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Writes about music, movies, art and other stuff for the Lincoln Journal Star.
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Wynonna Judd: ‘A Tragic Comedy’

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By L. Kent Wolgamott Verified
| Source Weekly Verified
A decade ago, Wynonna Judd played one of the most surprising and memorable shows ever at the South By Southwest Music Festival in Austin, Texas. Judd agreed to perform at SXSW, for no money, only if she could play in St. David’s Episcopal Church, a venue she knew of from the time she lived in Austin. And she didn’t even play the large sanctuary. Judd and her band set up in a worship room that held about 150 people, a perfect place for an intentionally intimate show.
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Beyond Blue: Bluegrass star Molly Tuttle flexes new muscles on latest album

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By L. Kent Wolgamott Verified
| Ventura County Reporter Verified
Molly Tuttle won the Best Bluegrass Album Grammy two years running (for her 2022 album “Crooked Tree” and her 2023 follow-up “City of Gold”) and was the first woman to win the International Bluegrass Music Association’s Guitar Player of the Year award. So, why did she feel compelled to turn away from bluegrass to a mixture of country and pop on “So Long Little Miss Sunshine,” the album she released last August?
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Lindsey Stirling to bring her story to the Macon stage

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By L. Kent Wolgamott Verified
| The Macon Melody Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Lindsey Stirling writes music because she loves to perform. She will hit the stage in Macon this month to perform her 2024 album “Duality.” Photo by Lindsay Fishman. When Lindsey Stirling writes an album, she’s not just thinking about what she wants to play on her violin and how she’ll arrange the rest of the music around it. She always keeps in mind how the song could be performed and how it will fit into her highly acclaimed show.
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