Miranda Lambert’s August concert at the Arkansas Music Pavilion was the best-attended show in the nearly decade-long history of the venue. FILE PHOTO. It’s that time of year again. It’s the end of the year
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AMP announces first booking for 2013 — Little Big Town, April 19
Click here to view the embedded video. It’s not exactly “Pontoon” season now, but perhaps it will be by the time Little Big Town rolls into Fayetteville for a show April 19 at the Arkansas Music Pavilion.
View PostBrantley Gilbert AMP show still on
The Brantley Gilbert performance will go on tonight at the Arkansas Music Pavilion, but gates will open later because of the rain, Beth Bobbitt, Walton Arts Center spokeswoman, said in an email. Gates will open at 7 p.m.
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The 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 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 PostArkansas Music Pavilion damaged by Saturday’s storm
The Arkansas Music Pavilion collapsed in Saturday's rain storm. STAFF PHOTO by Spencer Tirey, Northwest Arkansas Media Saturday’s rain was much needed — considering the drought and its accompanying burn bans — but it came at a cost. Winds, estimated at perhaps 60 miles per hour, brought down the Arkansas Music Pavilion in Fayetteville
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