Pabst (OnMilwaukee.com)
Minus the Bear, a band comprised of ex members from Botch, Kill Sadie and Sharks Keep Moving, plays the Pabst Theater on Wednesday, May 16 with special guests The Honorary Title, Chin Up Chin Up and Milwaukee's own Maritime.
Music Listings (San Francisco Bay Guardian)
Music listings are compiled by Duncan Scott Davidson. The music intern is Nathan Baker. Since club life is unpredictable, it's a good idea to call ahead to confirm bookings and hours. Prices are listed when provided to us. See Picks, page 18, for information on how to submit an item to listings.
in brief (Times Leader)
DALLAS: Huntsville Christian Church will have an Easter Egg Hunt for children ages 3-11 Saturday at 2 p.m. There will be games, prizes and a visit from the Easter Bunny. The event is free and open to the public.
Youth Act Making The Grade (Hartford Courant)
Student Ensemble Stands In For A House Band Cheryl Blum noticed there was something unusual about her daughter, Julie, when the 4-year-old started singing harmonies to the hair dryer.
Listen Here!: Musician Stays True to Roots (The Morning News)
Like many prolific musicians, Fred Eaglesmith seems to enjoy staying busy.
The 'Fresh' New Face of Ralphs Open for Business (La Caada Valley Sun)
LA CRESCENTA--Last Friday was a day of celebration as cheerleaders, two jazz bands, politicians and special guests lined the produce department of Ralphs grocery store and marveled at the $7.2 million remodel.
Dining Out for Life returns April 26 to raise money to fight HIV/AIDS (Ashevi...
ASHEVILLE - Asheville and communities throughout Western North Carolina will join 43 other cities across the country on April 26 for the 5th annual Dining Out for Life benefit to support local AIDS service agencies.
RESTAURANT REVIEW (Style Weekly)
Louisiana Flair brings down the house. by Joseph W. Cates Roots music isn?t about technique ? it?s about soul. Almost anyone can be trained in variations on the five simple notes of the blues scale, but it takes a virtuoso to sit comfortably on the root and work it into a groove.
HOLLY column (Bridgeton News)
Good morning! There's a 30 percent chance of rain on Saturday. It's the only possible blemish on a perfect week. Hold your outside fundraisers this week.