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SFF Presents announces three spring concerts at The Belfry in Sisters. First up is the award-winning Scottish contemporary folk band Breabach on

Stillhouse Junkies will play a two-night event at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Animas Theatre City, 128 E. College Drive. The first night will feature special guest band Golden Shoals. The second ni...

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — Li’l Friday is a weekly roundup of events in art, music, theater, comedy, pop-up markets and more. All events featured were scheduled as of…

Closing out the month of July, the production triumph that is Planet Bluegrass made the magic happen once again with the legendary three-day event RockyGrass.

Marcus King stops at The District on Monday and Matchbox Twenty is in town on Saturday.

The band is excited to return to Portland for April 19 show.

The Durango-based trio Stillhouse Junkies will perform Friday at Ent Center for the Arts. They like to describe their sound as progressive original roots.

European music lovers dig on the American roots music. From aging punk-rockers doing the roots rock thing like Armchair Martian/Drag the Rivers’ Jon Snodgrass to dark-country acts like Slim Cessna’s A...

After months of touring, the Stillhouse Junkies have returned home to Durango to celebrate "Small Towns", their new album release at the Animas City Theatre. KSUT is thrilled to have them join us for a live session Tuesday, October 25, 2022 at 2:06 PM during our Fall fund drive.

When you’re a progressive string band from another part of the country making your debut at Nashville’s Station Inn, you’ll want to dress to impress, as Durango, CO trio the Stillhouse Junkies did on a Saturday night in September. Fred Kosak, Cody Tinnin and Alissa Wolf hit the stage in matching Dickies coveralls with their mid-century modern logo hand embroidered on the back.