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Many consider the Labor Day weekend as the unofficial end of summer. If youre looking for something to do this weekend, we have you covered.

  Tune in to Pastures of Plenty from 5:30am-7:00am Wednesday morning or listen to the archive anytime at KBOO.FM/Program/Pastures-Plenty.   DJ Mike Fisher will feature 90 minutes of the best in eclectic roots music to start your day!  Mike will spin one from The Band for the great Robbie Robertson, singer/guitarist and main songwriter, who passed away not long ago - and an

On their sixth album, "Book of Fools," Mipso adds electronic sounds and experimental directions but keeps finely crafted songwriting at the core. After more than a decade of making music together, they’ve found the freedom to make the music they want without worrying about genre or expectations.

OTTUMWA — Bridge View Center continues its Acoustic Fridays on the Riverfront series with musician Kevin McGinity Friday from 5-8 p.m., just inside the main lobby of the building due

Colorado-based duo Bonnie & Taylor Sims released their third and final single “The Cigarette Song” from their forthcoming self-titled debut album on September 15th.

Nanakorobi yaoki. Thats an old Japanese adage. It means: "Fall down seven times, get up eight."

The songwriter’s memoir is grounded in 1970s Music City

IN a ‘secret gig’ announcement, Bray’s Harbour Bar has posted that its ‘secret’ gig this month is the ever so slightly raucous and ever so slightly irreverent Ispíní na hÉireann, who were formed out of sessions in the Cobblestone in Dublin and are doing strange and interesting things with Irish trad.

Hold onto your seats as DK’s dancers leap into Joshua Blake Carters sizzling “Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!” a half-breath from David Hochoy’s gut-centric choreography to Cole Porter’s 1944 song, “Ev’ry Time

“Only two things that money can’t buy and that’s true love and homegrown tomatoes.” (Guy Clark) As the song says, “Wha’d life be without homegro