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Some are not. Tuesday is going to be a good day to stay home. But if you must, better check your flight status. Many flights have been canceled. Amtrak is operating on a modified schedule. We are expecting a huge blizzard. Im hearing up to 18 inches every snow. From what the Weather Channel has dubbed winter storm stella. Lets go to Weather Channel. Stella thanks, jim. I would like to think katie is a little more polished than that when she tells bus her forecast. Well it, dont scream, rahel. Oh, i was ripping my hair out for this one. Keep updating things, right . Yes. Now we new there would ...

Blü Egyptian (NorCal) are releasing their third album "Chantress of Amun" January 26 on all streaming platforms. The album features eight original tracks that exemplify their love for bluegrass, funk, reggae and rock with a heroic dose of incendiary jams. The album cover was created by San Francisco poster artist Chris Gallen. Recently, the band dropped a music video for the single "Smith Rock" on YouTube that has footage from the Cascade Equinox Festival and Smith Rock State Park last fall in Redmond, OR.

By: Sarah Pittman Twiddle manager Kevin Rondeau on tour with the band in 2019. With traditional touring on hold during the pandemic, merch sales have become more important than ever to a band’s livelihood. Vermont-based jam band Twiddle is one act whose management team has stepped up to take their merch game to the next level. Twiddle is co-managed by Jamflow Management’s Kevin Rondeau and Daniel Travis with 11E1even Group’s Ben Baruch. Rondeau, who started working with Twiddle about 10 years ago, talked to Pollstar about overseeing the band’s merch...

Andrew Gilbert December 13, 2020Updated: December 14, 2020, 4:36 pm Ashish Khan (left), the son of Ali Akbar Khan, performs with Zakir Hussain and Indranil Bhattacharya. Photo: Courtesy of Ali Akbar Khan School of Music When the lights went down and the audience faded from view, Zakir Hussain realized he was entering a strange new realm. As a teenager who’d recently arrived in the United States after getting a precocious start as a Bollywood studio musician and accompanist for North Indian classical recitals, Hussain had already worked in an unusually wide array of settings. Bu...