Andy Frasco. FILE PHOTO.
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Soon in tunes: Clarke Buehling, every Thursday at Tanglewood
Clarke Buehling, right. FILE PHOTO. Five-sting banjo player Clarke Buehling has set up a new weekly gig in conjunction with his many musical friends. Each Thursday evening, Buehling, pictured above performing at the Fayetteville Farmers’ Market, performs at the Tanglewood Branch Beer Co.
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The year in review, music wise
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
View PostTime for the Harvest (Music Festival)
The moon rises of the Harvest Music Festival mainstage at last year’s event. FILE PHOTOS. Hay harvest time on my parent’s small farm was always a difficult, dirty business.
View PostTonight in tunes: Hayes Carll at George’s Majestic Lounge
Hayes Carll. FILE PHOTO. Hayes Carll, who attended school at Hendrix College in Conway, revers Arkansas, so much so that he independently released an album called “Little Rock” in 2004
View PostTonight in tunes: Bela Fleck & The Flecktones @ Walton Arts Center
Bela Fleck & The Flecktones at Harvest Fest. FILE PHOTO. If you were tasked with describing Bela Fleck & The Flecktones, the only advice I could give would be to say “good luck.” Since 1992, Fleck has earned a reputation as a genre-defying innovator and a talented one at that. He and his band, The Flecktones, have won multiple Grammy Awards, including a most recently for a song contained on the 2011 album “Rocket Science.” Bela Fleck & The Flecktones The new album is the first in 20 years with the original lineup, which includes, from left, Victor Wooten on bass guitar, Fleck on banjos, Howard Levy on keyboards and harmonica and Futureman on the drumitar
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