Music. Bicycling. Food. Camping. Yes.
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The Roots N Blues BBQ Festival may still be several months away, but a new round of artist announcements makes the celeb-status party that much closer.
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The annual music festival has announced the full lineup for the 2013 event, and it looks like there is bound be be a lot of fun.
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Electro-pop has been roaming the radio for years and Youngblood Hawke is one of many groups exploring the scene. The band journeys to Columbia this week and will play a show at Mojo’s this Thursday.
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Follow me for a night on the town with Motion City Soundtrack in real time.
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The wait is over for the first names of artists confirmed for Roots N Blues 2013. Today, representatives from the festival announced that Steve Earle, Johnny Winter and others will perform
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For anyone enamored with rock, country or even honky-tonk music, Jacob Martin Band is worth a listen. The band comes to Snorty Horse Saloon this Friday.
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The next week of live music in Columbia isn’t the best it could be, but if you’re a student, you have the week off. Check out these concerts that are worth the gas money.
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David Hasselhoff is joining in the protest to save the Berlin Wall in Germany. There are plans to remove the a section of the wall to make room for apartments.
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Columbia’s jazz fans can cancel their plans for tonight and instead check out a swinging performance from Joe Locke and the Geoffrey Keezer Group at the Missouri Theater.
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Hair Hole’s last shows showcased local bands and national acts over the course of a weekend. Unlike past Hair Hole shows, people weren’t asking for donations. Instead, they gave out free pizza.
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Finally, millenials can relive their adolescence. Motion City Soundtrack will be coming to The Blue Note for a show on April 13 at 9 p.m. Tickets, which are $15, went on sale last Friday.
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Feel good about going out with this app that allows users to fundraise for their favorite causes at no cost to them.
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Lizzie Wright Super Spaceship, Cindy Woolf & Mark Bilyeu and Busman’s Holiday folk around at the Blue Fugue True/Folk Saturday Happy Hour Showcase.
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Mexican folk band David Wax Museum came home to a lively crowd at Mojo’s Friday night.
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Rip Rap, the Flood Brothers, Jerusalem and the Starbaskets and the Hooten Hallers perform at Cafe Berlin.
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Performances from Ruth Acuff, James Miska and Jack Grelle and the Johnson Family get True/False Film Fest off to a swinging start at the Blue Fugue.
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This summer a number of artists are taking to the road. None are stopping in CoMo, but here are a few tours making stops in nearby cities.
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Columbia is now well-versed in the awesomeness that is Sixto Rodriguez, an obscure American musician, after the documentary about his success in South Africa was shown at True/False and he performed at Roots ‘N’ Blues. Now that the film has won the highest of accolades, the rest of the world can catch up, too.
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More than movies, True/False is a festival complete with a ridiculous amount of events mostly involving food and music.
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