Mayor Lloyd Winnecke is pleased to announce a new cooperative effort of the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra and the Evansville Ballet Company to provide free tickets for middle school and high school students for their upcoming Christmas programs.
The night will feature performances from artists signed to Nkosi Records, the label founded by Evansville Police Detective Nathan Schroer who passed away earlier this week after a 10 year battle with leukemia.
Global music phenomenon Celtic Woman will return to North American concert stages in early 2014 with The Emerald Tour, which will encompass over 75 performances in more than 65 cities.
This is such a cool opportunity. The Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra has announced that they will open up a total of 5 Classics Rehearsals to the general public for just $5.
If you have ever found yourself curious as to the kind of money national recording artists earn when doing concerts in this area, the following should give you a pretty good idea.
Being a fan of certain kinds of music has a way of infiltrating a person’s entire being, which can undoubtedly have an influence on their lifestyle, fashion and overall personal taste. This theory goes double in regards to a legendary southern rock band like Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Few things get a person in the mood to jump in their truck and blast full speed down the highway to catch a one-night only performance by legendary southern rockers Lynyrd Skynyrd quite like popping open a couple of beers and watching some classic videos of the band, featuring some of their biggest hits
You don’t have to go home but you can’t stay here.
In just over a week, Southern Rock legends Lynyrd Skynyrd will pull in to Evansville’s Ford Center for one of this summer’s most highly anticipated concert events
Quiz! What's the first song someone shouts out if the lead singer of a band asks for requests? Yep! "Freebird." Happens everytime, without fail. And, thankfully, not everyone gives into the temptation to cover one of the most iconic songs in the history of recorded music. But, these folks did. Remember the short-lived 80's group Will To Power? They actually went a step further and recorded a version of "Freebird." And, quite honestly, it may be the worst version of that song EVER! (Of course, I say that and I actually bought their debut album on cassette. Don't judge me!!) So, what do you say? Why don't we relive it? LOL! I found the video on YouTube . . .