Randy Rogers doesn’t mind working for a living. In fact, the front man of the Randy Rogers Band will perform for nearly 200 country...

The 2011 Curbie Awards, sponsored by the Curb College Student Leadership Council, will be at 7 p.m. on April 5 in Neely Black and White...

In his trademark Crayola blue uniform and an unassuming black baseball cap, Marvin Evatt, 36, doesn’t seem much different from the...

In February we featured musician Robert Gay as our Beat ‘n’ Track artist, so we thought we’d invite him to the office to play a few...

Funk, Latin, jazzed pop, and reggae– this year the Belmont Jazz Festival, which March 15-18, is featuring more than just swing jazz. “If...

This month, Vision editor Erin Carson sat down with Robert Gay, a longtime Nashville native who released his debut solo album, “When This...

Russell Dickerson remembers growing up in his rural West Tennessee town and hearing country music all around him. With that background,...

The Westbound Rangers have made a name for themselves in Nashville with a distinctive brand of Americana/bluegrass/old-time music. They...

This month the Vision sat down with Lindley Wolfgram from Lindley Ruth and Her Tipsy String Band to talk about how she went from singing...

Belmont’s School of Music is getting ready for the 19th annual Commercial Music Showcase scheduled for 5 p.m., Monday, Feb. 7. This free,...

Behind the twangy melodies and folksy guitar rhythms at Belmont’s Country Showcase is an entire team of people working hard to bring...

When sophomores Mitchell Blom and Stone Meyer started playing their guitars and ukuleles at the Maddox Grand Atrium in fall 2009, it was...

REVIEW Belmont alumna Cristina Taddonio is the pop/ jazz scene’s newest sensation. Her performance at Gallery F, a cozy little place on...

It’s only an accomplished musician who knows how to comfort a bar patron still carting around the ashes of his departed dog. Senior...

This month, Vision editor Erin Carson sat down with artist Chase Foster to cover some serious musical territory. Hailing from Winfield,...

The Black Box Theater will open its first play of the season Nov. 12 with “33 Variations,” which takes its name from a Beethoven waltz....

“Anything Goes,” the fall production of Belmont’s musical theatre program, runs Nov. 18-21. Performances are in MPAC. Tickets are...

Aside from being known as another middle of nowhere town, Bowling Green, Ky., has a few claims to fame: Fruit of the Loom, Corvettes and...

Grammy-winning singer/songwriter Kathy Mattea will be speaking about her musical career that has lasted more than 30 years. The...