Lyle Lovett brought his Large Band to the Peabody Opera House last night to a packed audience.
Singer-songwriter and Texan Lyle Lovett is a consummate and versatile performer, drawing great musical power from the strength of the musicians backing him in his Large Band.
In a bold musical project aptly titled "Kin," singer-songwriter Rodney Crowell and poet-memoirist Mary Karr have crafted a collection of lyrical stories, not unlike chapters in a book, that narrate a family history.
Kasey Anderson and the Honkies returned to St. Louis last night at Off Broadway, not long after their last appearance at Twangfest.
If Chuck Mead and his Grassy Knoll Boys sang songs as classy as their outfits, your grandmother would have loved their set. In full country and western git-up from their boots to their hats, Chuck Mead and his boys put on a twangy and charming performance.
It's been almost four years since Old Crow Medicine Show played to a well under-capacity audience at the Pageant. At its October, 2008 show the merchandise vendors were so excited by the show and the fans that they freely gave extra band stickers to patrons by the fistful.
From her voice to her vision to her songwriting to her discriminating taste, the music of Laura Cantrell has a kind of purity that seems of another time and place.
Woody Guthrie had his own views on copyright law, which he often expressed on his lyric pages with a clear and humorous addendum.
Blame the heat I suppose, but the crowd that turned out for the Derailers' show at Off Broadway last night was sparse, downright puny even.
At the Old Rock House on Friday night, instead of an opening act, we were treated to almost two hours of Squidbillies, the dark, absurdist "Adult Swim" cartoon in which Unknown Hinson voices Early Cuyler, an Appalachian Mud Squid with a low IQ, an alcohol problem and a penchant for trucker caps with trashy phrases on them.
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