WUTC's Clark Gibson, Rob Beckett, and Paul Jorgensen look back at Big Ears '26 to talk what they heard, saw, and experienced knocking around Knoxville.
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LVNDR is among the acts for this month's "Locals Only" concert on Saturday at Barrelhouse Ballroom in Chattanooga. Listen to her and Barrelhouse's Lake Foster join Haley Solomon live on WUTC.
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WUTC's Clark Gibson interviews John Cowan as "The Voice of Newgrass" brings his trio to Chattanooga this Saturday - performing with Luke Bulla and Ethan Ballinger at Barking Legs Theater.
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(Aired Thu 3/19/26) William Shatner - best known for his role as Captain James T. Kirk in the original Star Trek, the sci-fi TV and movie series - will beam here to Chattanooga next month.
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(Aired Thu 3/26/26) For people here in the Chattanooga area who are homeless - and have pets - how are the pets cared for? The Dandelion Kind is a nonprofit that provides free veterinary care for those pets.
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Mei Semones joins Paul Jorgensen in conversation ranging from her collaborations to the impact of community on her craft. Also, travel talk and how she'd describe her music.
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Fred Thomas & Steve Shelley of Winged Wheel joined Paul Jorgensen in conversation delving into the band's origins, their improvisational philosophy, and their upcoming performance at Big Ears.
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LVNDR is among the acts for this month's "Locals Only" concert on Saturday at Barrelhouse Ballroom in Chattanooga. Listen to her and Barrelhouse's Lake Foster join Haley Solomon live on WUTC.
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"Visionary" is the new single from Chattanooga band Lillian, which opens for The Banshees at Songbirds this Friday night. Listen to Lillian join Haley Solomon live on WUTC.
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Caleb Cross, a singer-songwriter from Rome, Georgia who now lives in Brooklyn, is Clark Gibson's guest on this week's episode of WUTC's "Live in the Library."
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Singer-songwriter Jeremiah Harmon serenades the studio about music history and his upcoming album on this episode of WUTC's "Live in the Library" with Clark Gibson.
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