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Live Music in the North State: May 16 – May 22

Posted on May 16, 2018 by Hal Johnson

While this isn’t the busiest week ever on our local music scene, we have plenty of tasty events going on with touring acts and local favorites. As for me, I’m kind of curious as to whether Weird Al Yankovic can… Continue Reading →

Events, Music bands, Hal Johnson, live music, open mics
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Live Music in the North State: May 10 – May 15

Posted on May 10, 2018 by Hal Johnson

You know it’s a special week when the Buckhorn Mountain Stompers and the jazz duo Honeybee appear on the live music scene on the same weekend. Also, the North State Symphony will perform its final concert o the 2017-2018 season… Continue Reading →

Events, Music bands, Hal Johnson, live music, open mics
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A Mistress of the Mix morsel: My Big Fat Gay Playlist

Posted on May 4, 2018 by Valerie Ing

I’ll be brief. I’m taking you back to probably the year 2005. My eight year old daughter seemed a little confused. She was looking at a photo in my office and said to me, “No mama. That’s not right.” It… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story, Music CD mix, Jefferson Public Radio, Mistress of the Mix, Music, play list, playlist, Valerie Ing, Valerie Ing-Miller
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Live Music in the North State: May 2 – May 8

Posted on May 2, 2018 by Hal Johnson

After a hiatus of nearly a year, the Bohemian Art Loft in Redding comes back to life this Thursday as a live music venue, featuring Dan Frechette and Laurel Thomas. Wednesday, May 2 Ashley Black performs at Kelly’s Pub and Wine Bar in Redding at 7:30… Continue Reading →

Events, Lead Story, Music bands, Hal Johnson, live music, open mics
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Live Music in the North State: April 25 – May 1

Posted on April 25, 2018 by Hal Johnson

On tap this week, we have Kool April Nights and some great live music. Wednesday, April 25 Open Mic Night at The Grape Escape in Redding, from 6:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. This open mic will normally happen on the second and fourth… Continue Reading →

Events, Music bands, Hal Johnson, live music, open mics

Pedal-Powered Live Music Highlights Saturday’s Whole Earth & Watershed Festival

Posted on April 21, 2018 by Press Release

Miracle Mile Records in partnership with Rock the Bike and Shasta Living Streets is taking the 2018 Whole Earth & Watershed Festival in a whole new direction. The Miracle Mile Stages in the Civic Center fountain area will be powered entirely by people on stationary… Continue Reading →

Community Events, Music Whole Earth and Watershed Festival
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North State Symphony Masterworks #4 “As Fate Would Have It”

Posted on April 18, 2018 by Press Release

Join conductor Scott Seaton and guest artist Evan Kahn (cello) as the North State Symphony presents Masterworks #4.  Join us as cellist Evan Kahn tugs at the very depths of your soul with Elgar’s Cello Concerto, one of the most… Continue Reading →

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Live Music in the North State: April 18 – April 24

Posted on April 18, 2018 by Hal Johnson

    Back for the twelfth year, The Whole Earth and Watershed Festival returns to the sculpture garden at Redding City Hall this Saturday, April 21. The event will feature several local musical acts. Wednesday, April 18 Shyy at Three Shastas Bar… Continue Reading →

Events, Music bands, live music
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Mistress of the Mix: DNA Part 2 … The Barn

Posted on April 13, 2018 by Valerie Ing

We sat there, dumbfounded, looking at my husband’s DNA test results. At the top of the list, was a woman who – according to science – is my husband’s first cousin. We didn’t recognize her name. As first cousins, they’d… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story, Music CD mix, Jefferson Public Radio, Mistress of the Mix, Music, play list, playlist, Valerie Ing, Valerie Ing-Miller

Live Music in the North State: April 11 – April 17

Posted on April 11, 2018 by Hal Johnson

    From jazz to blues, touring acts and local favorites, it’s a good week to get out on the town. Heck, you can even catch a psychobilly punk band from Bogata, Columbia.  Also, it’s worth noting that Market Street… Continue Reading →

Events, Music bands, live music

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