For more than 125 years, the evil, bloodsucking Count Dracula has been famous well beyond the bounds of his creepy
It’s rare to find common ground between the generations — entertainment that can be enjoyed by folks no matter their
Pints for a Purpose has become a much-anticipated event at Little River Trading Company every April, June, September and October.
There are tribute bands whose sole intent is to revive a sound that’s been lost in the onslaught of new
Kirk Fleta has become a familiar face at any number of East Tennessee venues, including several in Blount County. He’ll
Pictured above are the members of The Low Down Blues Band, winners at the 2025 SMBS competition. Blues may be
Music rarely remains static. Rather, it evolves and finds a connection with successive generations. Along the way, it’s shared and
Free artists reception open to the public on September 15 5:00 pm – 7:30 pm. They say beauty is in
“You Don’t Come Here to See a Show.” JJ Johnston, owner “The Station isn’t a smaller version of a big
A curious thing is brewing on Ellis Ave in Maryville. It’s rather unusual to open a bar that doesn’t serve
It ought to come as little surprise to those who call Blount County home that these environs hold a wealth
By any definition, John Jorgenson could be considered not only a multifaceted musician, but an extraordinary multitasker as well. Although
