Sandpoint’s Reese Warren to play Tervan Tavern
By Ben OlsonReader Staff You might know him as the guitarist from the Sandpoint band Nights of Neon, or further back from his work with Still Tipsy and the Hangovers, or perhaps as the...
Category: Music
Sing out in the face of fascism
Historic and modern protest music By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff Modern protest music owes its existence to centuries of disenfranchised, disillusioned and oppressed minorities sharing stories that unite and strengthen spirits separated by time, place,...
SuperChrome brings the ’80s back to The Hive
By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff Some of the area’s favorite musicians have joined forces to form the rock supergroup SuperChrome, which will light up the stage Saturday, Nov. 8, at 8 p.m. with a special...
Halloween parties to delight the ears
By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff Oct. 31 at The Hive207 N. First Ave.21+, $7-17, 7-11:30 p.m. Rockin’ country band Hogwire has been a favorite on The Hive’s stage for more than a dozen performances, all...
POAC hosts Masterpiece Ball
By Reader Staff It’s said that art imitates life, but at the Pend Oreille Arts Council’s Masterpiece Ball on Friday, Oct. 24, life will imitate art. Beginning at 6 p.m., attendees are invited to...
Justin Landis to play KRFY Little Live Radio Hour
By Ben OlsonReader Staff In every music scene, there’s that one guy who is like the duct tape that holds everything together. In Sandpoint, that’s Justin Landis. Whether performing his own tunes, sitting in...
Uncovering untold stories: Finding Lucinda
Documentary explores the early career of Lucinda Williams By Reader Staff The Finding Lucinda tour is more than a concert — it’s a traveling artistic experience. Each date includes an acoustic performance by ISMAY...
Moscow trio Corn Mash to play Eichardt’s Pub
By Reader Staff Originally formed in Seattle, but now based in Moscow, Corn Mash is a trio helmed by singer-songwriter Bill LaVoie that has undergone several makeovers in more than two decades of performing. ...
Bloody fingers, happy soul
By Ben OlsonReader Staff My first guitar was used more as a prop than an instrument. I convinced my parents to buy it for me when I was in sixth grade. It was a...
Conservatory showcases flute festival and soloist Jennifer Slaughter
By Ben OlsonReader Staff The Music Conservatory of Sandpoint will dedicate Saturday, Oct. 11 to one of the oldest instruments in the world: the flute. The day will begin with the North Idaho Flute...
