“Mountain Stage” brings its last show in Charleston for the next month to the Culture Center Sunday night.
Country group Home Free brings it signature vocal style to the Charleston Coliseum Theater 8 p.m. Friday.
Country star Lee Brice brings his “Label Me Proud” tour 7 p.m. Thursday to Mountain Health Arena in Huntington.
Sierra Ferrell is a truly unique talent, following a path of musicality that has roots in the distant past yet sounds fresh during these troubled times.
Best known for “Some Kind of Wonderful,” the feel-good hit he penned more than 50 years ago that put Grand Funk Railroad on track for a chart-topping hit, John Ellison is creating a new stir from a different direction with “Wake Up Call (Black Like Me).”
Songwriter, playwright and painter Billy Edd Wheeler isn’t a household name, but the 87-year-old Whitesville native has left a big impression, both in West Virginia and beyond.
It’s been a long time since a West Virginian has been awarded a National Heritage Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, an honor given to artists for their contributions to folk and traditional arts.
Charleston’s Fund for the Arts will host its annual Wine & Jazz Music Festival at 6 p.m. Saturday, but like almost every other FestivALL event, it’s going to be online.
While concerts and festivals through most of the summer are canceled or postponed, the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra is still going forward with plans for its 2020-2021 season.
Rock icon Robert Plant’s latest project Saving Grace headlines Mountain Stage on May 17 at the Clay Center.
The Clay Center has announced the lineup for its Spring 2020 Sound Checks series.
When he gets home, ukulele phenom Jake Shimabukuro likes to play clubs around Honolulu.
The wildfires that burned for months in Australia are finally contained, but when Aodhan King, of Hillsong Young and Free, was home in Sydney just a few weeks ago, they weren’t.
Trace Adkins is coming to the Clay Center May 7 as part of his “The Way I Wanna Go Tour.”
“Mountain Stage’s” second Charleston show of the year in Charleston is sold out on Sunday, but the radio program has released details for upcoming tapings in June.
Jason Aldean’s “We Back” tour rolls into the Charleston Coliseum on Feb. 20. The show also features Morgan Wallen, Riley Green and Dee Jay Silver. Tickets for the 7:30 p.m. show start at $39.50. For information, call 800-745-3000 or visit ticketmaster.com.
Riley Clemmons would really like a dog.
Lots of people talk about the rewards of having gone to summer camp — the experiences you have, the friendships you make and the connections that can last a lifetime.
For people who’ve never seen an opera, Georgio Lalov said “Madame Butterfly” is a perfect introduction.
There will be something for everyone’s musical fancy — dulcimers, a renowned children’s choir, David Bowie and more — as Charleston rings in a new decade with its annual New Year’s Eve celebration.
As a boy fascinated by music, Chris Engel was particularly drawn to the pipe organ.
Saturday afternoon, there’s a kind of homecoming at the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center’s Little Theater with the Charleston Light Opera Guild’s 70th anniversary gala.
Molsky’s Mountain Drifters perform 7:30 p.m. Saturday for the Friends of Old Time Music and Dance (FOOTMAD) at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston. Led by Bruce Molsky, the trio is known for hard-driving old-time tunes and fiddle-driven hoedowns. Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for seni…
Andrew Combs doesn’t know for sure where the next turn will take him.
