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Big Something and Possum Holler Productions are thrilled to announce the return of their beloved music and arts camping festival, The Big What?, from August 22-24, 2024, at the picturesque Shakori Hills in Pittsboro, NC. Celebrating its tenth year, the festival promises an unforgettable weekend of live music, art, and camping.

In a small studio a couple blocks from Congo Square in New Orleans, with a copy of The Mysticism of Sound and Music: The Sufi Teaching of Hazrat Inayat

The final band lineup for Rooster Walk 14 has been released -- North Mississippi Allstars and BIG Something final additions.

The North Mississippi Allstars, an internationally touring blues band known for its energetically rollicking shows, top the third and final list of bands joining the 14th annual Rooster Walk Music & Arts Festival lineup. The NMAs, making their RW debut, have been nominated for four Grammys over a 25-year career that has produced 12 albums and countless sold-out shows. Big Something will also join the RW14 lineup. The North Carolina-based jam band has played nearly half a dozen Rooster Walks ...

The music fanatic, who manages John McLaughlin and many more stalwarts, talks about living his dream with his record label Abstract Logix

The local music community is rallying together to put on a benefit concert for one of its own, star singer Royce Javan Lytle who has been in hospital for the

Singer-songwriter Andrew Wakefield will perform at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 22, in The Speakeasy at the Meadowlark Motel in Maggie Valley.  Wakefield...

Travis Book, bassist and vocalist of, GRAMMY Award-winning bluegrass ensemble The Infamous Stringdusters, is stepping into uncharted musical territory with his upcoming solo album, Love and Other Strange Emotions. Set to be released via Americana Vibes on October 27, 2023, this album marks a significant departure from his acoustic and bluegrass roots with a no-holds-barred, head-first dive into Americana and Rock music; with more in common with Pink Floyd and Jason Isbell than Flatt & Scrugg...

A Google VP, who offered recruiting insights in a CNBC interview, said workers should view their careers "not as a ladder to climb, but a jungle gym."