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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/10 — Sam Kucera / Songs of the Folk
DESCRIPTION:Sam Kucera: Singer/Songwriter \n \nA.T. and Lauren Cason were born in different parts of the Carolinas and met while studying music in college in the early 2000’s—they have been singing and playing together ever since. Both hold Master’s degrees in music yet maintain the heritage of their place and people\, having grown up in musical families that embodied the traditions of the area. The combination of their training and the roots of their Carolina Piedmont upbringing helped the couple naturally craft a unique and authentic American folk music sound that’s as current and innovative as it is steeped in the folk\, country\, and blues music influences of the American South. The sound of Songs of the Folk is aptly described by Folk and Honey\, one of the UK’s leading folk music publications: \n“Their original songs have a slick\, contemporary musicianship underlying them..their tasteful instrumentation always helping to bring their rootsy subject matters to life.” \nHaving performed for years throughout the Eastern US\, the Casons moved to England where they spent several years touring extensively in the UK\, making a name for themselves within the music circuit of England by playing in a variety of venues from historic folk clubs in Cambridge\, Colchester\, and Norwich to internationally-recognized venues such as the Glasshouse International Centre for Music in Gateshead and the Queen’s Hall Theatre in Kent. They have also achieved international acclaim for their song\, A Feeling I Get\, a semi-finalist in the 2024 International Songwriting Competition. \nAfter releasing numerous singles\, an EP titled Songs of the Folk\, and their first full-length album\, Sun-Scorched Land\, A.T. and Lauren have released their second LP entitled In the Old Kingdom\, which was recorded in a centuries-old converted barn in Maldon\, Essex and the first Church of England parish chapel\, St. Michael’s in Woodham Walter\, built in the 1500s. \nThe Casons moved back to their mountain home in Western North Carolina where they’ve been featured on NPR’s The Martha Bassett Show\, WDVX Blue Plate Special\, and have performed in loads of house concerts and venues throughout the Southeast. They are also passionate about taking their music to those in distressed situations\, such as at homeless shelters\, rehab centers\, and prisons through their non-profit organization\, For the Folk (www.forthefolknc.org). \nThe Casons are certainly at their best when performing live. Their musical bond is gripping and palpable and as they tell stories alongside the tunes this connection transmits to audiences\, creating a truly engaging experience. A concert of Songs of the Folk is a concert of well-crafted music and lyrics\, pleasant harmonies\, intricate instrumentation\, and original storytelling. Audience members leave impressed by the songwriting and fingerstyle guitar-playing\, entranced by the refined vocal harmonies\, and enamored with the exceptional lyricism\, but most importantly\, each person leaves feeling like an old friend of the Casons and a part of the Songs of the Folk.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-10-sam-kucera-songs-of-the-folk/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/11 — Evie Andrus and Friends
DESCRIPTION:Evie Andrus has spent most of her adult life adding tasty licks to other people’s projects\, adding just the right ingredient to make a piece of music sound its best. With the release of her first album under her own name\, “Evie’s Great Adventure\,” the fiddler/vocalist ready to deliver the main course. \nThe new album is flat-out feel-good music delivered with the same heart and soul that’s made Evie a popular performed all across the Southeast. \nMaybe you caught her bands Barefoot Sanctuary or Buffalo Fiasco\, or heard her backing up renowned cellist Dave Eggar\, irreverent singer-songwriter Roger Alan Wade\, or performing at the Big Ears Festival with improvisational great Lonnie Holley\, or maybe you spotted her backing up Foreigner on a short tour. There’s also the possibility that you heard her music on the HBO series “The Outsider” or saw her appearance on “American Ninja Warrior.” \nBorn in Fargo\, N.D. and raised in Minot\, N.D.\, Evie began playing fiddle at six years old in her father’s band Crossroads\, but she was already a stage veteran. She first performed on stage at the age of 3\, blowing a train whistle\, on one of her father’s songs. \nWhen Evie was in the 4th grade\, her father started a family band called Family Ties\, which included her father on banjo and her brother Joe on bass. Mom ran sound for the group. \n“Our thing was to wear funny ties\,” says Evie. “My favorite was a rubber Swiss cheese tie … In the summer\, we were out and about. We played a lot around North Dakota\, South Dakota\, Minnesota and Canada\, Good Sam conventions and re-enactments\, fur trade re-enactments.” \nWho even knew there were “fur trade” re-enactments? \nAll through high school\, Evie performed in bluegrass bands and her high school orchestra\, but she didn’t have a lot in common with her classmates. \n“I grew up in a very bluegrass-centric family\,” she says. “Plus\, we had no TV. My entertainment was listening to (vintage radio shows) ‘Sherlock Holmes\,’ ‘Dragnet’ and ‘Inner Sanctum.’” \nEvie later attended North Dakota State University\, majoring in athletic training\, and playing in a group called Ironwood and\, later\, Sisters of the North on the side. It was an encounter with East Tennessee bluegrass act Blue Moon Rising that made Evie decide to move to East Tennessee. She moved to Johnson City\, Tenn.\, and landed a scholarship in the East Tennessee State University bluegrass program. \n“My first fiddle teacher there was (former Bluegrass Boys’ fiddler) Tater Tate\,” says Evie. “I couldn’t believe I was getting a scholarship to take lessons from Tater Tate!” \nWhile in Johnson City she worked at the Acoustic Coffee House\, working as a server and making music. She was a regular at late-night jam sessions and later became a favorite player to accompany singer-songwriters. \n“It was a different approach to music than what I had done before\,” says Evie. “It was kind of freeing in a way.” \nAfter a graduation\, Evie returned to North Dakota for few years before taking a music job in with the  Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Show in Pigeon Forge\, Tenn. \nAfter a year and a half of dinner shows\, Evie leaned into teaching and playing with a variety of bands and musicians and then founded Barefoot Sanctuary\, which later became Buffalo Fiasco. A gig with Lonnie Holley at the Big Ears Festival led to Evie getting a call from HBO to be part of the limited series “The Outsider.” \n“The scene at the festival with the fiddle tunes\, that’s me!” says Evie. “I’m blurry in the background\, but it was really awesome.” \nAs a side person\, Evie says she’s always known where she fits. \n“I call myself a Jell-O player\,” says Evie. “There’s always room for Jell-O. It fills in all the cracks.” \nWith the release of “Evie’s Great Adventure\,” though\, she knows where she fits as well. \n“I’m really excited to get my true musical voice out more\,” says Evie. “In an odd way\, it took the pandemic to make me take time to find my voice. Now I want to share my love of music and adventure. It’s not earth shattering. It’s something people can put on and just have a great afternoon.”
