Carrie Underwood trusts her artistic instincts
As many of country music’s biggest stars find themselves caught in a flurry of artistic distraction, Carrie Underwood has always preferred trusting her instincts.
As many of country music’s biggest stars find themselves caught in a flurry of artistic distraction, Carrie Underwood has always preferred trusting her instincts.
It sounded like a dream trip, but just to make sure, Lisa Hittle took it first.
Three years to the month later, Justin Taylor remembers the phone call well.
The Wichita Symphony Orchestra, lead by music director Daniel Hege, marked the beginning of their 69th season with great flourish Saturday evening, rewarding the audience in the Century II Concert Hall with a program of drama and beauty.
Wichita Grand Opera has put single tickets on sale for its new season, and it also has named the guest stars that will be performing in each show.
Fathers often are left out of the picture when it comes to kid-rock. The Imagination Movers, a clever children’s pop-rock act, has noticed. While taking meetings for its Disney television show, dads didn’t even earn a mention.
Esperanza Spalding isn’t plotting to take over the music world. Really.
Chick Corea could take it easy.
After more than two decades of circling the globe with his concerts, Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams considers himself a “world citizen for sure.”
Tickets for Intrust Bank Arena’s Dec. 5 performance by Trans-Siberian Orchestra go on sale at 10 a.m. Sept. 22.
Heart singer Ann Wilson considers Ben Mink, the producer of the forthcoming Heart CD, “Fanatic,” a genius when it comes to capturing sound on record.
For a band that doesn’t sing, Spirit of the Stairs talks just fine.
Although she’s won some of the biggest bluegrass awards out there, Claire Lynch never has fancied herself strictly as a bluegrass artist. And that’s one reason why the Walnut Valley Festival — which kicks off Wednesday in Winfield — always has appealed to the Alabama-based singer, songwriter and band leader.
The festival along the banks of the Walnut River has started, although that’s not what the sign says.
Tab Benoit spoiled his fans.
Joe Worrel and Grant Snider are nursing a couple of gin-and-tonics and cracking each other up — much as they do when performing as Dos Partytos.
New Mexico native Ronny Cox — singer, actor and storyteller — will perform a show at 8 p.m. Friday at Old Cowtown Museum, 1865 Museum Blvd.
Kansas City blues artist Samantha Fish says she pours her heart out on her guitar strings.
“I’ll take all you got.”
The Prairie Window Concert Series at Dyck Arboretum of the Plains, 177 W. Hickory St. in Hesston, is set to kick off its 2012-2013 season with a performance by folk band Red Molly at 7 p.m. Aug. 24.