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Santa Barbara's Fiesta Historical Parade Returns with New Route But Same Spirit | Local News
Hundreds of spectators line Cabrillo Boulevard for the event featuring dancers, horses, floats and more
Source: noozhawk.com
Allison Russell is a rising star at Willie Nelson's 4th of July Picnic
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Allison Russell will play songs from her 2021 solo debut "Outside Child" at Willie Nelsons Fourth of July Picnic.
Source: austin360.com
In praise of the 'blessed unrest:' Allison Russell and Kaia Kater in conversation
Longtime friends and folk musicians dive deep into Black joy, kids, capitalism, art, money, and 'making it.'
Source: cbc.ca
Allison Russell, Fisk Jubilee Singers bring gospel with soul to Ryman
The multi-award-winning performers joined forces for a joyous celebration of Black spirituality
Source: tennessean.com
Many Stories, One Avenue: Roots Festival is back for June 17-19 weekend
After hosting 16 socially distanced concerts from April to August 2020 on South East Avenue right outside the Roots HQ, husband-and-wife founders of the Fayetteville Roots Festival Bryan and Bernice Hembree made a discovery.
Source: arkansasonline.com
Leyla McCalla: 'La Bal est Fini' | Today's Top Tune
Based in New Orleans, Leyla McCalla is a talented multi-instrumentalist known for her work in Carolina Chocolate Drops and her project Our Native Daughters, alongside Rhiannon Giddens, Allison Russell, and Amythist Kiah.
Source: kcrw.com
'Austin City Limits' reaches 1,000 episodes; Allison Russell performs
Singer-songwriter Allison Russell delivered an impressive performance at ACL Live to mark the 1,000th taping of "Austin City Limits" on Wednesday.
Source: austin360.com
The Ballad Of 'John Henry' Elicits Varied Feelings For Some Black Appalachian Residents
Like any traditional song that has endured through generations, there are lots of versions of “John Henry.” There are also many different interpretations of the song. For some people who grew up in Black communities in Appalachia, the song elicits a variety of feelings.
Source: wvpublic.org
Plans for new shelter fills community need for domestic abuse survivors
The Wind River community has not had a domestic abuse shelter in a year.
Source: wyomingpublicmedia.org