Click here to view the embedded video. “Musta Had a Good Time,” huh? The band is Parmalee, who will perform next weekend in Fort Smith
View PostThe Rib Room fires up
On the way — Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, May 30 @ Rib Room
Click here to view the embedded video. Here’s Grace Potter and the Nocturnals’ very “Where The Wild Things Are” video for the song “Never Go Back.” Thankfully, they will come back to Fort Smith.
View PostThe weekend in music, with jazz groups and more
Rosana Eckert Well, if it isn’t Easter weekend. If you’re not too busy hiding eggs (or if you need a break from finding them) perhaps some live music is in order. A musician known for her roles as an educator, vocalist, songwriter and more will join forces with two jazz groups in Fort Smith for a weekend performance there
View PostSoon in tunes: Lee Brice, Jan. 24 at Fort Smith Convention Center
Lee Brice photo courtesy Eric Welch Country musician Lee Brice, who recorded the No. 1 Country hit “A Woman Like You,” will perform on Thursday (Jan. 24) in Fort Smith.
View PostOn the way — Los Lonely Boys, Oct. 26 @ Neumeier’s Rib Room
Click here to view the embedded video. There’s nothing quite like brotherly harmony, which is found on this track by Los Lonely Boys. Actually, love is nice, too, and that’s the message of “More Than Love.” The group comes to Fort Smith in October.
View PostSoon in tunes: Bret Michaels, May 3 at the Rib Room
Bret Michaels Exactly two months to the day that Bret Michaels was last in the area, he returns for a show at Neumeier’s Rib Room in Fort Smith. Michaels and his band were last here for the Kiss a Pig Gala, performing an abbreviated set to the gala crowd.
View PostGrace Potter concert postponed
The Grace Potter concert scheduled for May 1 at the Rib Room in Fort Smith has been postponed. According to a post on the venue’s official Facebook page, the band had a “career-advancing opportunity” and will not make the originally scheduled date.
View PostA farewell to Big Smith, with a Q&A session
Big Smith For 15 years, Springfield, Mo., band Big Smith has been traipsing around the country, sharing their family band harmonies and homespun songs with adoring crowds. For most of those 15 years, the band has been making stops in Fayetteville, a place Big Smith considers its second home. But all good things come to an end, and that’s the case for Big Smith, which recently announced it will retire from the music business. While the individual members will likely play in other combos, Big Smith is through, we’re told
View PostThe weekend in music, with Leftover Salmon and more
Leftover Salmon photo by Alicia J. Rose Happy Friday the 13th, everyone! Don’t let things get too freaky today, unless you want them too.
View PostServed Neat: The sounds of Straight No Chaser
Straight No Chaser The members of Straight No Chaser never expected to perform together again. They formed a collegiate group by that name, but left the a capella group to incoming students as the original members graduated and moved on with their lives. But when a YouTube video of the band became a viral success and talks of a professional reunion surfaced, it didn’t take long to get everyone back on board. Vocalist Jerome Collins chatted with me about the group, its sudden success and its song selections, which range from pop to showtunes to holiday favorites to rock ‘n’ roll.
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