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Come Together - Vimarsana News

Come Together

Sean Russell feels the local music scene is “in a bit of a crisis.” Attendance at most of the shows he’s been to recently, said the roots rocker in a Facebook post, has “sucked.” The man comes from a place of intimate knowledge — and love. He not only plays a ton of local and regional stages as frontman for Cut

Good, Grief - Vimarsana News

Good, Grief

If you caught onto Dead Vinyl a long time ago, you might not have guessed that the frontman of a Stones- and Zeppelin-influenced bar band’s bar band would drop the sort of solo album that is almost guaranteed to give you a case of what I think of as “the feel-good sads,” but that’s pretty much exactly what Hayden

Miller Time - Vimarsana News

Miller Time

In March 2020, the Zep-inspired Dead Vinyl had just embarked upon a West Coast tour when the pandemic forced them to turn around and head back to the Fort. The sudden influx of free time ended up being the catalyst that frontman Hayden Miller needed to get some music out of his head — as well as deal with something

Wild Wayne Delivers - Vimarsana News

Wild Wayne Delivers

File this recommendation under “You should’ve been there,” but Wayne Floyd really brought the house down at his show on Friday night, the closer of a bill that already felt like a really fun house party. Solo singer-songwriter Christian Carvajal opened, and Sam Anderson brought a band with him. Both sets showcased

2022 Vision - Vimarsana News

2022 Vision

It seems like every year, our fair burg grasps the next highest rung on the gilded ladder of ascension toward Official Gold Star Nationally Recognized Music City® status, and that Everest-ian climb definitely looks to continue into the coming year. Perhaps due to being afforded some, um, “extra free time,”