A native of Hilton Head, South Carolina, Trevor started writing at age 14, inspired by artists like Ben Harper as well as legends Bob Marley and Jimi Hendrix.
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Becky Buller is a lanky, 27-year old redhead who is remaking bluegrass one song at a time. The St. James native will be performing with Valerie Smith and Liberty Pike this weekend at the Winter Bluegrass Weekend.
The world was not transformed by the first hearing of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony but over time the piece has come to represent transformation, which is why the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra has chosen to record it. This performance is filled with the courage and the passion of these musical ambassadors.
Grammy Award-winning jazz composer/bandleader and Minnesota native Maria Schneider is returning to the state with her orchestra for weekend performances at her alma mater, the University of Minnesota, and hometown, Windom. She's now based in New York but her music has roots in Southwestern Minnesota soil.
The U of M School of Music is aiming to become a center for experimental electronic music. This week the school is holding its annual Spark Festival of Electronic Music and Art.
In a concert this weekend World Voices will feature music and texts from native American tribes as well as from early American French Canadians and Shakers.
Cellists are moving their instruments from the third row of the orchestra to the front row of your local rock venue. This weekend the band Jelloslave releases its new CD "Touch IT."
There are a lot of love songs out there. Which ones do you love the best? In honor of Valentine's Day, Midday plays some of the greatest love songs ever recorded.
In a local music scene that's become a melting pot of styles, the group "Captain Yonder" refuses to blend in. The band's instrumentation -- acoustic guitar, cello, saw and an occasional glockenspiel -- is unique. The group's lyrics, frequently referring to madness and death, are unsettling. It's all captured on Captain Yonder's new CD.