Music
The latest Music coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Music, page 92
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‘Signs’ points to Jonny Lang’s blues-rock return
Jonny Lang says his album, "Signs," is an example of just letting an album be what it wanted to be musically.
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City Beat: Bonnaroo lineup drops, Cindy Pinion honored
The Bonnaroo lineup dropped on Tuesday and while there might have been a few people out there unhappy with it (there's always some fish who doesn't like fun, right?), the majority of the online chatter has been exceedingly positive.
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Southeast’s premier Pink Floyd tribute band playing at Songbirds
Interstellar Echoes, shown, the Southeast's premier Pink Floyd tribute band, will play Saturday, Jan. 4, at 9 p.m. at Songirds South, 35 Station St.
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Chattanooga Bach Choir celebrates first Sunday of the new year
The Chattanooga Bach Choir celebrates the first Sunday of 2020 with a performance of J.S. Bach's Christmas Oratorio, Part V, "Ehre sei dir, Gott, gesungen (Let honor to you, God, be sung)," BWV 248.
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Rock band 10 Years is back and better than ever; check them out at Songbirds
Three years ago, Brian Vodinh thought he had made his final album with 10 Years.
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Catch the New Year’s Eve Gospel Jubilee at The Colonnade
Before strains of "Auld Lang Syne" ring out at midnight on New Year's Eve, there will be gospel music raising the roof of the Colonnade when the eighth annual New Year's Eve Gospel Music Jubilee is held on Tuesday night, Dec. 31.
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Check out these stand-out albums of 2019
My Top 10 album list for 2019 will be different from any other best album list you see this year.
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City Beat: Earl Freudenberg surprised by luncheon
Earl Freudenberg thought he was getting together with friends for his birthday last week.
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James Rogers returns Home for the Holidays
James Rogers didn't set out to write a bunch of songs that would be adopted as either official works for organizations, like the National Guard, or his hometown of Fort Oglethorpe. In fact, when asked to name how many such numbers he's written, he is surprised at the idea.
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Benefit concert features Wynonna & The Big Noise
Help make Christmas a little brighter for local children in need - and enjoy yourself while doing so - with the purchase of a ticket to hear Wynonna & The Big Noise Thursday night, Dec. 19, in Walker Theatre. The concert is a fundraiser for US-101's Christmas for Kids.
