The National Rifle Philadelphia band The National Rifle released four EPs prior to this year’s full-length debut album “Almost Endless.” On a tour to promote the new record, the quartet will pass through Fayetteville for a show on Tuesday night (April 30) at Smoke & Barrel Tavern. The set begins at 9:30 p.m., and admission is free.
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Gary Mullen of Gary Mullen and the Works, the band that will present “One Night of Queen” at the Walton Arts Center. The British rock band Queen no longer tours, of course. Lead singer Freddie Mercury died in 1991, and the group had stopped touring about five years before
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Click here to view the embedded video. Carter Sampson might no longer be seeking the title of “Queen of Oklahoma,” but she’s making a good run at the Arkansas title. I suppose there are other Valentine’s Day + Live Music events somewhere close, but I only found one
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Bear Colony In these waning weeks of fall, with pretty leaves still hanging on the trees, make sure you get outside and see it all before it’s gone. One way to get out of the house, of course, is to go see some live music.
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Chicken George The Austin, Texas-based DJ called Chicken George will return to Fayetteville for a series of events beginning Wednesday (Feb. 29).
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