Music
The latest Music coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Music, page 87
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Road to Nightfall kicks off Feb. 21 at Granfalloon
The schedules have been set for this year's Road to Nightfall, which for the last nine years has been staged to both showcase local talent and to give one act the opportunity to headline one night of the annual summer concert series.
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Rescheduled Gordon Lightfoot concert is Feb. 22
Singer Gordon Lightfoot, known for hits "Sundown," "If You Could Read My Mind" and "Rainy Day People," fulfills his commitment to return to Chattanooga for a concert after having to postpone in July when a leg injury left him unable to walk.
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Chattanooga Bach Choir and Orchestra presents ‘All Beethoven,’ all night
The Chattanooga Bach Choir and Orchestra continues its Masterworks Series with a concert on Saturday, Feb. 22, celebrating the 250th anniversary of composer Ludwig van Beethoven's birth.
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Two chances to hear jazz trio Multifarious in Chattanooga
Multifarious jazz trio is comprised of Sue McKenzie playing saxophones, Susan Mayo on cello and Paul Elwood on banjo. Two of those instruments are obviously not often associated with jazz, yet Multifarious makes the combination enjoyable and hearing Elwood play might change your perception of "banjo music."
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City Beat: Building a live music scene takes time and trust
Since I began writing this column almost 25 years ago, one of the goals has been to provide a look at where we are and where we came from as it relates to the entertainment scene. In particular, the live music scene.
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The Wood Brothers’ music is difficult to define, easy to enjoy
With the January release of album "Kingdom In My Mind," the Wood Brothers continue to make music that is difficult to define, but easy to enjoy, melding elements of folk, jazz, rock and blues into a sound that has grown quite distinctive and unique.
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Southern rockers Kentucky Headhunters coming to Songbirds
Although The Kentucky Headhunters have been recording and touring for more than 30 years - and making music together for more than 50 years - the band didn't make its first overseas trip until 2016.
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Dance on the Tivoli Theatre stage at annual Chattanooga Symphony & Opera event
Chattanooga Symphony & Opera's Big Band Fever returns Valentine's weekend for big-band music with swing dancing on the stage at the Tivoli Theatre.
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Country singer Brantley Gilbert bringing ‘Fire and Brimstone’ to McKenzie Arena
Has Brantley Gilbert gone soft on "Fire and Brimstone," his album released in October?
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Southern Adventist presents free pops concert Saturday
Southern Adventist University's Wind Symphony, Jazz Ensemble, Steel Drum Ensemble and Ringtones handbell choir will present a concert of popular music on Saturday, Feb. 15.
