“The Music Of Nashville – A Magical Journey”, is now playing Nashville. The production, which was written, arranged and produced by veteran country music writer/musician/producer Mark Oliverius, is housed at the Texas Troubadour Theatre at 2416 Music Valley Drive and plays every Friday at 8:00 pm. The two-hour presentation takes audiences on a sixty-year journey through country music […]
Last month plans for the Merle Haggard Museum were announced in Nashville. At a press conference Monday, Bill and Shannon Miller, owner’s of the popular Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline museums announced their venture of creating the tribute museum to the iconic country music legend. Just off the bustle of Broadway on Third Avenue South- […]
Nashville, she’s got you…the Patsy Cline Museum opening on Friday, April 7th will add another attraction to the “must-see” list for the city’s tourists and locals paying homage to the personal and professional life of the icon. In her short nine years as a recording artist from ‘55 to ‘63, she forever changed the voice […]
The Grand Ole Opry in partnership with Huka Entertainment and Tortuga Music Festival are set to take the Opry’s popular Circle Throwdown series to Fort Lauderdale Beach Park in Fort Lauderdale, Florida April 7th – 9th. Tortuga festival-goers will be treated to pop-up performances from top country artists behind the Opry’s signature microphone stand, throwing […]
Time Life has released a 16-disc DVD collector’s set which features 240 live Grand Ole Opry performances from many of Country Music’s greatest legends; celebrating some of the biggest hits of all time. The set is titled Opry Video Classics and delivers the most extensive live collection created for DVD. Each DVD showcases numerous Country […]
Every once and awhile you come across a new artist that makes you stop and say “OMG! Who is this and where did he/she come from?” And that is exactly how I felt when I was introduced to Amanda Winter. From a very young age, she has been captivating audiences, wowing them with her larger […]
by Brad Tucker Hearing that Darius Rucker turned to country for his second solo full-length is probably not terribly shocking; his band, Hootie & the Blowfish, were rooted in sounds both rootsy and country. Rather, it is the headlong dive into contemporary pop-country that is a little unnerving. From the opening seconds of Live to […]
