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It’s list season, the only season that matters. That said, let’s talk about a list from nine years ago. Specifically, SPIN’s 100 Greatest Guitarists list,

Music fans can once again look forward to a full slate of diverse concerts at the newly renovated Ardmore Music Hall. The venue is announcing an initial calendar of over 30 shows to kick off their fall calendar, highlighted by acts that include Del McCoury, Rebirth Brass Band, Los Amigos Invisibles, 10,000 Maniacs, Tommy Conwell, KRS-One, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Cabinet and many more. Ardmore Music Hall's first confirmed performance is funk fusion dynamos Ghost-Note Sept. 10. Tickets for all shows will go on sale at Noon April 9 at ardmoremusichall.com.  The venue will host a pop...

DarWin first grabbed attention with the epic 17 track double album “Origin of Species” in 2019. It won over fans and critics alike with its mix of virtuoso playing, heavy guitars, and symphonic rock, co-produced by Simon Phillips. The punchy follow up album “DarWin 2 : A Frozen War” took the concept a stage further, adding musicians Billy Sheehan, Guthrie Govan, Greg Howe and Derek Sherinian to the mix. Now comes “DarWin 3 : Unplugged,” a collection of orchestral and stripped back versions of tracks from the first two albums. Highlights range from the sweeping instrumental takes o...

Local music venue Club Red, a prominent part of metro Phoenix’s metal and hip-hop scenes, has closed its doors after more than 15 years in business, according to a longtime employee. Valley metal promoter Kimberly LaRowe of 13th Floor Entertainment, a booker at the venue, posted a message to her Facebook account on Sunday about the closure, calling it “a done deal.” “I have had a flood of messages, texts, [and] emails about Club Red,” she wrote. “It has closed. I personally wanted to thank everyone that I have had the pleasure of working with there. I booked some great national an...

3. Woman charged with vehicular homicide in fatal motorcycle crash Lisa Chartier, a 50-year-old Raynham woman, was officially charged in late-January in connection with a fatal September 2019 motorcycle crash after a clerk magistrate found probable cause to issue criminal charges. Chartier was charged with motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation, negligent operation of a motor vehicle and failure to stop or yield. She was originally cited for a red light violation and negligent operation in the crash at Broadway (Route 138) and Carver Street that left John Russell, 56, of Raynham, in ...