The Lonetones

Come be in the audience or listen live on WDVX or wdvx.com.

This is the 50th anniversary of the Jubilee festival and we are honored to be part of it.

Come to see the show live at the Knoxville Visitor Center or listen on the radio or at wdvx.com.

Here is the complete line-up for the day:

Michael Crawley and Friends- 1:45-2:30
Jeanine Fuller- 2:45-3:30
Ben Maney - 3:45-4:45
The Greg Horne Band- 4:45-5:30
The Lonetones - 5:45-6:30
Hudson K - 6:45-7:30 

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This is a live radio show on WDVX and is free and open to all ages.

Here's the full music schedule:

8:00  We open with Andrew Pazant and the bagpipe 

8:10  Allen McBride

9:00  Liz & Tim

10:00 The Lonetones Trio

11:00 The Leftovers      

12:00 Early Bird Special

1:00 Jubal                          

2:00 The Missing Goats

The first set is live on WFIV - 105.3. Hosted by Jeff Barbra and Sarah Prikle!

This is a brand new listening room in Knoxville. We are very excited to have this new venue and hope you can join us!

This is an hour-long show that includes a performance by Bill Snyder on the mighty Wurlitzer organ.

If you can't make it down to see the show live, you can listen at WDVX.com.

This is a 50th Birthday celebration for our friend and former drummer Phil Pollard who no longer graces this earth. Also on the bill are The Bearded and Hudson K.

Our time is still TBD, but we think it will be around 9:00.

Here's the Facebook Event.

BYOB!

With Lexington's Warren Byrom and Fabled Canelands and Nashvilles' Altered Statesman.

We will play sometime in the afternoon - TBA.

Live radio show on 105.3 FM.

Hosted by Wayne Bledsoe, this show is broadcast live on WDVX. 

Tickets will be available at the door or in advance here:

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2849813

We will play first and then Bombadil will close out the night. 

This is a special remote broadcast of the WDVX Blue Plate Special. They have moved from their regular location for this show due to renovations in the visitor center. You can come be in the audience at the Open Chord or listen on the radio. 

Full band show!

Steph and Sean will present a music program that explores the relationship between medicine and the humanities. They'll explore themes of place, family, aging and dying.

This event includes three nights of music (28th-30th). This year, the proceeds go to support the Girls Rock Camp. The Friday night schedule looks like this. Note that the evening begins with the Pinklets!

12 – Senryu
11 – Psychic Baos
10 – Tim Lee 3
9 – Kevin Abernathy Music
8 – The Lonetones
7 – Pinklets

This will be broadcast live on WDVX if you can't make it down. 

5:00 Exit 65

6:00 The John Myers Band

7:00 The Lonetones

This is a benefit for Big Fluffy Dog Rescue. There will be a silent auction and music by us!

If you are in the area and interested in coming. Shoot us an email and we will give you details. mail@thelonetones.com

We play directly after the ribbon cutting ceremony. 

With Englishman

Chris Durman is turning 50 and we're going to celebrate! Along with the Lonetones, two bands that Chris plays with will also be playing - The John Myers Band and Exit 65.

If you are interested in attending, please email:

info@lizandtim.org

9:00 The Lonetones

10:00 Bear Medicine

11:00 Sidecar Symposium

12:00 Ford Theatre Reunion

An evening meal and evening of song.

A weekly LIVE Radio Concert Series hosted by Jeff Barbra & Sarah Pirkle. Broadcast LIVE on 105.3FM from Barley's Taproom in Maryville, TN.

Also on the bill is Roy Bookbinder!

Check out the website for broadcast and re-broadcast information. 

Join WDVX and Ijams Nature Center for a great day of music in the park Saturday, June 29… The Meadow Lark Music Festival at Ijams celebrates nature and song with Robinella, Cutthroat Shamrock, Della Mae, The Lonetones, Blue Mother Tupelo, The Barefoot Movement, duo Kevin Abernathy & Mic Harrison, and WestWend. Tickets are on sale athttp://meadowlarkmusicfestival.brownpapertickets.com/, or in person at Ijams Nature Center, and WDVX located in the Knoxville Visitor Center.

This is an unnofficial kickoff to Knoxville Pride 2013. 

Also on the bill are The Accidentals and Karen Reynolds.

Also on the bill are Kevin Abernathy and the Pinklet's (two of Kevin's daughters and one of Steph and Sean's daughters). All ages show! It will raise money for Knoxville's Arts Magnet School - Beaumont Elementary (where the members of the Pinklets attend). 

More info soon. 

With the Matt Duncan Band (from Lexington). 

You can watch a live stream of the show by going to this link:

http://www.scruffycityramble.com

More info coming soon!

This is the Metro Pulse yearly celebration. Many bands are playing around downtown. On the bill with us at the visitor's center are Hudson K, Jack Rentfro(9PM) and Jodie Manross (7PM)

Lots of bands: Tim Lee 3, The Lonetons, Andrew Leahey & The Homestead, The Bad Dudes, Faux Ferocious, Johnny Astro & The Big Bang

Check out Kevin's new CD on his website.

This is an event to celebrate some change at Ijams. There will be food and crafts and nature....

This is a show scheduled during the UT Faculty PUb, but it is open to all of our fans as well.

With Jack Heranan and the Little Red Band

Also featuring Josh Oliver.

The festival runs from 10 AM - 12 PM. Music all day. Arts and Crafts. Food. 

House tours from 10 - 3.

Come down to the Knoxville Visitor's Center or listen online at wdvx.com.

Also on the bill:

Sam Quinn and Japan Ten
The Barstool Romeos (featuring Mike McGill and Andy Pirkle)
Wendel Werner and the Wendel Band
Y’uns
Mountain Soul
Nancy Brennan Strange Jazz Trio
Allison Williams
Black Atticus
Kukuly and the Gypsy Curse
Lilly Sutton
An Open Mic hosted by Possum Crossing

The topic for the services is "shameless spirituality."

You can come to the show, listen on the radio or listen online.

John Myers is also playing.

With Asheville band Jim Seem.

This event is the Knoxville debut of the film Coal Country. and the Knoxville release of the CD Still Moving Mountains.