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"There is a lack of connection between what I would call an older music scene and what is currently happening. There's just a major disconnect," local musician Amanda Rey says.
"If I'm Too Much, Maybe Go Find Less?!" Branjae sings in her latest electric-funk single, "Too Much." The singer-songwriter and actress returns to Northwest Arkansas for a Juneteenth Celebration at 7 p.m. Saturday as part of the North Forest Concert Series at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville. Tickets are $17 at crystalbridges.org. A food truck, cash bar and artmaking activities will also be available.
Patti Steel supports other musicians in so many ways. From sitting in with bands such as Chucky Waggs and the Company of Raggs and Randall Shreve and the Devilles when the horn section is called in to fronting her own band, Patti Steel Band, and duos.
They used to be the setting of some of the party’s most dramatic spats. But the biggest realignment of factional power has occurred behind close doors
Toni Watson (better known as Tones and I) and Jason Bedford are facing a string of offences levelled at them by a local Melbourne council.