You may not be too familiar with Adam Hood just yet, but these days, a lot of movers and shakers in Nashville have come to know him well. He started performing live shows at just 16 years of age in his hometown of Opelika, Ala., and hasn’t stopped writing, touring and recording music. For two […]
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Is your grass still blue in ‘22?
Well it’s just about that time of year once again when many a bluegrass bard, bone playin’ chicken pickin’ troubadour, and country-fied crooner will all be finding their way to Guthrie. That’s right folks, it’s almost time once again for The Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival. Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper, The Grascals, The Kruger Brothers and […]
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Homecoming
When Courtney Patton played The Blue Door on March 8, 2020, no one knew it was going to be the last show there for nearly 2 1/2 years. Greg Johnson has owned and operated the beloved venue for the last 29 years. He spent the downtime upgrading what may be the premier acoustic listening room […]
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A-1 chemistry
In the interview, Gilligan put out a call for some feedback “from a chemically inclined audience” about the science in the now-runaway smash hit show, culminating in its final episode Sunday on AMC. “This is a wonderful opportunity,” she thought. She took it. “We in science, it just drives us crazy when we see badly […]
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Jason Boland brings the Stragglers to Bricktown for Thanksgiving show
Jason Boland is riding high after touring steadily behind 2008’s “Comal County Blue.” The current single from that album, “Bottle by My Bed,” is a track that springs from his personal embrace of his own sobriety over the last few years, and confesses the familiar, often heart-wrenching connection between the “emptiness of the bottle” and […]