BARRY: A quick search of the internet finds that Crab Louie, or Crab Louis, has been known as the King of Salads for more than 100 years. It kind of lost some of its popularity over time, but it's still a really good salad. Especially during the summer.
Was Riverbend 2019 a success?
But is that a good or bad thing?
Weekly chat with Lisa Denton and Barry Courter.
In late March, friends and former Times Free Press colleagues Shawn Ryan and Barry Courter sat across from each other in a darkened recording studio inside an Airstream travel trailer repurposed as the StoryCorps Mobile Booth parked at Miller Park. For about an hour they talked about their shared experiences as music reporters, editors, reviewers for different Southern newspapers as well as simply being music fans.
Riverbend 2019's opening night had the usual amount of glitches, including technical hiccups with the RFID chip readers on wristbands at the main gate and bands playing shorter sets than advertised, but for the most part things seemed to go off about like past festivals.
Thrillist.com recently published a story detailing the Unofficial Bar Snack of Every State, and we thought we'd take a stab at picking an Even More Unofficial Bar Snack of Chattanooga.
The setup work has been done, and now it's time to party.
You can expect several things at a War & Treaty show like the one set for Saturday, June 1, on the Bud Light Stage at Riverbend.
Like a lot of comics and other performers, T.J. Miller - perhaps best known for his work in "Deadpool 2" and "Silicon Valley" - has performances in cities that he wants to play again. The crowds are good. The vibe is good, and the experience is good enough, in general, to want to do it again.
