Community Calendar

Celebrating Blues and American Roots Music Every Tuesday. New Regional, National and International Artists featured every week. See socials for this weeks special guest lineup.

Live Audience Broadcasted program over WUTC 88.1 Hosted by Award Winning artist, Jhett Black, and the Big River Blues Band

NYC-based alt folk songwriter Amy Jay and Chattanoga's own Catherine Campbell and Anna Baldree

Celebrating Blues and American Roots Music Every Tuesday. New Regional, National and International Artists featured every week. See socials for this weeks special guest lineup.

Live Audience Broadcasted program over WUTC 88.1 Hosted by Award Winning artist, Jhett Black, and the Big River Blues Band

Jazz pianist Alan Broadbent will perform a solo piano concert on September 11 in the Hayes Concert Hall at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's Fine Arts Performing Center. Ticket sales proceeds benefit WUTC 88.1 FM, Chattanooga's NPR station.

Alan Broadbent is well known for his work as a soloist, leader, composer and arranger. He accompanied a wide array of artists on recordings and in concert, including Charlie Haden's Quartet West, Chet Baker, Sheila Jordan, Bud Shank, Warne Marsh, Woody Herman's Thundering Herd, Irene Kral, Diane Schuur and many others. He also recorded and toured widely with Diana Krall and the late Natalie Cole. Alan is highly in demand as an arranger and conductor for large ensembles and string orchestras. He wrote and conducted for Marian McPartland, Diana Krall, Natalie Cole and Shirley Horn, winning two Grammy Awards.

Alan Broadbent is a Savant Records artist.

This concert was made possible by a gift from Ken and Nancy Dryden.

All proceeds from ticket sales benefit WUTC 88.1 FM.

See Deafheaven live at The Signal in Chattanooga with Harm's Way and I Promised the World.

Ryan Adams is a seven-time Grammy nominated singer-songwriter praised as “one of rock’s most talented songwriters”. Formerly fronting rock-americana groups Whiskeytown and Ryan Adams & the Cardinals, Adams has the ability toconnect with audiences across a variety of different mediums.

Celebrating Blues and American Roots Music Every Tuesday. New Regional, National and International Artists featured every week. See socials for this weeks special guest lineup.

Live Audience Broadcasted program over WUTC 88.1 Hosted by Award Winning artist, Jhett Black, and the Big River Blues Band

The School of Journalism and Communication at Southern Adventist University invites community members to campus for the free R. Lynn Sauls lecture "The Art of Seeing Others Deeply: A Conversation With David Brooks" on Thursday, September 18, at 7 p.m. in Iles P.E. Center.

Following the annual keynote by this bestselling author, New York Times columnist, and recurring commentator on PBS NewsHour, the audience is invited to participate in a Q&A session with Brooks, moderated by Alison Lebovitz of Chattanooga's local station WTCI PBS and host of The A List. The event is sponsored in part by Chattanooga Times Free Press and Plainview Outdoor Advertising.

With a gift for bringing readers and audiences face to face with the spirit of our times, Brooks is a keen observer of the American way of life and a savvy analyst of politics and foreign affairs. His columns filled with humor, insight, and quiet passion are among the most read in the nation. Brooks seeks to further explore and explain humanity and the way we live, underscoring the value of community with intellectual curiosity and emotional wisdom.

Visit southern.edu/mediamoment for additional details.

Friday, September 19
The Wood Brothers, Sierra Hull, Peter Rowan Bluegrass Band, Alison Brown, Jim Lauderdale & The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys, Missy Raines & Allegheny, Woody Platt & The Bluegrass Gentlemen, East Nash Grass, Trey Hensley, Mason Via, DownRiver Collective, Kids on Bluegrass

Saturday, September 20
Sierra Ferrell, The Infamous Stringdusters, Sister Sadie, Michael Cleveland & Jason Carter, AJ Lee & Blue Summit, Mountain Grass Unit, Authentic Unlimited, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes, Unspoken Tradition, Wyatt Ellis, The Often Herd, Kids on Bluegrass

Performances will be scheduled across Miller Park, Miller Plaza, and Patten Square in downtown Chattanooga.

Friday, September 19
The Wood Brothers, Sierra Hull, Peter Rowan Bluegrass Band, Alison Brown, Jim Lauderdale & The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys, Missy Raines & Allegheny, Woody Platt & The Bluegrass Gentlemen, East Nash Grass, Trey Hensley, Mason Via, DownRiver Collective, Kids on Bluegrass

Saturday, September 20
Sierra Ferrell, The Infamous Stringdusters, Sister Sadie, Michael Cleveland & Jason Carter, AJ Lee & Blue Summit, Mountain Grass Unit, Authentic Unlimited, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes, Unspoken Tradition, Wyatt Ellis, The Often Herd, Kids on Bluegrass

Performances will be scheduled across Miller Park, Miller Plaza, and Patten Square in downtown Chattanooga.