Music

Early R&B of the '50s is the impetus behind Duke Street, a new Rogue Valley band conceived by bassist Joe Cohoon and drummer Kent Clinkinbeard.

Guitarist Charles Guy divines inspiration for his nuevo flamenco style of music by spending time on beaches and hilltops in Mexico.

Ashland's SYNRGY releases its third full-length studio album, kicks off its national tour and celebrates Bob Marley's 66th birthday, all Monday, Feb.

After a 14-year, 200-gig streak, Easy Valley Eight will play its last regular show at Standing Stone Brewing Co.

Ashland's first-call musicians — those most in demand to play local professional gigs — are often the first to volunteer for benefit...

Jeffery Lewis channels his self-deprecating humor and nihilistic world view into his music.

Alex's Plaza Restaurant in Ashland provides a banquet of roots traditions at the 2012 Americana Music Festival.

Sage Meadows and Bekkah McAlvage were college roommates before they formed acoustic duo The Maybe Sometimes.

In 1999, shortly after moving from her native Kazakhstan to Ashland, Faina Podolnaya was given a copy of the drama "Music of the Heart" with a note...

Jazz pianist and Southern Oregon University music teacher David Scoggin is joined by Michael Vannice on saxophone, J.

Violinist Darol Anger and mandolinist Mike Marshall reflect the ever-changing face of folk music.

Join EZ, Slim, The Kid, Cletus T. Cornhauler, Jonny B, Sequoia and Stephany for a cowboy folk blast Saturday, Jan.

Last year was a busy one for Eugene-based songwriter Tyler Fortier.

Electronica and world fusion music will merge with technology, live instrumentation and naughty performances when trio Beats Antique takes the stage...

This February, Portland's Robbie Laws Band will represent the Pacific Northwest at the 2012 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tenn.

Mandolin, guitar and banjo player Brian Freeman and his group, featuring pianist Don Harriss, bassist Steve Fain and vocalists Christine Williams and...