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-11-evie-andrus-and-friends/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/12 — nic. / Donna Frost
DESCRIPTION:nic. will be performing! \n \nSinger-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Donna Frost is a traveling troubadour with decades of performing and touring experience. Expertly weaving folk\, blues and pop\, she creates memorable concerts that champion the human spirit. She logs thousands of miles each year\, performing across the U.S.\, solo and with her band. With over 300 songs in her catalog and ten albums\, her music has received airplay\, charted and garnered awards worldwide. Recently\, Donna won the Mississippi Music Foundation Best Americana Artist award in April 2023. She has performed a tribute to the late Skeeter Davis at Kentucky Music Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony; and has performed live on Chicago WGN TV. Giving back to the community\, she is an active performer with Music for Seniors\, “Musicians on Call” and “Songs of Love.” She is endorsed by Kamoa Ukuleles and Luna Guitars; and is an ambassador for True Joy Acoustics which donates ukuleles to pediatric hospitals for music therapy programs across the country. Her latest album The Beautiful Unseen is a collaboration with her longtime friend Jack Howell\, and recorded in Joshua Tree\, CA.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-12-nic-donna-frost/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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SUMMARY:WDVX Summer Nights - 8/12 - Jeanine Fuller & The True Funk Souldiers / Blue Mother Tupelo
DESCRIPTION:WDVX Summer Nights\nWednesday\, August 12\, 2026 | Doors 6:00 PM | Show 7:00 PM\nYee-Haw Brewing\, Knoxville\, TN\nFREE | All Ages \nWDVX is proud to present another night of free live music on the big stage at Yee-Haw Brewing for the 2026 Summer Nights concert series! \nJeanine’s rich contralto tone\, broad vocal range\, eclectic mixed styles of soul\, blues\, jazz\, gospel\, rock\, some classical\, along with her various musical influences\, ranging from Etta James\, Dianne Reeves\, Chaka Khan to Stevie Wonder\, Michael Jackson & Prince\, she is sure to captivate and convey soulful engaging\, inspiring performances. \nHer vast versatility goes from leading and performing  with her dynamic\, Soul/Funk based Tribute Band\, Jeanine Fuller and The True Funk SOULdiers\, to performing regularly for her loyal\, locally based fans either as solo name sake band\, or in more intImate acoustic style jazz/blues/soul duo and trio settings\, throughout. \nJeanine’s versatility\, powerful self affirming lyrics and catchy hooks are embodied in her recently debuted EP album\, entitled\, Endurance\, will inspire and enlighten both young and older audiences alike.  She is grateful that her music has gained attention both in the US and abroad. \nIn 2025 Jeanine earned International awards as Best Vocalist -multi genre and for her single\, “How Long”.  She is also a 5 time U.S. Independent award nominee\, including as Vocalist of the Year (R&B/Soul & Adult Contemporary)\, as well as Jazz/Blues Album/EP of the Year! \nJeanine is also the 2025 Regional International Blues Challenge winner\, sending her to the Finals in Memphis in January 2026. \n  \nFrom the bluffs of Memphis to the mountains of east Tennessee\, through the Mississippi Delta & 21 years in Nashville\, Blue Mother Tupelo oozes a deep kind of blue southern soul & rootsy country rock sound that’s been described as truly Americana. The married songwriting & recording-artist duo of Ricky & Micol Davis known as Blue Mother Tupelo have been recognized for their natural way of playing off of each other’s voices & their live performances are soulfully raucous and tender. With 7 albums to their credit\, BMT songs & albums have charted #5 in Americana\, #2 Euro-Americana\, Top 40 U.S. Country. Blue Mother Tupelo was chosen as Music Artist of the Year 2022 by The Southland Music Line and has been honored by Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI) among ten featured songwriters to perform on “The New Sounds Of Nashville” concert. \nThanks to our sponsors: Yee-Haw Brewing\, ORNL Federal Credit Union\, and Garza Law. \n 
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/wdvx-summer-nights-8-12-jeanine-fuller-the-true-funk-souldiers-blue-mother-tupelo/
LOCATION:Yee Haw Brewing Co\, 745 N Broadway\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37917\, United States
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/13 — Ryan Blansett / Pat Beasley
DESCRIPTION:Ryan Blansett is a singer-songwriter from Missouri\, blending folk and Americana influences from artists like Nathaniel Rateliff\, Iron & Wine\, and Son Volt. With heartfelt lyrics\, an acoustic guitar\, and a sound rooted in the Midwest\, the music captures the raw emotions of life\, love\, and loss. \n \nPat Beasley\, singer/songwriter will perform as well!
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-13-ryan-blansett-pat-beasley/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Big Plate — 8/14 — Michael Reno Harrell
DESCRIPTION:Michael Reno Harrell is an award winning songwriter\, a published author\, a nationally known storyteller and a visual artist. And he’s from the Southern Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina where all those things are as much a part of life as breathing. Michael’s talents in the aforementioned Fields have taken him to forty-four states and several foreign countries over his over Fifty plus year career. His work is based in life experiences that reflect the culture of his mountain roots\, which go back eight generations. But\, Michael’s stories\, songs and artworks reflect not only the southern experience\, but also American’s story. His work\, in whichever form it may take\, all comes down to one thing…story. \nOne could compare Michael’s performances to his granddaddy’s pocket knife: well worn and familiar feeling\, but razor sharp and with a point. His brand of entertainment appeals to a very diverse audience. \nMichael’s natural knack for storytelling\, in print\, song and spoken word has earned him praise from not only the music community but from the literary and storytelling worlds as well\, having had the honor of being a Featured Teller at the National Storytelling Festival and to be Teller In Residence at the International Storytelling Center\, as well as performing at major music events like MerleFest and the Walnut Valley Festival. Along with his performances\, Michael often conducts workshops in songwriting and storytelling as well. \nHis humor and wit\, as well as the emotional depth of his work\, keep his fan base growing and staying tuned in for whatever comes next. Don’t miss the chance to experience what those faithful fans keep returning again and again to enjoy.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-big-plate-8-14-michael-reno-harrell/
LOCATION:Barley’s\,  200 East Jackson Avenue\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37915\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Events,Free Live Show,The Big Plate
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/15 — Trey Hedrick / Jeff BearCat Bunch
