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Monday, April 29th, 2013

Sunday Beachcomber Jam, ELKS Lodge, Okaloosa Island, 4.14.13

April’s BIG music event heralded the return of Blue Lew Hogue (guitars, vocals and harmonica), Nora Wixted-Hogue (keyboards, vocals), Jim Remsburg (bass), and Ed Jones (drums). Plus featured artis
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Wednesday, May 8th, 2013

Village of Baytowne Wharf, 4.24.13

Village of Baytowne Wharf Wednesday Night Concert Series, 4.24.13In the Beachcomber Music Award nominated tribute to Aykroyd and Belushi, Terry Akens takes on the role of Jake and Teddy Lehmann plays
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Friday, May 10th, 2013

Red White & Blue Thursdays Through Labor Day

The Red, White & Blue Celebration is a weekly honoring at HarborWalk Village of a local hero at every Thursday beginning May 30 through Labor Day weekend. HarborWalk Village is seeking nominations...
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Thursday, May 9th, 2013

Nikki Hedrick Catches up with the Prolific Musicmaker

“Elyse is my middle name,” says Jeffreys. “It started out as a solo project and basically I started adding people over the course of a few years. It was called Erin Elyse, and then I decided that I wanted it to be different. I thought about Therose, which started out as ‘The Rose,’ but I didn’t want it to be about roses or anything..."
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Thursday, May 9th, 2013

Is That Barbecue on Your Pizza?

Rotolo’s is a big, fairly high-ceilinged place, with plenty of booths and freestanding tables, as well as a bar/lounge area. TVs are placed here and there, and while Rotolo’s says it is the official pizza of the New Orleans Saints, the sports bar atmosphere is low-key...
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Thursday, May 9th, 2013

Plus Gretchen Peters on the Late Great George Jones

Kickstarter, for everyone who just got back from Mars, is a crowd-funding Web site in which artists, filmmakers, musicians, etc. raise money for their creative projects from individuals, as opposed to conventional methods (i.e., the Mafia, dentists)...
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Thursday, May 9th, 2013

Band Celebrates Release with Show at Williams Backyard Boogie 5.17

“We knew we wanted to record in analog but knew it would be difficult in terms of time and money,” says Wilson. “There aren’t many analog studios around, but we found a guy in Nashville (that could capture) the ‘old school’ rock ‘n roll sound. It was all recorded pretty much ‘live,’ and we did all the tracking and mixing in two weeks...