Music
SoNA Beyond Nov. 18 Lets AOP Artists Create What They Hear
FAQ – SoNA Beyond: ‘Tone Painting’ WHAT — In a partnership with Arts One Presents, a group of SoNA musicians will play a variety of pieces for chamber wind ensemble
Tate McRae to perform in Rogers next summer
Multi-platinum singer/songwriter Tate McRae is coming to Rogers. The Calgary native brings her national tour the the Walmart AMP at 8 p.m. July 21, 2024. Standard ticket prices range from
Matt the Electrician, Trout Fishing in America play Ozark Folk Festival Nov. 10
Something about the moniker “Matt the Electrician” might make you think he makes children’s music. The fact that he’s opening for Trout Fishing in America Nov. 10 at the Original
NWA Ballet Theatre brings multimedia horror story ‘Dracula’ to Eureka Springs, Springdale
For decades after Bram Stoker’s alleged fascination with an actor inspired the monster Dracula, the character itself has been reimagined time and again for the screen and stage. However, after
Sailor Moon’s Jennifer Cihi comes to BentonvilleCon Oct. 28
Not long after high school, in the early 1980s, Jennifer Cihi landed a job at Tokyo Disney. It was there that she was introduced to Japanese anime, defined as “a
Big fan helps bring Johnny Cash to WAC stage Oct. 14-15
Of all the people who have a Johnny Cash story, Debbie Horton arguably has the best. “I had known Johnny from when I was a child; I had got onto
Sierra Hull has done it all — including this year’s Hillberry Oct. 4-8
Sierra Hull is still trying to settle on the right name for her new album. “I’ve actually been working on it for a while now,” the mandolin virtuoso says. “Then
Ephrat Asherie Dance brings ‘vast, complex and layered’ street and club dances to NWA
“There’s a lot bubbling underground these days in Northwest Arkansas,” says Cynthia Post Hunt, curator of performance at The Momentary in Bentonville. “We’ve got DJ sets and dance pop-ups happening
SoNA opens season Sept. 23 with Bernstein and Rachmaninov
Paul Haas says the compositions featured in SoNA’s season opening concert Sept. 23 are “maximally romantic,” in distinct but complementary ways. “There’s an explosion of teen romance with Tony and
Queens of the Stone Age bring new music to AMP Sept. 26
The end is nigh, according to Queens of the Stone Age, but their new album is about more than the finale. “I think there’s definitely some commentary in the lyrics