DESCRIPTION:Trey Hedrick is a modern Appalachian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose sound blends Appalachian folk\, Americana\, and blue-collar country. Deeply rooted in the storied hills of southeastern Ohio along the West Virginia border\, his music is as textured and layered as the region he calls home. Drawing from the landscape and lineage that shaped him\, Trey writes with a deep reverence for generational memory\, places\, and the stories that define us. \nThat storytelling comes into full focus on his forthcoming debut album\, Sing Appalachia\, out Friday\, October 17. Recorded in May 2025 at the Tractor Shed in Nashville with GRAMMY-winning producer and engineer Sean Sullivan (Sturgill Simpson\, Tyler Childers\, John Prine)\, the record is a testament to Trey’s belief in the power of place and honest songwriting. It also features a special guest appearance by one of Trey’s longtime heroes\, Tim O’Brien — a full-circle moment for an artist who grew up studying his records. \nRaised in a proud\, working-class family where music was as natural as breathing\, Trey’s earliest memories involve instruments constantly moving through the room — a guitar\, a mandolin\, a fiddle — always in someone’s hands. His grandfather\, a retired coal miner and a well-regarded local musician\, had “such a rich and textured voice and an ability to make anything his\,” Trey recalls. “Don’t just play it — mean it\, make it yours\,” his grandfather would say. That legacy left its mark. \nThough Trey spent years as a guitarist and mandolin player\, it wasn’t until recently that he stepped forward as a songwriter and solo artist. “I never wanted to be someone who just talked about doing things and never actually did\,” he says. “There were a lot of those guys where I grew up\, and it scared the hell out of me.” His songs reflect that urgency and humility — written to feel honest\, never traditional just for tradition’s sake. “I’m not here to cosplay Appalachia\,” he adds. “If it sounds traditional one day and something else the next\, that’s what came out when I picked up the guitar.” \nEven as his sound sits comfortably within Appalachian and Americana traditions\, there’s a subtle freshness to it. Trey developed a deep love for flatpicking early on\, drawn to the drive and precision of players like Clarence White\, Tony Rice\, and Doc Watson. His influences stretch far and wide — from bluegrass trailblazers like Tim O’Brien and Ralph Stanley to the powerhouse blues vocals of Susan Tedeschi\, with nods to Aretha Franklin and Bobby Bland\, and even ‘90s R&B and hip-hop woven in. “If something swings or grooves a little\, that’s probably why\,” he laughs. “I’d like to think all those influences come across in my debut album — that was kind of the point anyway.\n \nJeff BearCat Bunch: A behind the scenes kind of guy for a number of years. \nWorking with other artists as a tour manager\, roadie\, merch guy\, driver\, fan\, friend\, etc… \nhoning in on the craft of songwriting and story telling. \nIndependent and nationally touring singer/songwriter/storyteller\, \nOriginally from Knoxville\,TN. \nBased in Nashville\, TN. \nOver the past few years BC has shared stages with names like Scott H. Biram\, Wayne “The Train” Hancock\, Kade Hoffman\, Josh Morningstar\, Jesse Dayton\, Billy Don Burns\, Cass Jones\, Ellis Bullard\, Rob Leines\, Sunny Sweeney\, Kayla Ray\, Gus Clark\, Alex Williams\, Justin Wells\, \nWes Shipp\, Casper McWade\, Dallas Burrow\, Dallas Moore\, Taylor Hunnicutt\, Elizabeth Cook\, Silverada among a ton of others \nopening shows/touring with\, tour managing\, special guest appearance\, festivals\, etc. \nHas been on the OUTLAW COUNTRY CRUISES put on by Sirius XM outlaw country station \nSharing the bill with acts like \nBlackberry Smoke\, Steve Earle\, Lucinda Williams\, Roger Alan Wade\, Elizabeth Cook\, Mojo Nixon\, Jesse Dayton\, Scott H. Biram\, Dale Watson\, Ray Wylie Hubbard\, Supersuckers\, 49 Winchester\, The Mavericks\, Nikki Lane\, Sarah Gayle Meech\, Vandoliers\, Joshua Ray Walker\, Silverada\, etc. \nWell traveled\, well versed\, and well taught rambler \nout living the words of the songs he sings.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-15-trey-hedrick-jeff-bearcat-bunch/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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SUMMARY:Music in the Grove Featuring Timberwinds Bluegrass
DESCRIPTION:FREE LIVE BLUEGRASS IN KARNS! \nSaturday\, August 15 at 7:30 PM\nKarns Community Club\, 7708 Oak Ridge Hwy\, Knoxville\, TN 37931 \nBring a lawn chair or picnic blanket and settle in under the trees for Timberwinds Bluegrass. \nWe’re excited to be the media sponsor for the Karns Community Club’s new Music in the Grove outdoor concert series\, kicking off with Timberwinds Bluegrass on the Urban Engineering Stage\, presented by Kington Drain Cleaning Specialists. The show takes place behind the Community Club building\, so gather the family and come enjoy some free music and good company. \nLearn more at TimberwindsBluegrass.com \nFood & Refreshments\nRocky Top Hot Dogs and Black Moon Sips Dirty Sodas will be on site. \nKCC Merchandise\nKCC merch will be available for purchase\, come support the club. \nThanks to presenting sponsor Kington Drain Cleaning Specialists and stage sponsor Urban Engineering for backing live local music in Karns\, we’re proud to be part of it. \nParking\nGeneral parking is at Karns Elementary School\, follow the sidewalk and nature trail over to the Community Club grounds. Handicap parking and drop-off are available in the KCC lot. \nWeather\nThis is an outdoor event. Any weather updates will be posted on the Karns Community Club Facebook page. \nEvent Policies\nNo smoking or vaping. No alcohol. \nQuestions?\nMessage the Karns Community Club on Facebook or email info@karnscommunityclub.org. \nSee you in the Grove!
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/music-in-the-grove-featuring-timberwinds-bluegrass/
LOCATION:Karns Community Club\, 7708 Oak Ridge Hwy\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37931
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/17 — Kris Schultz
DESCRIPTION:After years assisting musicians as merch slinger\, road manager and van driver\, but never playing or singing herself\, Kris Schultz eventually  acquired a cheap guitar and began writing musical snapshots of a life wandering\, looking for – and maybe finding –  home in unexpected places. \nShe released her full-length album\, Standard Issue Heart\, in October 2021\, has played locally at such legendary venues as The Saxon Pub and Cactus Cafe\, toured in the Midwest\, Southwest and Southeastern US\, has been featured in the live performance series “Songs In Places” for the last year\, and  is currently working on her second album.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-17-kris-schultz/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/18 — Noah Gray
DESCRIPTION:Noah Gray is a singer\, songwriter\, producer and multi-instrumentalist based in Knoxville\, Tennessee. Noah has quickly become an in-demand act around East Tennessee and beyond for his sonically diverse discography\, poetically-minded writing and melismatic vocal style. ​​​\n\n\n\n\nNoah has been performing publicly since the age of 14\, leading worship sets in churches he attended in his teens. After performing in countless open mic nights and entering multiple talent competitions as a teenager (including the 2020 ACE Awards in Knoxville\, which led him to win First Place in his category for his performance on the Bijou Theatre stage)\, Noah attended Pellissippi State Community College and received his Associate’s Degree in Music in 2022. He has now been performing full shows regularly since 2023\, travelling as far as Los Angeles to showcase his original music and capturing the attention of any audience he encounters\, along the way.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-18-noah-gray/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/19 — Teryn Dixon
DESCRIPTION:Teryn Dixon: Singer-Songwriter in Knoxville\, Tennessee!Folk-Americana-R&B-Jazz-Blues
