Click here to view the embedded video. Where has this announcement been hiding all spring?
View PostOn the way — Queens of the Stone Age (10/8) and Gary Allan (7/12)
Walton Arts Center discusses Rogers location
After nearly a decade in Fayetteville, the Arkansas Music Pavilion may be moving to Rogers, as our colleague Joel Walsh reported in last Friday’s Northwest Arkansas Times. The Walton Arts Center Council will meet on Tuesday (May 28) to discuss a site west of Interstate 540 in Rogers as a permanent location for the outdoor music facility. Plans have advanced a great deal since the last time the AMP’s permanent home was discussed in great detail — the arts center, the venue’s owner since 2009, now has architectural plans and more than 90 percent of the $11 million it would take to construct the proposed facility. All along, WAC officials have said the new location needs to be located near I-540
View PostOn the way: Summerland Tour with Everclear, Filter and more, July 24 at the AMP
Click here to view the embedded video. A collection of 90′s bands will invade the Arkansas Music Pavilion this summer.
View PostNorthwest Arkansas’ best concerts of 2012
Scott Avett of The Avett Brothers during one of the North Carolina band’s two shows in Northwest Arkansas this year. I was lucky enough to see several dozen concerts in Northwest Arkansas this year. I watched some outside of this area, too, and many of those were excellent as well
View PostThe AMP stays put (for now)
Click here to view the embedded video. Brantley Gilbert, who is self-admittedly “Hell on Wheels,” is one of the four acts remaining for the Arkansas Music Pavilion’s current season.
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On the way — Brantley Gilbert, Oct. 12 at the Arkansas Music Pavilion
Click here to view the embedded video. Brantley Gilbert likes to “Kick it in the Sticks.” Fayetteville has been keeping it country all year at the Arkansas Music Pavilion. The theme of country music at the Arkansas Music Pavilion continues when Brantley Gilbert and his “Hell on Wheels” tour comes to the venue on Oct.
View PostRevisiting the ’80s with Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo
Neil Giraldo and Pat Benatar You probably know the songs, such as “Heartbreaker,” “Hit Me With Your Best Shot” and “Love Is a Battlefield.” You probably also recall the hairstyles — big, fluffy things. And you may remember the other various excesses of the 1980s. Neil Giraldo, husband to and guitar player for Pat Benatar, remembers them well.
View PostOn the way — Dayglow tour, Oct. 18 at the AMP
Click here to view the embedded video. Don’t wear a suit to this show… It’s the Dayglow paint party, which recently announced a Fayetteville date. The tent at the Arkansas Music Pavilion always has been (or was, until it blew over a couple weeks ago) pretty plain.
View PostConcert Review: Daughtry, June 19 at the Arkansas Music Pavilion
Courtesy publicity photo of the rock band Daughtry. A communication error prevented us from taking live photos at the show.
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