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Chubby Carrier & the Bayou Swamp Band bringing their zydeco sound back to Wichita
It has been four years since Chubby Carrier brought his accordion-laced dance party of a live show to Wichita, and he’s feeling it.
'Weird Al' on his weirdly successful week in music (VIDEOS)
July 21 at 12:23 p.m.LOS ANGELES — Attention pop stars: If "Weird Al" Yankovic shows up at your concert or has tracked down your personal email address, you're likely his next parody conquest.
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Correction: Switzerland-Obit-Winter story
In a story July 17 about the death of Texas blues legend Johnny Winter, The Associated Press reported erroneously that Winter's last performance was on July 12 at the Lovely Days Festival in Wiesen, Austria. His last performance was on July 14 at the Cahors Blues Festival in southwestern France, not July 12 in Austria.
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Maize grad, former ‘Voice’ singer to perform in Newton
Kaleigh Glanton has learned a lot about what she wants out of her young singing career since appearing as a contestant on “The Voice” in the spring.
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Concerts coming soon to Wichita, central Kansas (July 18)
Josh Abbott Band, Friday, Cotillion ($18-$20, www.thecotillion.com)
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'Weird Al' Yankovic parodies 'Blurred Lines' with 'Word Crimes' (VIDEO)
"Weird Al" Yankovic's new parody album "Mandatory Fun" has a music video for the grammarian in all of us. He spins "Word Crimes" to the tune of Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines."
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Motley Crue: It was loud. There was fire. It was rock ’n’ roll.
A wall of speakers loud enough to leave ears ringing for hours. Grown men screaming until their voices were gone. Hand horns by the hundreds. Pyrotechnics hot enough to be felt in the back of the house.
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Associate: Tommy Ramone, last of the Ramones, dies (VIDEO)
Tommy Ramone, a co-founder of the seminal punk band the Ramones and the last surviving member of the original group, has died, a business associate said Saturday.
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Where have all the female rockers gone?
The Wichita music scene is having an ’80s flashback. The Go-Go’s headlined last year’s Riverfest; Joan Jett was a signature performer during this year’s. The band Heart, fronted by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, will play the Stiefel Theatre in Salina on Oct. 24. And on Thursday, Pat Benatar will headline at the Kansas Star Casino in Mulvane.
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Gig Guide (July 11, 2014)
To submit information for Gig Guide, go to events.kansas.com/listings. Gig Guide listings must be submitted by noon Monday. Listings must include dates, times, cover charge, genre of music played and a daytime phone number. There is no charge.
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Country star Eric Church to return to Intrust Bank Arena in December
Country star Eric Church, who drew 11,000 fans to Intrust Bank Arena when he last performed in Wichita in 2012, will return in December, arena officials said Friday morning.
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Jazz Fest at Kansas African American Museum to feature Willie Wactor III
When Willie Wactor III heard he could help The Kansas African American Museum by playing his beloved saxophone, he said yes. He knew his performance could bring people to the museum and help raise money.
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Concerts coming soon to Wichita, central Kansas (July 11)
Fifty Shades of Men, Friday, Cotillion ($15-$20, www.thecotillion.com)
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Upcoming events: Motley Crue at Intrust, Clif Major family benefit, Australian guitarist at Cotillion
Rock band Motley Crue will stop in Wichita this weekend as part of “The Final Tour.” The band, whose hits include “Girls Girls Girls” and “Home Sweet Home,” has said this will be its last tour. It features all the group’s original members: lead singer Vince Neil, drummer Tommy Lee, bassist Nikki Sixx and guitarist Mick Mars. Rocker Alice Cooper will open the show. Doors open at 6 p.m., and the show is at 7 p.m. No cameras will be allowed. Tickets for the concert are $69.50, $89.50 and $125 and are available at the Intrust Bank Arena box office, www.selectaseat.com, at Select-A-Seat outlets and at 316-755-7328.
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Motley Crue wants final tour to play out like ‘a happy funeral’
Tommy Lee might sound a bit morbid when he says he wants each show on the final tour with his band, Motley Crue, to be like a wake.
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Clearwater native, rising Nashville star puts ‘a little bit of Kansas in every song’
The Sedgwick County fairgrounds were once the stomping grounds for up-and-coming Nashville star Logan Mize.
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Concerts coming soon to Wichita, central Kansas (June 27)
Three Dog Night, July 11, Stiefel Theatre, Salina (sold out)
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Bobby Womack, singer who influenced many, dies
Bobby Womack, a colorful and highly influential R&B singer-songwriter who impacted artists from the Rolling Stones to Damon Albarn, had died. He was 70.
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Friends University jazz director’s students find the stage is a standard
Lisa Hittle has made performing a practice for her jazz students for more than a decade.
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Orpheum’s Emerging Artist Series a chance to catch up-and-coming acts
There are two types of music fans: those who prefer to attend live shows performed by acts they already know and like, and those who prefer to discover what they like by seeing new acts perform live.
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