by Kinsey Haynes | May 11, 2015 | Concert Reviews, Reviews
Over the weekend, WVUA-FM attended Shaky Knees Music Festival in downtown Atlanta, Georgia. It was a great weekend for music, camaraderie, and relaxation. Enjoy this photo gallery from the festival and check back soon for several interviews! Clutch Death From Above...
by Kinsey Haynes | Apr 27, 2015 | Concert Reviews, Daily Set List, Entertainment x News, Events, Feature Display, Features, Media, Music, Music Bulletin, Music News, Photo Galleries, Reviews
Last night, Marilyn Manson performed to a sold-out crowd at Birmingham’s Iron City. Fans wrapped around both sides of the building, waiting and eagerly anticipating the night’s performance. When the doors opened, the scene looked like a herd of...
by Kinsey Haynes | Apr 26, 2015 | Concert Reviews, Entertainment x News, Events, Feature Display, Features, Local, Media, Music, Music Bulletin, Music News, Photo Galleries, Reviews
Take the Power back is a Nashville based Rage Against the Machine tribute band. Oh, and they are all girls. The group has gained approval from hardcore Rage fans and casual music listeners from all different aspects. Tribute bands are a popular concept, but...
by Kinsey Haynes | Apr 24, 2015 | Concert Reviews, Reviews
Colony House Drew Holcomb Ben Rector Bear Rinehart Bo Rineheart Seth Bolt Tour de Compadres Charleston, SC band NEEDTOBREATHE has come a long way since 2006. From playing a water park in Decatur, Alabama for 30 people to playing amphitheaters for 7,000+, the...
by Kinsey Haynes | Apr 22, 2015 | Daily Set List, Entertainment x News, Events, Feature Display, Features, Headline News, Local, Media, Music, Music Bulletin, Music News, Spotlight Artist
On Monday, I talked to Seth Bolt, bass player for NEEDTOBREATHE, about the upcoming tour. They will be making a stop at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheatre on Thursday with Ben Rector, Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors, and Colony House. How has the response to...
by Kinsey Haynes | Apr 14, 2015 | Album Reviews, Daily Set List, Feature Display, Features, Media, Music, Music Bulletin, Reviews, Spotlight Artist
On his ninth studio album, Small Town Dreams, listeners hear Will Hoge tell stories about growing up in a Southern town. The first song, Growing Up Around Here tells of spending time trying to leave his hometown, swearing he’d never come back. But then after...
by Kinsey Haynes | Mar 22, 2015 | Concert Reviews, Features, Media, Music, Music Bulletin, Music News, Photo Galleries, Reviews
Over the weekend, WVUA-FM attended the Winter Jam tour in Birmingham, AL to see Skillet and Family Force 5. Family Force 5 is always a fun band to watch. Recently, the band had a member change. Their lead vocalist, Soul Glo Activatur, left his position to be...
by Kinsey Haynes | Feb 20, 2015 | Daily Set List, Entertainment x News, Events, Feature Display, Features, Headline News, Local, Media, Music, Music Bulletin, Music News, News, Photo Galleries, Programming, Specialty Programs, Spotlight Artist
Local “Joyfunk” band CBDB will be LIVE in the studio TODAY at 5 before they head to Green Bar for their album release show, where they will be playing their new album “Joyfunk Is Dead” Don’t forget, you can only hear this interview LIVE...
by Kinsey Haynes | Feb 17, 2015 | Concert Reviews, Daily Set List, Entertainment x News, Events, Feature Display, Features, Local, Media, Music, Music Bulletin, Music News, News, Photo Galleries, Reviews
Local band The Doctors & The Lawyers released their newest album Hear It Again on Monday. To celebrate the occasion, the band played an album release show at The Red Shed on The Strip, where they played the album in its entirety. The concept album follows the...
by Kinsey Haynes | Feb 6, 2015 | Concert Reviews, Entertainment x News, Events, Features, Local, Media, Music, Music Bulletin, Music News, Photo Galleries, Reviews, Spotlight Artist
Whoever said Rock and Roll is dead is a big fat liar. The show I witnessed tonight at Green Bar was one of the most memorable. That says a lot for a 19 year old who averages around 50 shows a year. To start the maximum Rock & Roll experience, was Tuscaloosa’s own...
