Big Ears, the innovative Knoxville-based arts organization, has named Tom Welsh as managing director and Rachel Milford as community arts director, according to Big Ears’ founder and executive director, Ashley …
Festival delayed, but Big Ears still bringing it home
Thursday, July 8, at 8 p.m.
Cormac McCarthy’s iconic novel, “Suttree,” set in Knoxville in the 1950s, chronicles four years in the life of Cornelius Suttree, who has abandoned a life …
Enjoy music from home on Friday
This Friday evening showcases opportunities to bring local musical performances in to your living room.
Though the Big Ears Festival was cancelled (along with most everything else) due to the COVID-19 …
Capps says videos could boost local tourism
On-line musical programs will “highlight some of the great features of our city,” says Ashley Capps, founder of Bonnaroo and the Big Ears Festival. Venues include the Bijou Theatre and …
Stay entertained but informed
There’s no denying, COVID-19 is going to change life as we know it for a while.
Declared a pandemic on Wednesday by the World Health Organization, the potentially deadly virus has …
Seasoned musicians flood the scene
OK, boomers. Here’s your chance to show the kids why old school rules! At least when it comes to music. This weekend is stacked with good stuff.
Tonight at the Tennessee …
Kim Bumpas finds lots to love in her job as chief of Visit Knoxville
Kim Bumpas says she came to Knoxville to attend a Vol football game and fell in love with the town. When she graduated from high school in Collierville, a Memphis …
Big Ears Festival gears up a year ahead
The seats have barely gotten cold from this year’s festival, and Big Ears has already begun announcing the lineup for the 2019 edition of the Big Ears, the avant garde …
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