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The country icon, who died this week, grew from a child singer in Knoxville into a global star, never losing the intimacy that made her music feel like home.
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Isaac Neilson has spent nearly all his life savings to play live 365 days straight. It's an experiment to see if artists can still build a career one room at a time.
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Joseph Healey’s free Rhode Island beach concert looked like an extravagant rich dude's birthday party, but it was, in fact, a modern act of music patronage.
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Two live music acts are designing concerts around disability access to create more inclusive (and imaginative) experiences for artists and audiences.
The country icon, who died this week, grew from a child singer in Knoxville into a global star, never losing the intimacy that made her music feel like home.
Isaac Neilson has spent nearly all his life savings to play live 365 days straight. It's an experiment to see if artists can still build a career one room at a time.
Joseph Healey’s free Rhode Island beach concert looked like an extravagant rich dude's birthday party, but it was, in fact, a modern act of music patronage.
Two live music acts are designing concerts around disability access to create more inclusive (and imaginative) experiences for artists and audiences.
