MUSIC
STAFF BLOG NEWS TRIBUNE ATTIC Remembering KDAL overnight DJ 'Little Joe' Laznick
April 10, 1966 Former taxi, truck and ambulance driver turned disc jockey Joseph "Little Joe" Laznick keeps watch over his nighttime family in this photo from April 1966. (Charles Curtis / News-Tribu...
Posted on 5/22/12 at 1:59 PM
MUSIC MOVES Defining Music Therapy... in Residential Facilities
There's been a lot going on in the schools I serve lately - we're hurtling towards the end of the academic year at the speed of light, it seems, and my kids at the ND School for the Blind and the ND S...
Posted on 5/9/12 at 5:07 PM
STAFF BLOG WHILE YOU WERE IN... Homegrown: Weekend Edition
You might wake up on Homegrown Saturday sounding a bit raspy and wonder what happened to your voice. Ah, yes. You were part of a mess of people on Friday night that tried to encourage raunchabilly ban...
Posted on 5/6/12 at 4:04 PM
SLOWING THE RACING MIND Naughty Music Mommy?
One of the things that our family enjoys is listening to music together. Among the four of us, we love pretty much every genre one could think of, and we like to listen to most of it loudly. We have ...
Posted on 5/5/12 at 9:05 AM
HUNGRY FOR LIFE Echoes of Peace Choir Concert
Sunday Night, April 22nd, Echoes of peace Choir Concert at Sacred Heart Music Center Time: 6:00 p.m. Mark your calendar for an exceptional concert!...
Posted on 4/16/12 at 5:05 PM
Better than Bacon plays Beaner’s Central 
A Fort Collins, Colo.-based band holds itself to high standards with its quirky name: Better than Bacon.
By News Tribune staff , March 15, 2012
Concert benefits Duluth's Life House
An acoustic concert featuring a handful of local musicians will be a benefit show for Life House, specifically the teen parents who use services provided at the drop-in center.
By News Tribune staff , March 15, 2012
A musical tribute to heroes at UMD
Minneapolis musician Ann Reed wrote the song “Heroes” after listening to a radio call-in show where she heard a claim that there were no role models left for adults and children.
By News Tribune staff , March 15, 2012
CD review: Art Vandalay’s vocals don’t reach same level as instrumentation
There’s a bit of a paradox to the music of Art Vandalay.
By John Ziegler , March 15, 2012
Start your planning: Homegrown lineup out
Trampled By Turtles will play a mid-week show during Homegrown Music Festival, three weeks after releasing its album “Stars and Satellites.”
By News Tribune staff , March 09, 2012
Duluth Homegrown festival announces schedule
Homegrown Music Festival starts at 5 p.m. Sunday, April 29, with a visual arts exhibition at the Duluth Art Institute and the final show is at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, May 6, when The Silk Sheiks play Club Saratoga.
By Christa Lawler , March 08, 2012
CD review: Singer-songwriters play well together
When you take two talented, guitar-playing singer-songwriters who are used to performing on their own and put them together in a duo, the results can be extremely varied.
By John Ziegler , March 08, 2012
Rapper Prof plays Pizza Luce
Minnesota rapper Prof returns as part of his “King Gampo” Tour, adding to a hip-hop-heavy two-week stand in Duluth.
By News Tribune staff , February 16, 2012
CD review: Burnside is beyond fine in ‘All the World’
I assumed that the new release from one of Chequamegon Bay’s finest musicians, Bruce Burnside, would be a tasty slice of Americana, but that would be selling this project way short.
By John Ziegler , February 16, 2012
Applause for February 16, 2012
Gene Koshinski was presented with the 2012 Rudolf Nissim Award.
By News Tribune staff , February 16, 2012
Tribute to Whitney Houston planned for Grammy Awards tonight
Singer's music director was Duluth Central grad Michael Baker, one noted as instrumental in one of her successful comebacks
By Associated Press/News Tribune staff report , February 12, 2012
Zellar’s music, priorities have changed since Gear Daddies
Things have happened in in the past 10 years of Martin Zellar’s life that have been a higher priority than recording a new album.
By Christa Lawler , February 09, 2012
CD review: Zellar’s obvious talent shines
Martin Zellar’s new release was recorded in Texas, and it has the earthy sound of the Lone Star state all over it.
By John Ziegler , February 09, 2012
Martin Zellar to play at Pizza Luce
Martin Zellar and the Hardways will play a CD release show Feb. 11 at Pizza Luce, with Duluth’s Charlie Parr opening, Draw Events announced Tuesday. The doors open at 9 p.m.
By News Tribune staff , January 19, 2012
CD review: ‘The West End’ showcases Devaney’s versatility
Martin Devaney is certainly one of the most versatile musicians around today.
By John Ziegler , January 19, 2012
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