Postmodern Jukebox is ‘pop music in a time machine’
Show sets Top 10 hits to rhythms of yesteryear

Show sets Top 10 hits to rhythms of yesteryear

It isn't intentional that electronic rock band Sound Tribe Sector 9 goes by STS9, the same letters applied by NASA to space shuttle Columbia, the first Spacelab mission launched in November 1983 - but "it's a an awesome coincidence that we enjoy a lot," says band member David Phipps.

Original play by Rex Knowles will be presented and three runners-up will have staged readings

Still young at heart, child care center ready to celebrate

Chattanooga Symphony & Opera presents fun, family-oriented pops concert Saturday

Close to 150 tattoo artists from across the country - one even traveling from Anchorage, Alaska - are converging on Camp Jordan for the second Tattanooga, Friday-Sunday, April 21-23.

Roland Carter's 75th birthday isn't until May 4, but concerts and parties started weeks ago to celebrate the life and music of the retired University of Tennessee at Chattanooga professor. Celebrations have been held in Savannah and Charleston, S.C., Hampton, Va., Winston-Salem, N.C. and at UTC.

Michael Flatley, the Lord of the Dance who brought international acclaim to Irish dancing, used to show off his ability to reel off 28 taps per second on television appearances during the 1990s heyday of "Riverdance." Then he broke his own Guinness World Record in 1998, upping his tap total to 35 taps per second.

Two music ensembles at Chattanooga State Community College have scheduled concerts within the coming week. Both concerts are free and will be held in the auditorium of the Humanities Building on campus, 4501 Amnicola Highway.

Exhibits, culture, outdoor fun and more around town.
