The Adventures of Annabelle Lyn is a trio of female folk artists that brings together heartbreaking original songs, tight and sweet vocal harmonies, powerful instrumental solos, and crowd-pleasing acoustic covers. Based out of Tallahassee, FL, these women bring the sounds of euphoric acoustic music across the Southeast, performing everywhere from rowdy dance stages to intimate home shows to opening for such notable acts as America and The Wood Brothers.Featured on acoustic guitar, ukulele, and soaring vocals, Suncoast Regional Emmy-award-winning musician Kathryn Belle Long crafts songs of hope and passion, inspired by her Tallahassee upbringing and background in musical theater and dance. Tampa native, upright bassist and guitarist Elizabeth Fravel brings a background of funky bluegrass and deep southern soul to her music, singing and writing songs about every heartbreak from the Florida palms to the Arizona deserts. North Carolina fiddler Holly Riley brings with her the screaming solos of Carolina bluegrass, a diverse background in jazz, country, swing, and rock, and sings a set of lonesome songs over clawhammer banjo. This concert will sell out so get your tickets soon!

Because why not? $2 Tacos $2 Sloppy Joes $2 Well Drinks $2 Domestic Beers (Bud, Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Lite, and Mich Ultra bottles and PBR tall boys)

Open mic acoustic style in the bar from 6:30 to 9:30pm. Sign up begins at 6pm

Blues of the first order.

Hit us with your best shot!

The Bistro Bar is open every night with awesome music on the Thursday-Saturday. Come early to enjoy our fantastic entree selection, and stay later for our live entertainment and impressive drink menu. We are booking new bands all the time, so check back often to see what's happening with the Backwoods night life.

Jug Band MusicGetcher weekend started

An ancient instrument of transformation, the Didgeridoo induces deep states of relaxation, allowing tension to be dissolved into sound.It is a life-changing instrument well suited for personal meditation, one-on-one treatment, and positive group experience.Its deep and powerful vibrations are not just heard, they are felt…both by the player and the listener. Great for giving sound therapy!No musical experience is required to take this class.This immersion experience will be fun for all skill levels. Come at 10 am for our Introductory Hands-On workshop where we will cover basic techniques and discuss the many ways to incorporate didgeridoo at home, work and play. Come at 2 pm for advanced techniques and meditative sound immersion. For the entire experience, join us from 10 am – 5 pm.Introductory Hands-On Immersion: 10 am – 1 pm$50 Early Registration (by July 31st)$60 Regular Price Ticket (goes on sale July 31st)Intermediate & Advanced Immersion: 2 pm -5 pm$50 Early Registration (by July 31st)$60 Regular Price Ticket (goes on sale July 31st)Full Experience Ticket: 10 am – 5 pm with 1 hour break for lunch$80 Early Registration (by July 31st)$100 Regular Price Ticket (goes on sale July 31st)We will cover:Instruments will be provided for use, so don't worry if you don't have one yet. If you already have your own didgeridoo, please bring it! (The more, the merrier). Instruments will be also be available for sale to take home. Massage therapists will earn 6 CEs upon completion of this course. More about the instructor: Please see www.HigherLevelHealing.com

Regional favorite Phillip Nelson (Naked Water Band) brings his very special and unique sound to Cat Pointe Music as part of the Dog Days of Summer Concert Series. This is Phillip's Cat Pointe Music debut so don't miss this talented artist! And remember, Cat Pointe Music encourages BYOB!!!

Scott Carswell Presents

Lee's special brand of blues, rock, and folk music.

FREE ADMISSION & FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!
Kick off your weekend in Downtown Thomasville at our First Friday Sip & Stroll!
Theme: Soulful September
Featured Band: Honey Hounds
Time: 6-10 pmParticipating shops and restaurants will be open late, and our concert will be held from 8-10 pm at The Ritz Amphitheater (131 South Stevens Street). This gives you time to shop and dine before the concert.The Honey Hounds are here to re-energize western music and embody the rock n roll lifestyle while embracing the roots of soul and funk. Balancing between righteousness and the mysticism that surrounds the blues culture, they've come to represent the resurgence of a genre and the voice of a generation.Don't forget, you'll need an armband in order to stroll the streets with a beer or wine. Armbands are free…just ask for one when you purchase your beer or wine at one of the following places:
AJ Moonspin & Pasta Luna
Billiard Academy
Music Bar at Bloch Piano and Music Center
Chop House on the Bricks
Element Style Bar
Farmer's Daughter Vineyards + Tasting Room
Frida's Mexican Bar and Grill
George and Louie's Restaurant
Hubs and Hops
Liam's Restaurant, Lounge & Cheese Shoppe
Paulie's Brick Oven Pizza
The Plaza Restaurant & Oyster Bar
Relish
So. Ho.
The Sweet and Savory Sisters
Sweet Grass Dairy Cheese Shop
It's a great night to come Downtown and sip, stroll, shop, dine, and listen to some great music. For more information, call (229) 228-7977.