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-19-teryn-dixon/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260819T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260819T210000
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SUMMARY:Tennessee Shines with The Montvales and Garrett Boys — Live at Bluetick Tavern — 8/19
DESCRIPTION:Tickets Here! \nTennessee Shines returns to Bluetick Tavern and Tap in downtown Maryville on Wednesday\, August 19 at 7:00 PM. This live concert and radio show features The Montvales and Garrett Boys. Doors open at 6:00 PM! All ages are welcome. \nBorn and raised in Knoxville\, TN\, Sally Buice and Molly Rochelson of The Montvales spent much of their formative years busking amidst the Elvis impersonators and musical saw players of the town’s Market Square\, honing their uniquely boisterous harmonies and perfecting the art of people-watching. Some fifteen years later\, the two are still at it-maintaining their study of the robust chaos of the commons as they tour the country playing their descriptive\, textured songs on the self-described “feral outskirts of country music.”  Their lyrics tackle everything from heartbreak to gentrification to abortion rights\, pulling audiences in alongside their well-worn harmonies and nearly telepathic musical connection.   \nIn 2020\, the Montvales recorded their first album Heartbreak Summer Camp in a living room. The stripped-down\, DIY folksongs span their young adulthood\, beginning in their teens and taking them through their mid 20s. Then\, seeking a more polished\, full-band sound\, the duo recorded their next album Born Strangers at Sean Sullivan’s Tractor Shed Studio in Goodlettsville\, TN\, recruiting Nashville stalwart Mike Eli LoPinto (guitarist for Chris Stapleton\, producer of Emily Nenni’s On the Ranch) to produce it.  The record garnered them a dedicated cult following and has been featured by outlets such as Holler\, American Songwriter\, Twangville\, and more.   \nThe Montvales have gone on to share the stage with bands like Willy Tea Taylor and the Fellership\, The Local Honeys\, James McMurtry\, and Mama’s Broke\, and have appeared at festivals such as Healing Appalachia and the Old Quarter Songwriter Festival.  In 2025 they signed with Free Dirt Records to release the single “Loud and Clear”\, with a hint at more new music to come.   \nEvery family has its own unique history\, a timeline fleshed out by memorable characters\, milestone events\, and the stories passed on through the decades that bind it all together. For the Garrett Boys\, a family trio from Overton County in east Tennessee\, their history just happens to lend itself to some excellent Appalachian folk music. \nMade up of brothers Stephen and Russell Garrett\, and Stephen’s son Carter\, the Garrett Boys are rooted\, both musically and physically\, in 500 hilly\, wooded acres that have had a magnetic pull over their family for generations. The men refer to it simply as “The Land\,” and it’s the setting for nearly every one of the 11 songs on It Runs Deep\, the trio’s debut album. \n“About 200 years ago\, some Garrett boys came from North Carolina and settled in that area\,” says Stephen\, who plays acoustic guitar and sings lead in the band. “Some old records say that they acquired land between Mill Creek and Mitchell Creek\, and that’s the property that Russell and I grew up on. Carter will be the ninth generation to live on it.” \nBut while the land is specific to the Garrett Boys\, the album the group wrote about it is universal. Produced by Ray Kennedy (Steve Earle\, Lucinda Williams)\, It Runs Deep contains elements of bluegrass\, folk\, and country\, but refuses to play it safe. It nods to their varied influences\, from Steve Earle and Rodney Crowell to Chris Knight and Hank Williams Jr. \nWith It Runs Deep\, the Garrett Boys memorialize those family stories — for themselves\, for their descendants\, and now for fans of classic American folk music. \n“Our music is about the importance and depth of family and community\,” Stephen says. “It’s a mix of what we have been versus what we can become\, and how we can take the good from all that and build a future.” \nSponsored by Corona and Tennessee Stone!
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/tennessee-shines-with-the-montvales-and-the-garrett-boys-live-at-bluetick-tavern-8-19/
LOCATION:Bluetick Tavern and Tap\, 128 W Broadway Ave\, Maryville\, 37801\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Events,Tennessee Shines,WDVX Featured Events,WDVX Supported Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260820T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260820T130000
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/20 — Becca Tremmel
DESCRIPTION:Becca Tremmel: \n“So\, I was born in Hackensack\, NJ in 1994. I am the middle child of three.  My big sister is my role model and she currently studying fashion (and she’s sort of perfect)\, and my little brother is a newly engaged\, skiing obsessed hooligan who looks exactly like me. My family moved to Sundance\, UT when I was four. I went to the Sundance Mountain School and spent most of my time hiking Mount Timpanogos and learning about all about wildlife. We technically didn’t have a “math class” but please ask me anything about owls\, elk\, or mountain lions. I probably most definitely know the answer… unlike math. I spent hours and hours riding my horse\, Jazzie; hiking and skiing that mountain with my late\, great Bernese Mountain Dog\, Cassie. \nAnd then\, of course\, there was music at the crazy young age of five I began to create and memorize melodies and lyrics and started to understand song structure. My favorite singers were Hannah Montana and Avril Lavigne (naturally) but honestly my world was shook the moment I heard “Teardrops on my Guitar” by Taylor Swift. I was sold. I wanted to be a songwriter. \nI started taking drum lessons at  six and continued until I realized that writing and melodies were more my thing. I wanted to tell stories so I started learning how to play guitar\, taking voice lessons and writing in my journal.  At 15 I wrote my first song\, “Maybe.”  It was a song about a boy who broke my heart. Typical. \nWhen I was about 10 years old The Bluebird Cafe started visiting the Sundance Resort during the Summertime. I was absolutely wonderstruck by these legends who from a magical and must-be mythical place called\, Nashville. Also\, they were visiting MY mountain all the way out in Utah. The Bluebird inspired me to pursue my passion of writing songs and telling stories and I set my sights on Nashville.  Along the way I attended a summer clinic at the Berklee College of Music in Boston and was then accepted to the songwriting program and the voice program\, but I knew Nashville was my destination.  Now I am a graduate from Belmont University’s songwriting program in Nashville. I spent 2019 sailing around the world as a cruise ship musician which was WILD\, but I found my way back to Nashville. \nAfter returning from the 7 seas I decided to really pursue the whole artist thing. I started playing full band shows around Nash with my all female band !! I put out a couple of songs\, my first music video and I even started to develop my team. It’s been an amazing journey and yet I only feel like it’s the beginning. \nI hope to be here for a long\, long time. Nashville is the greatest town in the world.  I love playing at venues around town and can’t believe the insanely talented people I am meeting. \nWhen I am not singing and playing you can find me riding horses\, shooting arrows\, spelunking\, skiing\, rescuing wildlife\, having earnest conversations with my cats\, watching my talented friends play music around town or running a coffee shop.”
