The Killigans are set to host their annual holiday music (with rock star flair) event at 1867 Bar on Saturday to gather winter clothing for Matt Talbot Kitchen and Outreach.
It was the band’s first time playing in Lincoln, hailing all the way from Saskatchewan, Canada. They played songs from their new album titled “The Siren’s Song” which was produced by Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy.
The Lightning Bugs brought their moonbeam swing to a sold-out Ferguson House for the first in this year's Soup & Songs series on Sunday.
The Zoo Bar hosted SAStacular on Saturday, a farewell show for local musician SAS who is making the big trip to California to record. The show was opened by fellow local artists Will Hutchinson and Jack Hotel.
The Blues Society of Omaha will be honored at a Jan. 19 ceremony in Memphis, Tenn. BluesEd, its youth artist development program, has worked to teach blues performance and history to young people in the area since 2001.
Truly an experiential, live-show artist, Bear Grillz and his opening DJs brought a packed house to The Bourbon’s Thursday night show
Continuing their Midwestern tour, Lil’ Ed and the Blues Imperials graced the modest stage of the Zoo Bar on Friday and Saturday night.
Photos by Hailey Krueger Australian bluesman Michael Charles returned to the Zoo Bar on Nov. 1 for [...]
Crowds of characters, skeletons, ghosts, and rock stars gathered at the Zoo Tuesday to celebrate the release of Universe Contest’s fourth full-length album, "Get Cot Livin’."
Halloween weekend kicked off with a flurry of shows in downtown Lincoln Friday, including an all-covers show at 1867, Ezra and Traffic Death at Duffy's and 12th Planet at a packed Bourbon Theatre.