The Tallahassee Ballet opens its 2019-2020 Season with An Evening of Music & Dance, on September 6 and 8 at FSU's Opperman Music Hall.Choreographers Katy E. Cashin, Meagan Helman, Ben Howard and Jennifer Medina have set beautifully tailored choreography on TTB dancers for this performance. This year's composers include Claude Bolling, Béla Bartók , Baroque Arias and more – artfully combining classical and contemporary pieces in a sequence of works. This ambitious production combines the incredible talents of FSU's College of Music, TTB dancers, and a diverse group of choreographers. FSU has played a collaborative role in this annual production since its inception. Under the direction of Deloise Lima, FSU's College of Music accompanies TTB's dancers with live chamber music.Purchase a 2019-2020 Season Subscription for 15% off regular ticket prices!An Evening of Music & Dance
Something for All Dance & Music Lovers!
Opperman Music Hall-FSU
Friday, Sept 6, 2019, 7:30pm
Sunday, Sept 8, 2019, 2:30pmThe Nutcracker
The Holiday Classic with Live Orchestra!
Ruby Diamond Concert Hall-FSU
Individual Tickets On Sale October 1.
Saturday, Dec 21, 2019, 10:30am (Children's Abbreviated Show – sponsored by MDWD Wealth Management Group)*
Saturday, Dec 21, 2019, 7:30pm
Sunday, Dec 22, 2019, 2:30pm
*No live orchestra; No intermission. Geared to our younger audience members – followed by The Nutcracker Children's Party – sponsored by Kanvas (tickets sold separately)

An Invitation to the Party
Celebrating Cultural Diversity in Music & Dance – Jazz, Gospel, R&B and more!
Ruby Diamond Concert Hall-FSU
Saturday, May 9, 2020, 7:30pm
Sunday, May 10, 2020, 2:30pm

Welcomed By Golf 104

Ken Sizemore – “The Old Folkie” brings his musical magic to Cat Pointe Music as part of the Dog Days of Summer Concert Series. With songs for all tastes, Ken takes his audience on a musical tour or classic folk and popular music from five decades. Don't miss this musical legend!

A Florida songwriter with a lot of friends to sing along.

“Extra! Extra! Hear all about it! Your dream is attainable at FAMU!,” heralds the FAMU Connection in this year's recruitment entertainment.  Set to an energetic mix of R&B and pop music, this breaking news gives perspective students a unique glimpse into the University's amazing history and culture.

If you missed last years kick-off the 1st Tallahassee Caribbean Carnival @ the Centre of Tallahasee (Tallahassee Mall) , then you Dont want to Miss the 2nd Annual Tallahassee Caribbean Carnival….Kicks off with 3 pageants…1. Prince & Princess Pageant Sunday Aug. 18th, followed by  2. The Miss Big bold & Beautiful Pageant. Sunday Aug. 25th, followed by  3. Tallahassee Carnival Queen Pageant Sunday Sept. 7th……followed by the The 2nd Annual Tallahassee Caribbean Carnival.  kicks off Friday Sept. 13th, Saturday Sept. 14th, and ends Sunday September 15th all happening at the Center of Tallahassee for more info: 850-251-2482

Local songwriters David Lloyd and Tommy Cooper bring their compelling original music to Cat Pointe Music as part of the Dog Days of Summer Concert Series. Don't miss these talented artists in the intimacy of Cat Pointe Music the area's premier listening room. And don't forget to BYOB!

rock, soul

St. Paul & The Broken Bones formed in 2012, releasing their debut album Half the City in 2014 and its follow up, 2016's Sea of Noise, to much acclaim, placing them on the national scene. The band worked hard to prove they were no mere retro-soul band—from relentlessly touring, including opening for The Rolling Stones, headlining at the Ryman Auditorium, to TV appearances including The Late Show with David Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Conan, Late Night with Seth Meyers, Austin City Limits, and three appearances on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. In the band's new album, Young Sick Camellia (RECORDS), St. Paul & The Broken Bones has created a space to rival any forward-thinking band making music today, based on a concept all-too familiar: family, and how we love them despite our differences.Next Event

Tallahassee home grown music

The Tallahassee Bach Parley performs music of the Baroque era (approx. 1600-1750) using period instruments. This recreates for our audiences the experience of hearing and seeing Baroque music as it may have been originally performed hundreds of years ago while generating a fresh sound immediately accessible to listeners today. The Bach Parley is made up of experienced musicians who are trained in historically informed performance, mainly local professional performers and teachers, and FSU faculty and students. Many Bach Parley musicians also perform in Baroque music groups around the country, such as in Atlanta, New York, Texas, and Boston.The word “parley” in French means discussion and a key element of Tallahassee Bach Parley concerts is the commentary offered by our music director to engage and enlighten our audience. These dialogues give the audience a historical background about the composers and their world and suggest what to listen for in the music. This entertaining and light-hearted educational commentary connects the audience with what the musicians are playing, lifts barriers between performers and listeners, and creates a relaxed concert atmosphere with an informed and engaged audience.Other programs include “Kids Go For B'roque,” a competition and honors concert featuring talented young musicians from the community performing the music of the Baroque period. We also run the Bach Parley String Academy and offer lessons on violin, viola, and cello as well as ukulele classes.

Donovan Lee Chapman was born and raised in Farmville, Louisiana. His mother, a native of Hawaii,exposed him to Hawaiian music at an early age, and he soon learned to play the ukulele.At age seventeen, Chapman enlisted in the United States Air Force He spent eleven years in the Air Force, serving for five years in U.s. Air Force Security Forces and six years as a Pararescueman. While on leave, Donovan met Mike Curb, head of Curb Records. A contract soon followed.Donovan's first single, “There Is No War,” was released in 2003. The recording was dedicated to families of American soldiers who had died overseas. Chapman recorded two albums for Curb Records, shortly before returning to active duty in Afghanistan. At the same time, a self titled EP was released, followed by his first full album, I Am America.After returning to the United States, he signed to Catagory 5 Records. His first single for Category 5,“House Like That,” was released in late 2006. A second single, “All I Need,”” was released the following year. He appears at Cat Pointe Music on September 22nd at 3:00 pm as part of our Dog Days of Summer Concert Series.