The Peavine Taphouse Eats & Beats (PTEB) was packed Saturday night, May 8, for the first appearance of the Buddy Emmer Blues Band in 430 days, and it was magnificent.
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“The Spree of 83: The Life and Times of Freddy Powers” is a soon-to-be-released memoir of the country musician and songwriter.
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The Alturas Bar and its downstairs performance venue are set to resume goings on in May, hoping to put pandemic shutdowns in the rear view.
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Wunderlust’s tribute to one-hit wonders is finally hitting the stage again, but you wouldn’t know it by their energy and musicianship.
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First Take featuring Rick Metz is a staple in the Reno music scene, drawing from years of experience and the ability to adapt.
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For duos like Bias and Dunn there are opportunities to perform their music live, but it’s not always easy based on COVID-19 restrictions.
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When the pandemic-generated shutdown of live music became a reality, the Loud As Folk Record Club was born.
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Earlier this year drummer Doug Clifford released an album of music created in 1985, and shared more stories than one article could contain.
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Just as he dips his toes into the world of retirement, 75-year-old Doug Clifford of CCR fame has released a new album.
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It’s been too long since we’ve been able to enjoy a live show of any type, be it dance, theater, or music, and it’s probably going to be a long time coming.