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AUDIO: Listen to Bonnie 'Prince' Billy Collaboration with Eighth Blackbird

New album from the singer and UR ensemble-in-residence due Aug. 30

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Major Edward Hopper Show Coming to VMFA in October

Exhibition offers the opportunity to stay overnight at the museum through an immersive hotel experience.

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Re: Preview: Big Changes Are Underway at Ashland Coffee and Tea

Gian is no longer connected with Ashland Coffee and Tea. Sadly the music room is…
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Love Fest

The Latin Jazz and Salsa Festival continues to grow with Tito Puente Jr. and a gala at the Hippodrome.

Devastation Sounds

Heavy rock duo Big Business returns after a 14-year break from Richmond.

Daydream Believer

Drummer Steve Shelley and friends present a night dedicated to one of Sonic Youth’s most beloved albums.

Gimme Indie Rock

Sebadoh’s Lou Barlow on the influence of family and his new “band” record.

The Fresh Prince

Williamsburg’s favorite pianist, Bruce Hornsby, reflects on how he’s kept from getting bored all these years.

Flying Saucer Attack

The triumphant return of Richmond’s Hex Machine shows persistence in a fickle world.

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