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-20-becca-tremmel/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260821T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260821T130000
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Big Plate — 8/21 — The Doghouse Shakers
DESCRIPTION:The Doghouse Shakers: Jump\, Jive\, Boogie\, Bop\, and Blues.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-big-plate-8-21-the-doghouse-shakers/
LOCATION:Barley’s\,  200 East Jackson Avenue\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37915\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Events,Free Live Show,The Big Plate
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260822T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260822T130000
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/22 — Mason Cole / Stefani Morton
DESCRIPTION:Born and raised in Shelby\, North Carolina\, Mason Cole’s musical journey began at age eleven with a Christmas guitar and a head full of curiosity. He spent his early days glued to YouTube\, teaching himself the riffs that lit his imagination on fire. By twelve\, he’d enrolled in a junior high guitar class—mostly\, as he puts it\, “an excuse to play guitar during school hours.” Already ahead of the curve\, Mason quickly found himself drawn to something deeper: songwriting. \n“I grew up riding shotgun with my dad\, listening to Willie Nelson\, George Jones\, and Keith Whitley everywhere we went. Those were my heroes before I even knew what that meant. Later on\, I discovered Americana and Red Dirt—Jason Isbell\, Sturgill Simpson\, Tyler Childers—and it was like finding a new branch of the same family tree.” \nGrounded\, determined\, and unafraid of hard work\, Mason spends his days with Simmons Structural Movers\, helping his father relocate houses and mobile homes. That work ethic carried naturally into his music. At fifteen\, he began crafting his first project\, Lonesome Again\, recorded entirely in a makeshift “poor man’s studio” he and his father built from carpet padding and insulation behind their home. Mason recorded\, mixed\, and mastered all fifteen original tracks himself—a testament to his drive and resourcefulness. \n\n\nAs his career gained momentum\, Mason began sharing festival stages with artists he once looked up to from afar\, including Shenandoah\, Lainey Wilson\, Corey Smith\, and more. In 2023—during the final week of his high school career—he performed a 10-show residency at the MGM in Las Vegas\, a defining showcase that highlighted his fast-rising trajectory. Later that same year\, at just eighteen\, he signed his first record deal with Santa Anna/Sony Music\, marking a major milestone and solidifying his emergence as a standout voice in modern country and Americana. \nWith his band The Hellbenders\, Mason Cole steps into a louder\, more rock-driven chapter. The new album brings grit\, energy\, and a fresh edge while staying true to his roots. \n \nStefani Morton is a singer-songwriter\, visual artist\, actor\, and former educator from South Carolina. Now residing in Nashville\, Stefani is an active member of ASCAP\, NSAI\, ISSA and AMA. Her recent song releases\, ‘Hey Boy’ and ‘Man Crush\,’ were featured in the March/April 2024 issues of Lazie Indie Magazine. Stefani has also been featured in Canvas Rebel Magazine and Nashville Voyager. She was recently nominated for the Marquis 2024 Who’s Who Directory and has appeared in music videos for emerging pop/country artists Shaboozey and Dax. Following a near-fatal bout with sepsis in August 2023\, Stefani relocated to Nashville just eight weeks later. Despite overcoming significant health challenges\, including a year on crutches and canes\, she performed over 100 shows in Nashville in 2024. Stefani recently underwent successful hip replacement surgery at Vanderbilt\, where the infection had spread. She is fully recovered and enjoys creating art and calling Nashville home. Notably\, she is a distant cousin of Patsy Cline\, and her great-grandfather\, Bradley\, was a fiddler in the Buffalo Bill Cody Show. \nSince moving to Nashville\, Stefani has made notable accomplishments in the acting world. She has appeared in music videos with well-known entertainers such as Shaboozey and Dax. Her role as a widow in Dax’s Lonely Dirt Road Alonehas reached over 40 million views. \nShe has also been featured in films directed by Ricky Burkell\, including The Freak Off and Dating My Past\, now streaming on Prime Video\, Apple TV\, and YouTube. \nIn addition\, Stefani has worked in commercials for companies such as Bentley Pontoons and Brookdale Senior Living Community Centers\, among others.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-22-mason-cole-stefani-morton/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260823T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260823T190000
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SUMMARY:Tommy Emmanuel - Live at the Tennessee Theatre - 8/23
DESCRIPTION:Get Tickets Here! \nHailed as “one of the best acoustic guitarists in the world” by NPR’s World Cafe\, Tommy Emmanuel got his start at the age of six\, when he first began touring his native Australia with his family’s band. As a teenager\, he earned a reputation as a highly sought after sideman and session player\, and by his early twenties\, Emmanuel was playing on chart-topping hits and performing with acts like Air Supply and Men at Work. Inspired in part by his hero\, Chet Atkins (who would later become a friend\, mentor\, and collaborator)\, Emmanuel stepped out on his own as a solo artist in 1979\, releasing the first in a string of acclaimed instrumental albums that would make him an unlikely celebrity in his home country and beyond.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/tommy-emmanuel-live-at-the-tennessee-theatre-8-23/
LOCATION:Tennessee Theatre\, 604 S Gay St\, Knoxville\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Events,WDVX Featured Events,WDVX Supported Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260824T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260824T130000
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/24 — Dan Raza / Sam Mooney
DESCRIPTION:PLUCKED while still a student to tour with Joan Armatrading\, and championed by Neil Young on his ‘Living With War’ website\, Dan Raza has spent the first chapter of his career weaving folk troubadour magic around the clubs and halls of the UK and Europe while quietly building a reputation as one of the UK’s best-kept musical secrets. \nWith two critically-acclaimed albums under his belt\, the singer-songwriter\, whose roots lie in folk\, Americana and lyrical pop balladry\, has won support along the way from some of the biggest names in folk music\, such as Rodney Crowell (“great voice and fine arranging sensibilities”)\, Tom Paxton (“killer songs”) and John McCutcheon (“one of my favourite discoveries of recent years”)\, and has long been tipped for wider mainstream recognition. \nNow with the release of his third LP –  Wayfarer – that could happen. While the core elements of his music remain rooted in the troubadour tradition\, the album’s eclectic mix of styles – ranging from soul\, folk\, blues\, country\, Tin Pan Alley\, and Britpop – betoken a wider appeal. With shades of Jackson Browne\, Bruce Springsteen\, Roy Orbison and Bill Withers\, Raza’s latest offering could well be the one to reach a mainstream audience. \n \n“My name is Sam Mooney. I’m a musician from Mississippi\, and I’m lucky enough to have the privilege of making music for you. \nFor as long as I can remember\, few things have brought me as much joy as music. Whether it’s going to a show\, playing piano\, or jamming to music in the car with friends\, I just love it. Naturally\, a life working in the music industry is the dream I decided to chase! \nOver the last several years\, I’ve spent most of my free time on the road playing shows. In that time\, I’ve been blessed with some amazing opportunities. I’ve gotten to open for and share the stage with some of my favorite bands and musicians\, record and release three projects\, and travel around the country performing. Most importantly\, however\, I’ve gotten make countless new friends on the journey. \nMy hope is to write music that will speak into your life. Music that will bring you joy. Music that will be a soundtrack to whatever lies ahead on your journey. My goal is to put on fun and exciting shows that will allow you to escape into a special musical experience and make great memories. Hopefully\, I’ll even get to meet you at a show sometime! \nThere’s so much more I could say\, but I’ll leave the conversation with you to be continued in person or on social media. My links can be found at the bottom of the page! \nThanks again for being here. It’s only because of you that I get to make music.”
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-24-dan-raza-sam-mooney/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260825T120000
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/25 — Cory Chambers / C&V Radio Hour
DESCRIPTION:Savannah music fans will recognize Cory Chambers from veteran bluegrass band\, City Hotel. His mandolin playing and unique songwriting style helped grow City Hotel into a Low Country institution. The solo effort has Chambers donning an acoustic guitar and harmonica in the style of many luminous folk singers. Inspired by John Prine\, Amy Winehouse\, and all things between\, Chambers brings endearing new songs to all music fans. Listen to the latest EP More Songs! wherever you stream music. Get out and go see him performing solo\, and with bluegrass super group\, Swamptooth. \n \nC&V Radio Hour will perform as well!
