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Jed Parsons Announces 'Brunch' Album Release Tour Chris Cudby / Photo credit: Daniela Aebli / Tuesday 20th April, 2021 2:43PM    While arguments have been fierce in the UTR office regarding the definitive nature of Brunch [can you eat breakfast and then eat brunch? One or the other? How early is too early for brunch?], one thing we can agree on is Jed Parsons' new album of the same name is pretty dang swish. Foisting upon the world such delectably catchy and heartbreaking singles as 'Sad Together' and 'Playstation & Porn', the ever-dapper Ōtautahi artist has announced an absolut...

Ōtautahi jazz cat Jack Page has shared lush new track 'Halfway' from part two of his The Days EP.

The Single Fin Mingle Village Knees Up + Sumner Soiree Lineups Announced Chris Cudby / Image: There's A Tuesday / Tuesday 23rd February, 2021 10:44AM       It'll soon be time to hit the Knee's Up and join the Soiree, as the hugely popular The Single Fin Mingle festival makes its return to the beachside surrounds of Christchurch's Sumner this coming April. With a bustling programme including a film gala, art shows, surfing displays and prestigious competition, the organisers have revealed not one but two musical extravaganzas to warm your cockles and get you shaking your stuff in...

By Steve Flowers As is my annual ritual, my year-end column pays tribute to Alabama political legends who have passed away during the year. Sonny Cauthen passed away in Montgomery at age 70. He was the ultimate inside man in Alabama politics. Sonny was a lobbyist before lobbying was a business. He kept his cards close to his vest, and you never knew what he was doing. Sonny was the ultimate optimist who knew what needed to be achieved and found like-minded allies with whom to work. When he had something to get done, he bulldozed ahead and achieved his mission. Sonny was a yellow dog Democrat ...

Former Alabama House of Representatives member John “Jack” Page III, who represented the Gadsden area for 17 years, died Monday in a local hospital, Alabama House Public Information Officer Clay Redden said Tuesday. Page was 70 and had been in poor health since surgery in June. He recently contracted the COVID-19 virus, said his former wife, Rebecca Gray Page. Page was a member of the Gadsden City Council when he was elected to the House in a special election in 1993 to succeed the late June Bugg. He was a Democrat and was reelected four times, but he lost the 2010 general election to Rep...