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Bits and Pieces by Jane Weaver

Robin — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 18:06:54 +0000

Featured is the lovely Jane Weaver’s “Bits and Pieces” perhaps her most “raw” recording available to date.

~R.

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"Current Music Dynamics"

admin — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 05:00:00 +0000

New information on creative, up & coming recording & performing artists who we have experienced and are impressed with enough to listen to, write about, and promote. We're concentrating our energies on artists who are currently displaying the kind of talent, raw or polished, which has the ability to affect the audience and give the listener that musical thrill that we all crave. As in most of the creative material that we promote through ArtFRONT we would like to be able to bring these performers to your venue for a show. We are looking the world over for new mostly unsigned talent that DESERVES to be heard by You. We showcase these emerging performers alongside some of the most exciting & impressive veteran performers who are recording and performing today.

The Bridges, Oxford AL power pop group Article and interview.

admin — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 05:00:00 +0000

In the tradition of some of the most successful family musical units of the last century, the Bridges initial knockout punch consists of their incredible vocal harmonies which blend together in a manner only genetic predetermination can produce.
The Bridges have been tapped for production by Matthew Sweet, who is wrapping up mastering their newest E.P. in his Los Angeles studio where they recorded during the last week of Sept. 06.

CD Review, The Little Country Giants, Sing Pretty for the People

admin — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 05:00:00 +0000

A review of the Fall, 2006 release of all original material by these Rome Georgia Traditional Folk favorites. Winner of Atlanta creative Loafing Best Tradiotional Folk act.

Mad Happy with Sista Otis and The Unsatisfied. Friday June 23rd at Club FATHOM 412 Market st., Chattanooga, TN 7:30pm $8

admin — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 05:00:00 +0000

A special Underground Rock, Hip Hop Funk and Urban Folk treat in the largest all ages venue in Chattanooga, TN.
Mad Happy, The Pensacola, FL Hip Hop Funk couple have a new CD produced by Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth of the Talking Heads titled Renegade Geeks. Ultimate dance rock with all the elements of techno, rap funk and hip hop. The Addictzs Crew Break dancers join them onstage. Sista Otis is Detroits own diva of soul, hip hop and Urban Folk. The Unsatisfied are the reigning monarchs of athletic glam trash thrash underground punk. Their long running stage act has them playing at a very high level of passion and intensity. Use this link to go to each artists website and listen to online streaming audio.

No River City, and Jennifer Brantley Band. Sunday June 25th at Barking Legs Theatre, Chattanooga, TN 8:00pm $10

admin — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 05:00:00 +0000

Two full bands featuring traditional country and southern rock with beautiful vocal melodies and heartfelt strorytelling will combine for an evening of pure entertainment at Barking Legs.
No River City was a part of the largest attended ArtFRONT Show to date and have made instant fans in Chattanooga at their earlier performance here with Little Country Giants. Loosely compared to The Jayhawks in style, No River City views all comparisons as an affront and challenges all to come out and experience a real melodic southern rock band with all original material that will leave an impression and their tunes in your head.
And Jennifer Brantley celebrates her rising popularity and her new CD which is currently receiving the finishing touches from the producer and engineer of grammy winning recordings by Allison Krause, Ralph Stanley and many others. Use this link to go to each artists website and listen to online streaming audio.

Mad Happy, Sista Otis, The Unsatisfied. Friday June 23rd at Club FATHOM 412 Market st., Chattanooga, TN 7:30pm $8

admin — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 05:00:00 +0000

ArtFRONT returns to the largest all ages club in the region. Club FATHOM in Chattanooga TN.
This show will be a high energy mix of Funk, Hip Hop and Urban Folk topped off by one of the most high energy hardcore glam thrash punk acts in the country. Use this link to discover more about Club Fathom in Chattanooga TN as well.

NEKO CASE concert review. April 14th at The Variety Playhouse in Atlanta GA.

admin — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 05:00:00 +0000

This concert tour showcases the new Neko Case CD titled Fox Confessor Brings The Flood. Read about this www.ArtFRONT.com Top Pick concert tour through this link to our reviews.

8mm plays Chattanooga venue, Barking Legs Theatre, Thursday April 13.

admin — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 05:00:00 +0000

Nine Inch Nails, N.I.N. and Marilyn Manson Producer and sound engineer Sean Beavan and his wife Juliette have formed the down tempo trip-hop duo 8MM and in an exclusive concert for the southeastern USA have chosen Chattanooga for their stop in the southeast on this tour. With a new full length CD in the works, lots of gorgeous photo and video footage and a cut featured on the soundtrack of the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie movie, Mr and Mrs. Smith, ArtFRONT is aiming to capture the attention of the southeastern region’s entertainment media for the premier appearance of this hot new musical performance. Limited seating will be available soon. Get details and Link up to their online audio through the www.ArtFRONT.com home page.

The David Bowie Experience. Saturday March 18

admin — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 05:00:00 +0000

A local all star tribute to David Bowie by Chattanooga underground artists Eric Scealf of THE UNSATISFIED, accompanied by David Lescher and The Impressions. Also appearing is The Doll Squad burlesque rock troupe from Atlanta. This special event repeats the successful Bowie Tribute last year at Chattanooga venue The Local, now moved to the 1100 seat Community Theatre located in the loft of Chattanooga’s 3,600 seat Memorial Auditorium. This will be a re-christening of this little known and newly rennovated local music hall and will serve as a coming out party for The Community Theatre in hopes of many more events there in the near future.