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Lots of new jams from Arkansas musicians have been released since the beginning of the year. There is fresh music from old favorites, major label stars, indie darlings, local heroes and a pair of stellar debut LPs from Little Rock acts. The offerings range from rock, pop, folk and R&B to country, extreme metal and a little bit of blues.

Lots of new jams from Arkansas musicians have been released since the beginning of the year. There is fresh music from old favorites, major label stars, indie darlings, local heroes and a pair of stellar debut LPs from Little Rock acts. The offerings range from rock, pop, folk and R&B to country, extreme metal and a little bit of blues.

Always welcome at the Arts and Science Center for Southeast Arkansas, the Memphis group Wine & Roses filled the Catherine M. Bellamy Theater for Friday evenings Live@5 concert.

Jason Lee Hale and the Personal Space Invaders kicked off a four-hour rock/pop/R&B-fest -- compliments of Arkansas performers -- at the inaugural SHINE-ola benefit concert, which took place July 14 at South on Main in Little Rock.

A small army of local musicians will perform today at South on Main in Little Rock as part of SHINE-Ola, a benefit concert for Methodist Family Health.

The Grove Comedy Club in Lowell has issued a sell-out warning for David Koechner, who will perform at the Lowell mainstay July 21-23. Koechner will also reprise his role as Todd Packer for a "The Office," event with trivia and behind-the-scenes stories, audience Q&A, and an opportunity for the top two teams to act out a scene from The Office with "Todd." Tickets start at $30. Next month fellow SNL alum Tim Meadows will perform July 29-30 at The Grove Comedy Club, 808 S. B...

This year saw the 41st Fordyce on the Cotton Belt Festival make a full return for the first time since 2019 making it the largest ever. Under the theme, "Full steam ahead through 2022," the festival was celebrated downtown last weekend.

There are plenty of fun things to do in Central Arkansas this weekend but we’ve whittled down a list of suggestions. Here are five things to consider doing this weekend.

Following two years of cancellations and downsized rescheduling, the 41st annual Cotton Belt Fest returns under the theme "Full steam ahead through 2022."

Elizabeth Cook, along with opening act Wade Sapp, performs at 7:30 p.m. today ($20); Billy Jeter & the Shine Eye Band performs at 8 p.m. Friday ($10) and The Brothers Shreve perform at 8:30 p.m. Saturday ($12 reserved; standing room $10) at Stickyz Rock 'n' Roll Chicken Shack in Little Rock.