Tagged: live music

Uh oh, oh well, hell yeah

By Lyndsie Kiebert
Reader Staff

Raised on a heavy diet of G-rated Christian tunes, James Bauscher knew there was “something more out there.” His hunch was confirmed when in fifth …

Hello, 2020

By Lyndsie Kiebert
Reader Staff

Whether you’re planning to celebrate all the great things the past decade brought you or toast leaving it behind, Sandpoint has a New Year’s Eve …

Big sky, big energy

By Lyndsie Kiebert
Reader Staff

People post ads to Craigslist for any number of reasons: to find roommates, sell a dishwasher, buy a car.

Matt Demarais posted an ad to …

Blue suede tunes

By Ben Olson
Reader Staff

It’s clear from watching and listening to Ben Klein and the Rocketeers that this band truly enjoys what it does on stage. The sextuplet, comprised …

Great guitar

By Zach Hagadone
Reader Staff

Every summit needs ambassadors and, look as you might, you’re not likely to find better artists to represent the beauty, complexity and possibilities of the …

A feeling and a sound

By Zach Hagadone
Reader Staff

Celtic interpretations of Christmas tunes have become a staple of holiday season playlists, but rarely are they performed with the sheer talent, pedigree and affinity …

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