Shining an admittedly small spotlight on our rich Charlottesville live music scene.
The Importance of Being Bob Taylor.
What the hell is going on in Nelson County that produces so much great musical talent? We got a little closer to an answering that question in this interview with Nelson County’s founder of Repunzels Coffee and Books and beloved local musician.
Rebecca Porter has Velocity.
If Rebecca wants you to experience joy or anguish or anger along with her, son you are gonna feel it. And if you don’t you better check to see if you are dead.
Band Practice.
Old Hank reveals the best kept secret in Charlottesville live music. Or just yaps about something people already know about.
April Showers Addendum: The Mysterious Jon’s Long Journey Into Night.
“This is how I became a human, show-consuming ping pong ball.” - The Mysterious Jon.
April Showers 4/27/24: Crescendo. Finale. Cluster Fu©k.
Them Dirty Roses hit the stage like Air Cav jumping out of a chopper into a hot LZ. They secured the perimeter and proceeded to detonate rock and roll bomb after rock and roll bomb.
April Showers 4/3/25: Koda Kerl at Durty Nellies.
It was the perfect kick off to this amazing April of Live Music in Charlottesville.
April Showers: The greatest month of live music Cville has ever seen?
We knew April was a fat month for shows in this town but when you look at it on paper, the sheer volume of greatness rolls over you…
Chamomile and Whiskey Puts it All Together for St. Paddy’s at the Jeff.
If Cville is blessed with an intoxicating abundance of great local music, and we are, Nelson County is the still.