Music
The latest Music coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Music, page 84
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Great Southern Old Time Fiddlers Convention canceled in Chattanooga
The event has been postponed until Oct. 11.
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CSO, Chattanooga Ballet present ‘Jupiter & Apollo’
The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera will close its Chamber Series season with a collaboration with Chattanooga Ballet to present "Apollo and Jupiter" on Sunday afternoon, March 15.
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Winter Jam, Christian music’s largest tour, canceled
The tour has been canceled.
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City Beat: Getting back to ‘normal’ may take awhile
So, how has your week been?
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Blue October’s Justin Furstenfeld in a good place
It's hard to argue that Blue October frontman Justin Furstenfeld has his priorities in order these days.
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Catch a ‘Sax Summit’ this week at Barking Legs
Barking Legs Theater will host two world-renowned saxophonists over the course of one week in what is being called a "Sax Summit" at the venue.
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Newsboys United stops at the Tivoli with past, present lead singers
Newsboys keyboardist/bassist Jeff Frankenstein knew there were pitfalls to the idea of the group reuniting with its original singer, Peter Furler, when the idea surfaced in 2017.
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Chattanooga Symphony & Opera features pianist Gloria Chien on Beethoven concerto
Nationally known pianist Gloria Chien will be the featured soloist when the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera presents Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 2 during Thursday's concert, March 5, at 7:30 p.m. at the Tivoli Theatre, 709 Broad St.
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Sierra Hull headlines Etowah bluegrass festival this weekend
A music festival celebrating one of Etowah, Tennessee's native sons marks its 26th anniversary this weekend when the Cousin Jake Tullock Memorial Bluegrass Festival is presented by the Etowah Arts Commission.
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Eli Young Band turns 20 with no sign of slowing, brings ‘Crazy Girl’ to The Signal
If the guys in the Eli Young Band want to know whether they're achieving what they set out to do as a band two decades ago, all they have to do is look into the front row or two of their audience.
