Music
The latest Music coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Music, page 83
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Chattanooga Now will be temporarily suspended as events cancel due to COVID-19 concerns
You've probably noticed Chattanooga Now is a little lighter than usual.
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Some Chattanooga music venues close due to COVID-19 concerns; performances offered online
With a dozen music performances either canceled or postponed this weekend, you may be wondering what is the status of your favorite venue or a concert to which you had tickets.
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City Beat: The future is uncertain during COVID-19 crisis, so let’s look back for a minute
Let me just say that this coronavirus situation is the most unprecedented, painful, confusing, frightening thing I've seen in my lifetime, which is not to diminish or compare it to anything others have gone through. But, watching friends, family, colleagues and strangers deal with this is brutally difficult.
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Songbirds Kids Talent Show finals are Thursday
Seven talented groups and solo artists under the age of 18 will compete in the finals of the Songbirds Kids Talent Show Thursday night, March 12, at Songbirds Guitar Museum.
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Marc Broussard blends music with a mission
Marc Broussard is a singer, songwriter, performer and humanitarian.
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Chattanooga Song Circle features Ava Grace, Cannon Hunt
Teenage singer-songwriters Ava Grace, shown, and Cannon Hunt will be the featured musicians at Chattanooga Song Circle, Thursday, March 12, at 7 p.m. at Pax Breu Ruim, 516 E. Main St.
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Southern rockers Them Dirty Roses perfoming Thursday at Songbirds
KZ-106 presents Gadsden, Alabama, band Them Dirty Roses Thursday, March 12, at Songbirds North, 41 Station St., at 7 p.m.
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Songbirds presenting Les Paul program with a chance to play his guitar
Songbirds Guitar Museum is offering local guitar enthusiasts a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity on Friday, March 13 - the chance to play a guitar owned by the legendary Les Paul.
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Yonder Mountain String Band brings bluegrass to Walker Theatre
Colorado progressive bluegrass group Yonder Mountain String Band stops at Walker Theatre in Memorial Auditorium, 399 McCallie Ave., for a high-energy show on Friday, March 13, at 8:30 p.m.
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Pierre Bensusan, David Greenberger bring new music to Barking Legs
After a three-year sabbatical, French-Algerian acoustic guitar virtuoso, vocalist and composer Pierre Bensusan is returning to the United States and Canada to present the music of his new album "Azwan."