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-25-cory-chambers-cv-radio-hour/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260826T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260826T130000
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/26 — Duck Ryan & Ryan Dunaway
DESCRIPTION:Duck Ryan began playing bluegrass banjo in college when they joined the Pellissippi State Community College bluegrass program. Duck’s interest in various genres and styles comes through in their eclectic and thoughtful songwriting and energetic stage presence. Duck’s role within Blue Ridge Gathering includes songwriting\, banjo and guitar\, lead and harmony vocals and social media and community outreach. Outside of BRG Duck can be seen collaborating with other Knoxville musicians and artists creating a more vibrant and supportive community. \nRyan Dunaway is a multi instrumentalist and songwriter from Nashville\, TN. He is primarily a fiddle player and he enjoys learning and performing in various musical styles\, from old time and folk to jazz and avant garde. He is a mechanical engineer at Hologram Electronics in Knoxville\, TN. He also loves to ride and build bicycles. He is a founding member of Blind House.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-26-duck-ryan-ryan-dunaway/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260827T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260827T130000
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/27 — Jennifer Alvarado / Maynard and the Musties
DESCRIPTION:Jennifer Alvarado is redefining what it means to be a country artist in today’s music scene. With a sound that fuses the heartfelt storytelling of 90s country with the raw\, unfiltered honesty of alternative rock\, her music has been described as “Deana Carter meets Alanis Morissette.” But Jennifer isn’t just another artist blending genres—she’s a truth-teller\, a fighter\, and a voice for those who have ever felt out of place. Her songs are unflinchingly personal\, yet universally relatable\, tackling love\, loss\, trauma\, and redemption with a fearless honesty that sets her apart. \nBorn and raised in Hickory\, North Carolina\, Alvarado’s love for music was sparked at the age of four when her grandfather first placed a guitar in her hands. Growing up\, she found her voice singing in church and school performances\, but a devastating loss and relentless bullying in middle school silenced her for years. While others saw her talent\, she struggled with crippling performance anxiety\, choosing instead to write in secret. It wasn’t until her mid-teens\, when she picked up the guitar again and began leading worship\, that she slowly reclaimed her confidence. \nAlvarado’s path to music wasn’t a straight shot. Despite earning a music scholarship\, she ultimately pursued a degree in Political Science and Family Ministries\, preparing for a future in law and ministry. She worked as an Intellectual Property Paralegal\, led worship at two churches\, and taught guitar and ukulele on the side. But music never stopped calling. In 2020\, facing a crossroads\, she decided to take a chance — submitting her music to Indie Star Radio. The response was immediate and overwhelming\, leading to her being named Country Artist of the Year in 2021. From that moment\, there was no turning back. \nSince then\, Jennifer has become one of the most relentless independent artists in country music\, performing over 200 shows a year across the country. She’s played legendary venues like The Viper Room\, intimate clubs on the California coast\, and countless stages across NC\, TN\, GA\, VA\, SC\, CT\, KY\, and TX. Her goal? To play all 50 states and bring her music to international audiences. While she’s been told she’s “not redneck enough” for country music and “too old” to chase a dream\, she refuses to let the industry define her. Instead\, she writes and sings on her own terms\, creating music that resonates with those searching for something deeper than another whiskey-soaked party anthem. \nBeyond the music\, Jennifer is deeply passionate about using her platform to make a difference. She is actively involved in Celebrate Recovery\, prison ministry\, and organizations supporting women overcoming addiction and homelessness. She volunteers at various local recovery based ministries in North Carolina\, Tennessee Oncology in Nashville\, and Meals on Wheels.  Jennifer Alvarado is more than a musician — she is a storyteller\, an advocate\, and proof that resilience and faith can carve out a space where none seemed to exist. She isn’t chasing fame or fortune. She’s chasing meaning\, moments\, and the chance to remind others that their voice\, their dreams\, and their stories matter. \n \nMaynard and the Musties will perform as well!
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-27-jennifer-alvarado-maynard-and-the-musties/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Big Plate — 8/28 — Lucky Perm
DESCRIPTION:Lucky Perm will perform!
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-big-plate-8-28-lucky-perm/
LOCATION:Barley’s\,  200 East Jackson Avenue\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37915\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Events,Free Live Show,The Big Plate
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/29 — At The Jukebox
DESCRIPTION:  \n“At The Jukebox” is a three-piece\, seasoned set of singer/songwriters from East Tennessee\, on a mission to serve up memory lane walkin’\, front porch foot stompin’\, and Spirit filled cover and original songs to their audiences. They are known for their tight harmonies\, harmonica accompaniment and energetic performances laced with a dash of humor and a down-home vibe. They perform 50+ shows a year at senior living residences\, music venues\, special events\, house concerts and community functions.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-29-at-the-jukebox/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 8/31 — Sarrenna / Jason Ellis
DESCRIPTION:Sarrenna is a singer/songwriter based in Knoxville\, TN! \n \nLocals describe Jason Ellis as a passionate\, authentic performer with strong vocals and compelling storytelling through his music. Known for his engaging live shows and grassroots appeal\, from intimate brewery gigs to his radio performances.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-8-31-sarrenna-jason-ellis/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 9/1 — James Margolis / Aaron Blake and Dave Eggar
DESCRIPTION:James Margolis: Philadelphia-area native. A multi-instrumentalist and engineer/producer well-steeped in blues\, folk\, jazz\, soul\, hip-hop\, and neo-soul. A student of music in all its forms. \n \nAmerican tenor Aaron Blake is recognized for performances marked by vocal elegance\, dramatic presence\, and psychological depth\, captivating audiences on leading stages around the world. \nA Grammy-winning artist whose repertoire encompasses historic masterpieces and contemporary works\, Mr. Blake is widely admired for his commanding presence as the High Priest of Amon in Philip Glass’ Akhnaten\, as well as for his emotionally immediate interpretation of Michel in Martinů’s Julietta. Reviewers have praised his ability to bring vulnerability and intensity to this signature role\, which he has performed in Czech\, German\, and French. \nRegularly engaged by the Metropolitan Opera since his debut as Gastone in La traviata\, Mr. Blake maintains a longstanding artistic relationship with the company. His recent appearances there include Le Remendado in Carmen\, Don Basilio in Le Nozze di Figaro\, The Four Servants in Les Contes d’Hoffman\, and Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni\, among others. \nMr. Blake’s schedule has also included debuts with the Israeli Opera in L’elisir d’Amore andBritten’s War Requiem\, as well as performances with Cincinnati Opera (Don Giovanni\, Il Barbiere di Seviglia\, Fellow Travelers)\, Vancouver Opera (The Pearl Fishers)\, Komische Oper Berlin (Die Zauberflöte)\, and many other appearances in the U.S. and internationally. \nHis symphonic repertoire includes Handel’s Messiah\, Haydn’s The Creation and Serenade\, Puccini’s Messa di Gloria\, Mozart’s Requiem and Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony\, among other works. \nIn addition to his performance career\, Mr. Blake is a dedicated community advocate and champion of young voices. He serves as Artist in Residence at King University in Bristol\, Tennessee\, where he leads vocal arts masterclasses for regional students\, collaborates with area organizations\, and designs and produces community-focused events. \n 
