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An exhibition at Racing Magpie in Rapid City invites visitors to explore photographic images from the land of the Ocheti Sakowin. The exhibit Lakota Spaces, Lakota Lenses is a look at community from two award-winning and ground-breaking artists.

Budos Band at Ashevilles new outdoor venue on Amboy Road and ZZ Top at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium are some of the areas upcoming music highlights.

Acoustic Syndicate celebrates a new album at Salvage Station, and musicians with Asheville ties also play around town.

The Moth is a nonprofit organization that builds empathy through live and virtual storytelling shows, open-mic storytelling events, The Moth Radio Hour, The Moth Podcast and storytelling workshops.

This New Orleans quintet is back in our area for a Sunday show at the Grey Eagle, with a new album, “Ways & Means”, that showcases their tight, rootsy Americana and lo-fi garage rock sound. We look forward to welcoming Cameron Snyder, Riley Downing, Sam Doores, John James Tourville (who was here just last month with Erika Lewis), and Dan Cutler to Studio B Monday morning!

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Benefit for My Daddy Taught Me That at Salvage Station, comedian Pauly Shore at Silverados, Pink Floyd and Fleetwood Mac tribute acts play the Peel.

Thirteen years after reuniting following their original 1998 split, Archers Of Loaf are back with their first new album in 24 years.

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This band is performing at The Grey Eagle in Asheville on Sunday the 17th, and here in Studio B the next morning! "The Deslondes seem more in sync than ever, even as they stretch across rootsy Americana, ’70s psych, lo-fi garage rock, and some good old country-western...The deftness with which they morph and touch each sonic corner of their universe makes the album go down easy." - No Depression