Music
The latest Music coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
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Moon River to require full vaccination or negative COVID-19 tests from all attendees
Moon River 2021 organizers announced on Friday that a full COVID-19 vaccination or negative COVID-19 test results will be required to attend.
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World’s Longest Yard Sale, Soul Sundays in the Park, lots of music on Chattanooga-area entertainment schedule this weekend
Two shows this weekend can help Chattanooga-area Deadheads mark a significant week, the Walker Theatre will flicker back to life with a rock 'n' roll legend and the World's Longest Yard Sale will draw carloads of shoppers in search of bargains.
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What does hitting the road look like these days? We asked 3 Chattanooga bands.
With rare exceptions, very few bands or musicians start their careers on top, traveling from gig to gig on a private jet with a crew of people at their beck and call. Most have to put in their time traveling in a van, logging thousands of hours on the road, playing at college frat parties and small clubs along the way.
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The Original Drifters coast into town for two shows Aug. 7 at Chattanooga Theatre Centre
The vast legacy of the late Bill Pinkney continues today thanks in part to Bill Pinkney's The Original Drifters, a quartet that will perform two shows Saturday at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre.
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COVID-19 didn’t stop the music at Picker’s Exchange in East Ridge
In the 1992 movie "Wayne's World," Mike Myers' title character visits a music store and picks up a guitar he's long coveted, but can't afford. He starts a classic Led Zeppelin riff, but is cut off by a store staffer, who points to a sign that reads "NO Stairway to Heaven."
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Former Chattanoogan Kane Brown reflects on rise to country music stardom
For country superstar Kane Brown, the last six years have been a blur of awards and accomplishments in a career trajectory that has taken him to the top of the Nashville music industry.
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Country star Kane Brown helping Hixson Lowe’s give back as part of its 100 Hometowns initiative
Boys & Girls Clubs of Chattanooga Chief Executive Officer Jim Morgan stood in the library of the East Lake unit earlier this week surrounded by kids playing and laughing.
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Downtown Chattanooga’s Patten Square reopening to include ribbon-cutting, DJ, dancing
The street will still be called Patten Parkway
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Sold-out Moon River Festival schedule announced
The Moon River Festival at Coolidge Park will have Lord Huron headlining the Saturday, Sept. 11, date and Wilco headlining the Sunday, Sept. 12, date, according to the schedule was announced Wednesday.
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Nightfall, Riverfront Nights and party in new Patten Square among Chattanooga-area weekend entertainment offerings
Riverfront Nights is back from hiatus, Patten Square is ready for its closeup and a guitar shredder is scheduled for Nightfall. Here are some highlights from the weekend entertainment schedule:
