Singer-songwriter Janelle Arthur will perform a mixture of covers and original numbers at Puckett's, 2 W. Aquarium Way, on Sunday, Nov. 17, at 6 p.m.

Nathan Bell leads a relatively quiet life writing music and teaching guitar on Signal Mountain. But when he travels to the United Kingdom, he plays to sold-out rooms where fans know the words to even some of his older material.

Corey Smith is a fan-made man.

These four free concerts are being presented on the campuses of two area universities Thursday through Sunday, Nov. 14-17.

Rapper, hip-hop artist and social media celebrity King Harris will take the stage at Songbirds South, 35 Station St., at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14.

Arts at Erlanger is hosting three, free performances in the coming week in Erlanger Medical Mall, which are open to the public.

It isn't every day an employee is asked, or actually demanded, by his boss to hit him in the face with a big glob of paint. But that's what John Rzeznik of the Goo Goo Dolls wanted during filming of their latest video for "Miracle Pill."

The Chattanooga Bach Choir opens its 35th season of Masterworks concerts on Saturday night, Nov. 16, with Choral Masterpieces Based on Gregorian Chant. David Long will conduct the concert in St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

When trying to decide what to name her second album, Robin Grant chose "Off Label" for its relevance to her life and music.

Founded in 2009 by pianist and Artistic Director Gloria Chien, String Theory brings acclaimed chamber musicians from around the world to perform in the intimate setting of the Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga.

The Chattanooga Music Club will present its annual free holiday concert on Tuesday, Nov. 19, in Memorial Auditorium, 399 McCallie Ave. The club's Holiday Spectacular begins at 7 p.m., with WTVC News Channel 9's Greg Funderburg as emcee.

I spent most of Saturday afternoon at The Moxy inside a makeshift recording studio, recording a podcast inside a traveling version of Camp Nutbutter, the name we have given the camp we set up each year at Bonnaroo.

The Lonesome River Band, The Kody Norris Show and David Peterson and 1946 are headlining this weekend's third Fall Forever Bluegrass Festival.

The TwoTakes from Atlanta revel in the nostalgic pop/rock of the '60s, but also the DIY attitude and synthesized sounds of early MTV.

Leave it to Shooter Jennings to zig when everyone else is zagging.

Two of the choral groups founded by Glenn Draper during the era in which he was director of choral activities at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga will present a free concert in his memory, "Love and Loss," on Friday night in First Baptist Church.

Everybody join in on a rousing chorus of "Loving You's Like Frying Bacon Naked"!

The sixth Harvest Hymn Festival is set for Sunday, Nov. 10, at 4 p.m. in Signal Mountain Presbyterian Church, 612 James Blvd.

Lee University will welcome Warp Trio for the next concert in its Performing Arts Series on Monday, Nov. 11, at 7:30 p.m. in Pangle Hall, 340 Church St. NE, in Cleveland, Tennessee.

Reading the social media posts following Monday's announcement by Friends of the Festival that the barge will no longer be a part of the event was as interesting as I thought it would be.

Miranda Lambert has landed five straight No. 1 albums on the Billboard Country Album charts, and it's pretty much guaranteed that her new one, "Wildcard," released last week, will do the same. Since 2010, 12 of her singles have hit the Top 20 on the Billboard Country Music Singles chart, with four reaching No. 1.

The trio named after their subdivision have been playing music together for almost a decade.

Boston-based singer-songwriter Greg Klyma will be the featured artist at the next Chattanooga Song Circle on Friday, Nov. 1, at 7 p.m.