Music
JSU student gets education in venues across county
Daniel Hughes may be at Jacksonville State to get his degree, but his real education comes from the stage, where over the past year he has made a name for himself as a guitarist in venues across Calhoun County.
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Local chiropractor releases third album
Boyce Callahan is back — and he’s ready to get things movin’. The Anniston native and chiropractor by day is due to digitally release his third album, Movin On, Jan. 24 and will begin touring with the band Jackson Station later this year.
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Artists in Action: Jacksonville Opera wins national recognition
The Crimson Tide isn’t the only team to gain national recognition recently. An artistic team representing the Jacksonville Opera Theatre (JOT) also recently scored high in a competition by the National Opera Association, winning second place in the production division.
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A voice for the grassroots: Dugger Mountain Music Hall grows to an audience of more than 90 million with weekly broadcast
Take a ride down Highway 9 on a the third Saturday of the month, and about seven miles south of Piedmont the sound of music and fellowship can be heard drifting on the night breeze through the pine trees.
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  • Boggs not bogged down with studio approach
    by Erin Williams
    Special to The Star
    09.30.11 - 02:58 am
  • Pop Cultured: A growing musical genre — alternative country
    by Bobby Bozeman
    rbozeman@annistonstar.com
    09.30.11 - 02:56 am
  • Hot Strings: Fight autumn’s chill with bluegrass
    by Deirdre Long
    dlong@annistonstar.com
    09.09.11 - 02:58 am
  • Rockers Lynam to play Anniston
    by Erin Williams
    Special to The Star
    09.09.11 - 02:57 am
  • George Jones to perform at Center Stage in Rainbow City
    by Brett Buckner
    Special to The Star
    08.19.11 - 03:00 am
  • St. Petersburg Orchestra to perform for Knox
    by Brett Buckner
    brettbuckner@ymail.com
    26 days ago |  0 comments | 4 4 recommendations | email to a friend
    If it’s true that music is what feelings sound like, then the latest performance of the Knox Concert Series is apt to be an emotional maelstrom.
    Pop Cultured: A look at favorite albums from 2011
    by Bobby Bozeman
    rbozeman@annistonstar.com
    1 month ago |  0 comments | 4 4 recommendations | email to a friend
    It’s that time of year again — the beginning of a new year, that is. And during this time of reflection, it’s only appropriate that we think about the best things last year had to offer. So without further ado, I present my top 11 albums of 2011.
    Hokes Bluff native to perform at Brother’s
    by Brett Buckner
    brettbuckner@ymail.com
    2 months ago |  0 comments | 6 6 recommendations | email to a friend
    Drake White is a self-professed “old soul;” a 27-year-old country music singer/songwriter who draws inspiration from his hometown roots growing up in Hokes Bluff. White will be playing something of a homecoming show with a pair of performances at Brother’s in Jacksonville — first tonight and again on Dec. 16.
    Singer Julie Gribble to perform two shows at Peerless Saloon
    by Brett Buckner
    brettbuckner@ymail.com
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    Julie Gribble was born to be on stage. Since she was 8 years old, the Atlanta native wanted to be an actress, eventually moving to Los Angeles to pursue those hard-won dreams and landing roles in a variety movies and TV shows.
    Pop Cultured: ‘Ceremonials’ good, but some songs get lost
    by Bobby Bozeman
    rbozeman@annistonstar.com
    2 months ago |  0 comments | 6 6 recommendations | email to a friend
    I’m sure that if Florence Welch was the type to put clichéd emotional sayings in her locker in high school, she would have had “Go big or go home” written somewhere.
    Taking it easy: Eagles tribute band to play Oxford Nov. 3
    by Erin Williams
    Special to The Star
    3 months ago |  0 comments | 6 6 recommendations | email to a friend
    For those who remember singing and swaying to the hits “Witchy Woman,” “Hotel California” and “Desperado” by rock legends The Eagles, but never got the chance to see the original band live, the Oxford Arts Council is offering the opportunity for you to live your dreams. Well, sort of.
    Master of his fate: Indie musician Chris Carpenter to perform at Peerless Oct. 28
    by Brett Buckner
    brettbuckner@ymail.com
    3 months ago |  0 comments | 4 4 recommendations | email to a friend
    It’s always the good ones that get stuck. It’s the strongest melodies, the snippets of lyrics that get lodged in Chris Carpenter’s brain. And those are the ones he holds on to for dear life.

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