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The lineup for the 2021 Jazz & Heritage Music Festival has been released. The music kicks off on October 8th and rolls across two weekends, concluding on October 17th. Tickets are available now and we have the full details here.

The band will appear Sept. 2 with standout singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Molly Tuttle in tow.  Formed by friends in Virginia, Old Crow Medicine Show took a traditional route to its early days in traditional music, busking on street corners. The bands first proper studio effort, a self-titled album, was released in 2004 and featured a now-ubiquitous — and oft-covered — update of the Bob Dylan song "Wagon Wheel." The band won a pair of Grammys in 2013 and 2014, and continues ...

The Jean Lafitte Seafood Festival, the Uncle Sam Jam and the Gretna Heritage Fest are all a 'go,' according to parish leaders.

Sculpture Park at the Denver Performing Arts Complex will be the place to be this summer, with dance classes and a concert series.

Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues Society to Launch Jazz & Blues Week For years the Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues Society provided area music fans with an entire weekends worth of great entertainment with the annual JazzFest at Yankton Trail Park. But with that event now a thing of the past, the society has found a new way to expand a weekend into an entire week of music. The inaugural Jazz & Blues Week will run from July 10 through July 18 this summer, with a variety of paid and free events on the schedul...

A two-time Blues Music Awards' B.B. King Entertainer of the Year will headline

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Mask-free outdoor concerts and larger capacities are coming to Denver, Mayor Hancock said, part of "Denver's All-Star Summer"

Acts scheduled at a new Smith Mountain Lake-area venue include Jerry Douglas Band, Paul Thorn. Tad Dickens / The Roanoke Times For about 15 years, venue manager Gary Jackson has been right in the middle of the Southwest Virginia music scene. A year at 202 Market led to about eight at Kirk Avenue Music Hall, then nearly six at Rocky Mount’s municipal venue, Harvester Performance Center, for the D.C.-area transplant. The latter job came to an end when Jackson announced his retirement in Janu...

What were once drive-ins are now walk-ons. Berglund Center combined with Charlotte, North Carolina-based concert promoter MaxxMusic this spring to put on a series of drive-in shows on the venue’s parking lot. When soul-rocker Grace Potter hits the stage on Thursday for the third in the series, she will mark a change in the way they’re done. No more drive-in shows from here on. The remaining events will be pod-style, socially distanced ones. The change came in part because of evolving ...