NC has a lot of great bands, and we’re proud to support them. Check out the Homegrown Show every Sunday at 10pm, hosted by Cory. He features tracks from four different rock bands from all over our state, and he’s always looking to hear great new, original stuff. To submit something for airplay on Homegrown,…… read more »
The 50th Anniversary of Lynyrd Skynyrd will premiere on July 8 and screen for a limited, one-week run in movie theaters, drive-ins and outdoor venues across the country. Fans can head to the film’s official website to find locations and purchase tickets. This concert film was recorded in November 2022, at the Ryman Auditorium in…… read more »
The line of cars and people was astonishing for the Empty Bowls Fundraiser on Thursday, 2/24 at Temple Church in New Bern. Empty Bowls is a partnership between Religious Community Services and Craven Arts Council and Gallery. These events raise money for local stop-hunger and arts programing in Craven County by selling tickets for Empty…… read more »
JOHN PAUL JONES contributed to an all-star version of the ZEPPELIN classic “When the Levee Breaks” for charity. FLEA, of the RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS, is selling his crazy, 7-sided house in CA. JOURNEY‘s new album, Freedom, will be released later this year. GEORGE STRAIT and former SKID ROW frontman SEBASTIAN BACH did shots of…… read more »
If you missed the pooch parade on Saturday in downtown New Bern, you missed a great time. The weather was perfect for the 15th Annual Santa Paws on Parade, hosted by Nauti Paws Pet Boutique and Bakery. This event is always free and open to everyone. Both Santa and Father Christmas showed up this year…… read more »
ROBERT PLANT and ALISON KRAUSS released a new song called “High and Lonesome”. PINK FLOYD drummer NICK MASON recently compared ROGER WATERS to Stalin. BILL WARD, original drummer for BLACK SABBATH, says he would to do an album with them, despite being left out of the final tour. NIKKI SIXX says that they made the right call, pushing The Stadium Tour back to 2022. The…… read more »