Music
The latest Music coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Music, page 82
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Songbirds Foundation moving into former museum space
Songbirds lives, at least as a foundation.
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Theatre Centre debuts Riverfront concerts Saturday
The Chattanooga Theatre Centre, located in Coolidge Park, will begin a series of concerts on its riverfront lawn on Saturday, Sept. 19, at 7 p.m. with a performance by local percussionist Kofi Mawuko and the Ogya World Music Band.
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Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival going virtual this month
Classic shows from Beastie Boys, James Brown, collaborations part of the schedule
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Symphony offering free show Friday at Riverpark
The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera is taking its show on the road, sort of, with a unique schedule for the 2020-21 season.
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Nightfall, Chattanooga Unite concerts among this weekend’s entertainment lineup
It's not every day you get to hear an improvisational jug band, we're betting, but this weekend's entertainment lineup includes the opportunity. Here's a look.
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Blake Shelton featured in virtual show at drive-ins this weekend
Several events this week take advantage of the great outdoors.
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Join Nightfall, Tropic Sol band, author Lee Smith, North Georgia Sky Painters in virtual events this weekend
Looking for a little entertainment this weekend? Here are four events you can enjoy virtually.
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Americana artist EmiSunshine, funk master Bootsy Collins collaborate on ‘Stars’
EmiSunshine didn't really know how big a deal Bootsy Collins is until the man who put much of the funk in P-Funk asked her to co-write a song with him and then record it with a few other artists.
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Garth Brooks’ virtual concert at drive-in theater in Athens, Tennessee
The Swingin' Midway Drive-In in Athens, Tennessee, is among the 300 outdoor theaters set for a virtual concert by country icon Garth Brooks on June 27.
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Chattanooga’s Nightfall music series in Miller Plaza to return this summer
Nightfall, one of the city's oldest and most loved music series, will return with a combination of online concerts and live performances, which will start when shows are allowed to take place on its traditional Miller Plaza stage.
