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Photo by Jesse Faatz Last night, Billy Strings continued the kick-off of his winter tour with the second of three nights at the 1STBANK Center in

Local Events Thursday, December 29th Harry Potter Trivia. Calling all wizards, wizards-in-training, and those with a general interest in the wizarding hobby. Come test magical knowledge with some Harry Potter trivia. This is for ages 8 and up, please arrive 30 minutes early for tickets. Tysons-P ...

Thoughts, reports and opinions on music, arts and more in the valleys.

Nashville is a storied city in the most literal sense - a place built on imagination, interpretation, and narration. Alongside the songs and songwriters, journalists have played an under-rated role in building the idea and brand and renown of Music City. I got up to speed in this town reading Robert K. Oermann, Chet Flippo, Bill Friskics-Warren and other greats. But in the 21st century so far, nobody’s written the Music City story with more depth, discernment and humor than author, reporter, s...

Who sings the song marking the passing of a soul when the person who has died is the one we turn to on such solemn and grave occasions? Who writes the obituary

Peter Cooper, an award-winning country music journalist and Grammy-nominated musician, died Tuesday at age 52.

Last night, Billy Strings performed at the Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, N.Y., as part of his ongoing fall tour. During his performance at the nearly

The music of Java Brothers and New Ballards Branch Bogtrotters will be featured during New River Community College’s Concert Series on Saturday, Nov. 12, at 6 p.m. in 117 Edwards

Hear stories behind songs such as “Fool Hearted Memory” by George Strait and Tim McGraw’s number one hit single, “7500 OBO” and more, from songwriters who helped pen them.

The band brings music from that record and more from its Grammy Award-winning, 16-year-long career, to Jefferson Center on Wednesday.