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Donna Summer, disco queen, dead at age 63
Disco queen Donna Summer has died, a family spokesperson told the Associated Press. She was 63.
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Border Bash to host Sam Lewis & Kenny Vaughn
Set in Historic Downtown Bristol, Border Bash continues on May 18 in the 800 block of State Street.
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Elton John to perform at Freedom Hall
According to a Johnson City spokesperson, Elton John will perform at Freedom Hall on Sunday, September 16.
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2012 Full Moon Jam Concert Series set to begin in May
The annual Full Moon Jam concert series is set to kick-off during the first week of May.
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Southern city sets digital music listening trend
Do you know what city leads the United States and Canada when it comes to popular music?
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Keen, Bush, Tillis among Rhythm & Roots headliners
Singer-songwriter Robert Earl Keen, country star Pam Tillis, bluegrass legends Sam Bush and Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver are among the headliners for this year's Rhythm & Roots Reunion.
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The Band Perry thrills youngsters at Doak School with surprise visit
The Band Perry signed autographs for all 596 students at Doak School, to help raise money for the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life.
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BCMA, Rythm & Roots team up for downtown Bristol blood drive this weekend
The Birthplace of Country Music Alliance and Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion is rolling up their sleeves-and hoping you will too.
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Gary Sinise in car crash, won't make Martinsville concert or race
Sinise's Lt. Dan Band had been scheduled to play a benefit concert at Martinsville High School on Saturday to raise money to help a Patrick Co. Marine
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Bristol's annual Border Bash concerts set to get underway
The 13th annual Border Bash concert series will feature an impressive array of artists performing on State Street this spring and summer, organizers said Thursday.
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Review: Casting Crowns rock the ages
The was no mountain thrust skyward from within Freedom Hall on Thursday night. The Red Sea did not part. Yet onward marched Christian soldiers to the music as offered by Casting Crowns.
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Blues Brothers to play at Bristol's Paramount Center for the Arts March 10
Wayne Catania and Kieron Lafferty don the dark suits and shades, front a mean rhythm and blues band and carry the blessing of Judy Belushi Pisano and Dan Akroyd. They are The Official Blues Brothers Revue and their mission leads them to the Paramount Center for the Arts in Bristol, Tenn., on March 10.
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Crystal Gale to perform at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center in Greeneville
Register Kentucky’s Webb family as one of America’s most musically accomplished.
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Wytheville woman invited to speak at memorial service for Davy Jones
Sarah Combs created a fan page for Jones when she was a teenager.
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CD Review - Van Halen fans should love new CD
Like some kind of sonic flashback that erases at least a decade and a half, or maybe as much as twice that, Van Halen picks up at the point when singer David Lee Roth briefly returned to the famous fold in 1996 to release the forgotten classic "Me Wise Magic."
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Special guest Valentina Lisitsa returns to Johnson City Symphony Orchestra
Tomorrow night's concert by the Johnson City Symphony Orchestra is almost sold-out.
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Preparations underway for Whitney Houston's funeral; watch online
Preparations are well under way for Whitney Houston's funeral on Saturday - exactly one week after the pop star died at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles at the age of 48.
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Darling Boy to appear on Song of the Mountains March 3
He was one of the Darling Boys on the 1960s "Andy Griffith Show" and he is going to tape an episode of Song of the Mountains at the Lincoln Theatre in Marion, Virginia on Saturday, March 3.
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Bonnaroo 2012 line-up announced
Check out the line-up for this year's 2012 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival.
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Grammys honor Houston after the singer's death at age 48 on Saturday
More details are expected on Monday, but tonight the music industry is reeling from the loss of Whitney Houston.
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Virginia music legend Ralph Stanley is still singing, touring and reeling in honors
The winter wind blew cold, and the steel-gray sky spit sleet as a white-haired man in black, hands stuffed warmly into his coat pockets, stepped cautiously among the tombstones of the hilltop family cemetery.
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Martinsville Speedway, Gary Sinise to help SWVA wounded warrior
Concert to help Patrick County Marine Corporal Joshua Kerns, who lost much of his legs, and part of his right arm in Afghanistan
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Miami String Quartet to perform at ETSU
The Miami String Quartet will perform at East Tennessee State University on Wednesday, Feb. 8, at 7:30 p.m. in the D.P. Culp University Center’s Martha Street Culp Auditorium. The event is co-sponsored by the ETSU Department of Music and the Mary B. Martin School of the Arts.
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Bonnaroo marks 10 years of charitable giving totaling more $5 million
The organizers of Bonnaroo announced today that after careful analysis of the first 10 years of the festival, they have been able to donate more than $5 million to local, regional and national charities and organizations.
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Jazz vocalist L'Tanya Mari' visiting Big Stone Gap, Wise
The first is at 12:15 p.m. in Mountain Empire Community College's Goodloe Center, Phillips-Taylor Hall, presented by Pro-Art Association and Mountain Empire Community College.
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