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-9-1-james-margolis-aaron-blake-and-dave-eggar/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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SUMMARY:Clarence Brown Theatre 2026-2027 Season
DESCRIPTION:Ticket Info Here! \nDial M for Murder September 2-20\, 2026 | Clarence Brown Theatre Jeffrey Hatcher’s electrifying adaptation of the classic thriller follows a meticulously plotted murder that begins to spin dangerously out of control. A breathless game of cat and mouse where the stakes are life and death. \nThe Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane October 1-18\, 2026 | The Lab Theatre A spellbinding adventure for all ages following a proud porcelain rabbit on an extraordinary journey that reveals the magic of love. Filled with theatrical enchantment and breathtaking tenderness. \nClyde’s October 28-November 15\, 2026 | The Jenny Boyd Theatre From two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage\, this Tony-nominated hit follows a group of formerly incarcerated cooks finding pride\, possibility\, and hope in a roadside sandwich shop. A funny\, soulful celebration of resilience. \nA Christmas Carol November 19-December 19\, 2026 | Clarence Brown Theatre Knoxville’s most cherished holiday tradition returns! A glowing celebration of the season filled with heart\, humor\, music\, and dazzling theatrical spectacle. \nAppropriate February 3-21\, 2027 | The Jenny Boyd Theatre This 2024 Tony Award-winning play follows the estranged Lafayette family as they gather to settle their late father’s estate\, only to uncover long-buried secrets that send the reunion into explosive chaos. \nIndoor Cats February 25-March 7\, 2027 | The Lab Theatre A fresh new comedy following a recently dumped filmmaker who escapes to her parents’ cabin and finds herself navigating art\, desire\, and uncertainty in wonderfully strange ways. \nWhat the Constitution Means to Me March 24-April 11\, 2027 | The Jenny Boyd Theatre This Tony-nominated Broadway hit blends storytelling\, history\, humor\, and live debate into a powerful exploration of rights\, citizenship\, and what the Constitution means to each of us today. \nShe Loves Me April 14-May 2\, 2027 | Clarence Brown Theatre A charming classic musical set in a perfume shop where two feuding coworkers unknowingly fall in love through a series of anonymous letters. Soaring melodies\, irresistible humor\, and old-world charm.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/clarence-brown-theatre-2026-2027-season/
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Theatre\, 1714 Andy Holt Ave\, Knoxville\, 37916\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Events,WDVX Supported Events
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 9/2 — J. Dewveall / Patrick McCormic
DESCRIPTION:Singer/Songwriter\, J. Dewveall\, is the defiant chaplain of Americana music. Obsessed with existential stuff\, he doesn’t just make music\, he sings practical theology in E-flat minor. His brand of comfort blues\, rock\, and alt-country soul provides a soundtrack to exploring life’s big questions\, rooted in human experience and emotion. \nDewveall is a native Texan\, from the Houston area\, but has called Nashville\, TN home since 2008\, and the American South has certainly given him a backdrop on which to build his musical philosophy. He pushes the boundaries of our comfort when tackling questions about faith\, beliefs\, and society\, delivering lyrics with the grit of bands like Drive-by Truckers\, but sung with honey on the tongue\, like Chris Stapleton. \n \nPatrick McCormic is a Franklin\, Tennessee–based songwriter whose music blends the storytelling soul of Americana with an arsenal of styles ranging from southern gothic to traditional country to 90s alternative. \nBorn in Louisiana and raised across California and Alabama\, Patrick’s cross‑country upbringing exposed him to a wide spectrum of musical traditions. Those early influences became the foundation of his writing: melody‑driven\, heartfelt\, and rooted in a strong sense of place. His songs often carry a nostalgic glow\, pairing modern sensibilities with the timeless feel of the artists who first inspired him. \nPatrick has been recognized as a “Writer to Watch” at the 2025 Muscle Shoals Songwriters Festival\, and he is a Sunday Night Writer at The Bluebird Café. Whether on stage or in the writing room\, he aims to create music that feels familiar yet fresh — songs that make people feel rooted in the scenes on display in his writing\, even on the first listen.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-9-2-j-dewveall-patrick-mccormic/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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SUMMARY:Catoosa Music & Adventure Festival — 9/3 thru 9/7
DESCRIPTION:We’re giving away tickets! Stop by Central Flats & Taps\, Sevier Ave Burger Co\, or SoKno Taco through August 28 to enter for a chance to win a pair of VIP or Weekend Passes. We’ll also have another chance to win during the WDVX Celebration at Three Rivers Market on August 29. \nGet Tickets Here! \nWhat is the Catoosa Music & Adventure Festival? It’s a standout weekend of music and outdoor fun on Cumberland Plateau\, blending world class music with stunning scenery and real adventure far from the usual festival formula. Enjoy stunning performances and activities like sunrise yoga\, guided hikes\, kayaking\, and disc golf all in a stellar setting. Catoosa fest is family friendly but party ready. With the relaxed vibe of your favorite brewery or beer garden and your tent just steps away. No drive home required.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/catoosa-music-adventure-festival-9-3-thru-9-7/
LOCATION:Catoosa\, 216 Turnberry Dr\, Jamestown\, TN\, 38556\, United States
CATEGORIES:WDVX Supported Events
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SUMMARY:The WDVX Blue Plate Special — 9/3 — Amy Speace / Crimson Calamity
DESCRIPTION:Heralded by Rolling Stone\, The New York Times\, Billboard Magazine and NPR’s “Weekend Edition\,” singer/songwriter Amy Speace is one of contemporary folk music’s leading voices and widely considered one of the best songwriters in Folk and Americana. A classically-trained actress\, Amy was cutting her teeth in the NYC theater scene and playing songs in the folk clubs in the West Village when she was discovered by Judy Collins\, who signed her to her Wildflower Records label in 2005\, took her on the road as her opening act\, and recorded her song “Weight of the World.” Amy is the 2020 winner of the AMA UK’s International Song of the Year for her song “Me and the Ghost of Charlemagne.” “The Blue Rock Session\,” her 10th solo album\, was released in December 2025 and reached #1 immediately on the Folk Radio Charts\, as did her last three albums. “Blue Rock” is a truly solo acoustic project Amy recorded in 3 hours in Wimberley\, TX during a writer’s retreat  She has been featured on NPR’s “All Things Considered” and in a segment for “Marketplace.”  Craig Havighurst of Nashville’s WMOT radio calls her “Sublime and inimitable…Speace has been one of [Nashville’s] premiere folk artists of the last decade.”   Amy has played many festivals around the world\, including Rocky Mountain Folks Festival\, Philadelphia Folk Festival\, Glastonbury Music Festival\, legacy stages like The Grand Ole Opry and The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and is a favorite of “Mountain Stage Radio.” \n A well-respected writer\, she’s had essays published in The New York Times\, No Depression\, Working Mother Magazine\, Salon.com and leads workshops in songwriting and performance. Her forthcoming debut collection of poetry\, The Cardinals\,  will be published by Red Hen Press on September 1\, 2026. In 2025 she published To The Performer: A Handbook for Singer-Songwriters. She holds an MFA in poetry from Spalding University. \n \nCrimson Calamity is a Nashville-based duo founded by Lauren Harding and Mallory Trunnell. With a shared passion for vivid storytelling and rich harmonies\, they’ve built a sound that blends Americana\, folk\, and sultry rock with an undercurrent of mystical. What began as a songwriting challenge quickly transformed into an undeniable creative force—one rooted in raw emotion\, authentic connection\, and an intuitive musical chemistry. \nTheir songs weave cinematic narratives with bold lyrics and layered instrumentation\, offering listeners an experience that feels both timeless and fresh. Known for their haunting vocal blend and dynamic live performances\, Crimson Calamity has carved out a distinct space in the modern folk-rock and Americana scenes. \nThe duo also hosted the music podcast The Liner Notes with Crimson Calamity\, where they shared candid conversations with fellow artists about craft and creativity. Now\, Harding and Trunnell are embarking on a new chapter. Their latest single\, Scorched Earth\, dropped November 14th\, 2025 along with their new EP\, IGNIS.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/the-wdvx-blue-plate-special-9-3-amy-speace-crimson-calamity/
