Saying It Out Loud: Allison Moorer
Allison Moorer wears many hats– singer, songwriter, mother, wife, and most recently, author. In her new memoir and accompanying album, both titled Blood, Allison…
Interviews
Choir of Babble and One Horse Parade Set for 1/10 Supershow at the Hummingbird Stage & Taproom
Any day that you get an opportunity to sit with one of Macon’s most creative musical minds is a good one– but on this…
He’s Alright: Caleb Melvin of Hindsight
A consistent highlight of the Macon music scene, Hindsight has been earning fans and accolades while continuing to mature as a band. That evolution…
Love and Brotherhood: Kent Aberle of R.A.H.
Kent Aberle grew up in Central Illinois and at a young age, a particular beat heralded his future. Finding his place in the cosmos…
The Evolution of Back City Woods
On Friday, December 6th, Back City Woods is set to celebrate on the Creek Stage with the release of their latest effort, Try My…
Bonnie Bishop’s Soundtrack for Surviving Life
With her 2016 album, Ain’t Who I Was, Bonnie Bishop embraced the artist she was born to be– a far-ranging vocalist and soul stirrer…
John Bell on Capricorn and Daydreaming
The Capricorn Revival show on December 3rd is ridiculously stacked with talent. From the standard-bearers of Macon’s musical pedigree like Jimmy Hall, Tommy Talton,…
The Andy Browne Troupe: A Thinking Man’s (and Woman’s) Band
Andy Browne was a teenager when his band The Nightporters lit up Atlanta’s punk scene in the 1980s. Touring with R.E.M. and the Replacements,…
“We’re Doing This For Fun. Period.” Jimmy Herring Talks the 5 of 7, Colonel Bruce, and his Favorite Gear
Mention the most renowned guitar players of our time, and it won’t be long before Jimmy Herring’s name comes up. The North Carolina native…