Schola Cantorum and WHS Concert Choir prep for joint musical production

Crimora to be site of half-day gospel concert

If the tickets sell for a combined $10,000 or more, Springsteen will have a backstage meet-and-greet event with the four ticket holders.

New Crimora Christian band grows in faith together

The band has been selling out tour dates across the country and around the world since releasing the CD “Death Magnetic” last year.

Charlottesville is the smallest city on the list of sites.

WSO conductor to lead tribute to presidents

Student C makes inroads into R&B, rap and hip-hop

13 bands will join together to fight hunger

Schola Cantorum readies itself for holiday season

Band playing for another generation

Getting to the Waynesboro Choral Society’s rehearsal room takes a bit of mountain climbing experience.

Sweet, raucous, fun loving and pensive, LeRoi Moore’s personality and music were one and the same, friends say.

Thousands of Dave Matthews Band fans expressed their sorrow online this morning over the death of saxophonist LeRoi Moore.

With little time to catch its breath after the Summer Music Festival, Wintergreen Performing Arts presents its Third Annual Blue Ridge Mountain Music Fest on Saturday at the Evans Center.

Staunton Music Festival schedule of events

At “Bluegrass, Blue Jeans and Barbecue,” the music festival taking place at a local farm on Saturday, the up-and-coming local band High Ground will perform the same mix of traditional bluegrass and original songs that has endeared the band to audiences around the Southeast. However, the music will have a special meaning for the group this weekend.

Staunton Jams will bring music back to the Queen City this Saturday at noon. A free event, Staunton Jams began as a chance for families to visit and enjoy downtown.

It’s no shock that the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum got a tepid response from Hank Williams Jr. on their plans for an exhibit on his family, from his iconic and troubled father through his own hell-raising days to his children’s lives.
The museum wanted Williams, a private man, to open his vault of family keepsakes. Needless to say, their first meeting didn’t go well.

Wayne Theater Alliance Clair Myers feels confident that this Friday’s River City Radio Hour will thrill audiences — and cement what may become a beloved Waynesboro tradition.