LOCATION:WDVX\, 301 S. Gay Street\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Live Show,WDVX Blue Plate Special
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SUMMARY:Amy Speace with Special Guest Robinella
DESCRIPTION:Tickets Here! \nAMY SPEACE – Nashville \nHeralded by Rolling Stone\, The New York Times\, Billboard Magazine and NPR’s “Weekend Edition\,” Amy Speace was discovered in 2005 by Judy Collins\, who signed her to her record label and released her debut “Songs For Bright Street” on her own Wildflower Records. Judy championed Amy early in her career\, taking her on the road with her and recording her song\, “The Weight of the World\,” calling it one of the best folk songs she’d heard in decades. Amy had been living and playing the NYC downtown coffeehouse scene\, having moved to NYC after Amherst College to study classical acting. In the mid-1990’s\, she co- founded Five Points Theater Company\, which produced works of unknown plays by voices out of the demographic of the lower east side\, introducing work by Hispanic and African American authors\, as well as new versions of Shakespeare’s plays recasting them in the voices of the immigrant experience. A classically-trained singer (she almost went to Eastman Conservatory\, but wanted to be a writer as well as a singer\, and didn’t want to commit to opera at the time) and a long time musician and poet\, she picked up a used guitar in a pawn shop on St. Mark’s Place and learned a few chords from the “boyfriend in a band.” After writing only a few songs\, she was invited to play a gig at The Bitter End by Kenny Gorka who’d heard her and compared her to Joan Baez. In 2009\, Amy relocated to Nashville after signing a record and management deal with Thirty Tigers and has since\, released 8 critically-acclaimed records\, most in collaboration with Grammy- nominated producer/songwriter Neilson Hubbard. “The Blue Rock Session\,” her 10 th solo album\, was released in December 2025 and reached #1 immediately on the Folk Radio Charts\, as did her previous three albums. She’s the 2020 winner of the AMA UK’s International Song of the Year for her song\, “Me and the Ghost of Charlemagne.” She has been featured on NPR’s “Weekend Edition” and in a segment for “Marketplace.” Craig Havighurst of Nashville’s WMOT radio calls her “Sublime and inimitable…Speace has been one of [Nashville’s] premiere folk artists of the last decade.” Amy has played many festivals around the world\, including Rocky Mountain Folks Festival\, Philadelphia Folk Festival\, Glastonbury Music Festival\, legacy stages like The Grand Ole Opry and The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and is a favorite of “Mountain Stage Radio.” A well-respected writer\, she’s had essays published in The New York Times\, No Depression\, Working Mother Magazine\, Salon.com and leads workshops in songwriting and performance. Her forthcoming debut collection of poetry\, The Cardinals\, will be published by Red Hen Press on September 1\, 2026. In 2025 she published To The Performer: A Handbook for Singer-Songwriters. She holds an MFA in poetry from Spalding University. \n  \nSPECIAL GUEST: East Tennessee’s Favorite – Robin Ella Bailey \nRobinella’s ​career began with a sort of luck that rarely comes to most artists within their lifetime. What started out as a simple husband-and-wife duo fresh out of college quickly grew to a full-fledged band that blended Bluegrass\, Country and Jazz. The combination of Robinella’s honey-sweet vocals with violin\, mandolin\, bass\, drums and piano captivated audiences\, thus creating the ever popular Robinella & the CC Stringband.\nThey released their first album\, self-titled Robinella and The CC Stringband\, in 2000\, which quickly followed\, No Saint\, No Prize in 2001. Both were on the independent label Big Gulley Records. With a few simple twists of fate\, what followed was a whirlwind of rapid success – Columbia Records liked what they heard and signed Robinella in 2002. The label took seven songs from the band’s two prior albums and released them as the CD Blanket for My Soul and then released a full album in 2003\, Robinella and the CC Stringband. This led to a national tour including opening for such artists as Bob Dylan\, Willie Nelson\, Earl Scruggs\, Nickel Creek\, Robert Earl Keen\, Kasey Chambers\, Del McCoury and Rodney Crowell as well as an appearance on “Late Night with Conan O’Brien” and a music video on CMT for their hit single\, “Man Over”. She also performed on NPR’s “Mountain Stage\,” appeared on the Grand Ole Opry and performed on PBS’s “SoundStage.” In 2006\, Robinella was nominated for “Emerging Artist of the Year” at the Americana Music Awards and released her fourth album\, “Solace for the Lonely”\, on Dualtone Records in Nashville.\nBut then life\, as it has a tendency to do\, threw a few curveballs her way. She became a mom and a couple of years later\, she and her husband/musical partner split up with a new record almost completed. Exhausted and somewhat disillusioned with the industry and its promises\, it was time to regroup\, redefine and get back to her roots. So she returned to her home\, the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains\, and got back in touch with what she truly wanted – love\, family\, friendship\, music\, art\, truth.\nWith that comes her latest release\, “Fly Away Bird”\, her most mature work. However\, within the melancholy and touches of sadness there is not true despair. For such a voice — that dazzling\, warm\, bright-as-summer-sunshine soprano — to even communicate it would most likely defy certain laws of emotional physics. No\, instead\, this album\, beneath the disappointments\, she is brimming with optimism — with hope. You can feel it\, and even more important than that\, you believe — because she believes\, and because her music is so honest and so genuine and so forthright that you just can’t help but knowing that this is an artist who still finds life to be magical.
URL:https://wdvx.com/event/amy-speace-with-special-guest-robinella/
LOCATION:THE OPEN CHORD STAGE\, 8426 KINSTON PIKE\, Knoxville\, TN\, 37919
CATEGORIES:Featured Events,WDVX Supported Events
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SUMMARY:Earl Scruggs Music Festival
DESCRIPTION:Get Tickets Here! \nAt the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains\, just miles from Earl Scruggs’ Cleveland County birthplace\, the Earl Scruggs Music Festival is where the music comes home. Set across the rolling\, walkable grounds of Tryon International Equestrian Center\, this multi-day celebration honors the three-finger banjo innovator who changed American music forever—while inviting a new generation to pick\, play\, and push the sound forward. Presented in partnership with the Earl Scruggs Center and WNCW-FM\, the festival blends bluegrass\, Americana\, and roots into something both reverent and restless—just like Earl himself. \nIn just a few short years\, Scruggs Fest has become one of the most talked-about gatherings in roots music—named 2025 Event of the Year by the International Bluegrass Music Association and praised by The Bluegrass Situation for “raising the bar for bluegrass festivals.” From once-in-a-lifetime collaborations to headline sets by icons and boundary-breakers alike\, the stages echo with the far-reaching influence of a man whose style reshaped the banjo—and the soundtrack of America. As Rolling Stone declared\, “Banjo reigns supreme\,” and by weekend’s end—when voices rise together in “Will the Circle Be Unbroken”—you can feel it: this is more than a festival. It’s a reunion. A revival. A reminder. \nBut beyond the spotlight moments and star-studded sets\, what truly defines the Earl Scruggs Music Festival is its spirit. Campers swapping tunes at sunrise. Junior Appalachian Musician Students finding their footing onstage. Families dancing barefoot. Friends returning year after year\, saying\, “We wouldn’t miss this for anything.” It’s a place rooted in tradition but alive with possibility—where legends mingle with newcomers\, where workshops and jam sessions spark inspiration\, and where the banner’s promise rings true: The Music Is Coming Home. Whether you’re a lifelong picker or simply chasing that sound in your bones\, there’s a spot for you here. Welcome home.
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LOCATION:Tryon International Equestrian Center\, 25 International Blvd\, Mill Spring\, NC\, 28756\, United States
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