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He plays Virgina Tech Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. More information: www.uusa.vt.edu
An improvisational spirit helps this musician replicate the sound of a full band.
The John Jorgenson Quintet at Jefferson Center
Talking politics with the folk-rock icon before his show in Floyd.
An interview with the country music star before his Friday show in Salem
Scott’s concert at Jefferson Center is a nod to the musicians who influenced his career.
cutNscratch
Derek Trucks has learned from watching and listening to others.
We do a podcast with bassist Donald "Duck" Dunn. The MGs play tonight in Roanoke.
Shemekia Copeland, Ana Popovic, Jimmy Thackery and Hamilton Loomis will perform Saturday.
Under the guidance of a big-name producer, the hardworking North Carolina hipster rockers return to Jefferson Center on Friday.
The Rev. Billy C. Wirtz will play and teach at the Sedalia Blues Festival at Big Island.
En route to the Roanoke show, the band will play the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tenn.
We talked to Franklin County's Austin Clark, who said he and his brothers are happy to have another chance to perform.
Jimmy Carter of the Blind Boys of Alabama no longer questions being blind. He and his band use their voices to spread the Gospel and tell the world about their Lord.
The members of Nickel Creek say farewell (for now) while they pursue their own projects.
Martinsville native Josh Shilling goes nationwide on the bluegrass scene with popular band Mountain Heart
Performer with Virginia roots plays Sun Music Hall on Friday
"Dirty Old One Man Band" comes to Martin's Downtown, Roanoke, on Wednesday.
We talk with a master of musical mayhem
Jeff Mosier brings his Atlanta-based group to 202 Market
The Nashville-based roots rocker comes to the Coffee Pot
He speaks with our Ralph Berrier Jr. before playing "Picnic at the Pops" with the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra
SxSW band will stop in Roanoke. Singer Jay Stolar tells us about it. We play song samples.
Drummer Dave Hartman talks about the band's new CD
Still playing hot guitar, Shorty comes to Roanoke for the Taste of the Blue Ridge Blues & Jazz Festival
On music, babies and road-trip scuffles
Short films of chaos from a group of Community High School students
Coming together over a love of traditional music
Members of the funky outfit Balancing Act talk about the music and spin some songs.
The ex-Monkee brings his band, Shoe Suede Blues, to joke around — a lot — and play some tunes
Troy Gatrell's band plays tonight at La Finca, Roanoke
The Sol Creech band, with Creech, Dempsey and drummer George Penn Jr., plays Awful Arthur's at Towers Shopping Center on Feb. 8.
Hot pickin' and singin'
Jug plus washboard equals good roots music
Too young to be dinosaurs, too old to die
Skating in a moshpit, and other topics
Hot singer, keyboardist plays some, talks music
He turns the tables for Roanoke's best rap acts
Singing and talking about "The Feel Good Tour"
Stars of the Barter Theatre production stop by
Pickin and joking around with some fine players
Talk and tunes with an acoustic picker and singer
Veteran writer/performer plays and talks music
Lead guitarist and keyboardist for Kevin Selfe
and the Tornadoes talk about music, the weather
Bringing the electrofunk with an 8-bit gameboy
Young singer-songwriter built crowds in college
Progressive bluegrass mashes up several styles
Making a way to grow a scene
Seems like this guy plays keys for everyone
Three with connections past and present
jam some and talk with us about the lab
Coming to a summer festival near you
The Wading Girl's Sarah Harrison and her parents
talk about the 3-year-old festival at their farm
Open up your head to some amazing picking
Laying down a hybrid grass
Robot-heads they're not — crazy-heads, maybe
Roanoke-based musical group Drastic Plastic explains what the heck a "boomwhacker" is, and why it makes a good instrument.
Listen, will ya?
Jazzer talks about playing with monsters
and trying to keep gigs going around here
Not the one in the right of the picture, but
the one immortalized in a James Joyce book
Singer/songwriter plays some tunes,
talks about his influences and style
Street punk band hosts Farm Dysfunction
Making up the funny on the spot, with your help
True Sound frontman talks, plays a couple tracks
We get info and tunes from The Silent Press
Songs and talk with Carter and Tommy Noland
Talk about your local boy made good
'Just MCs doing MC stuff'
