Today, Evan Honer released a new version of his song “Mr. Meyers” featuring guest vocals from Charles Wesley Godwin. The original version of the track has steadily grown to become a fan-favorite, with over 3 million streams to date, and appears on his latest album Fighting For, which was released this summer. A forlorn reflection on loss and melancholy, the new reimagined version provides the perfect canvas for Honer and Godwin’s flawless duet together.

As the year draws to a close, Anyma makes his Las Vegas debut with his residency, Afterlife presents Anyma ‘The End Of Genesys’ live at Sphere December 27-31, 2024 and January 1, 10 & 11, 2025. As Sphere’s first electronic artist residency, Anyma has invited an exciting array of talent to join him at the groundbreaking venue. Presented by Live Nation, each performance will feature an exceptional range of industry-leading artists, including:

ADRIATIQUE, AMELIE LENS, CAMELPHAT, CHARLOTTE DE WITTE, DIXON, MIKE DEAN, RAMPA, SEBASTIAN INGROSSO & TIËSTO

With their brand new release, Down Home, the songwriting duo of Music City natives Jack Quiggins and Ryan Jennings—better known as Teddy and The Rough Riders—have reminded critics, fans, and fellow musicians exactly why they are the outright heirs to the Cosmic-Americana throne.

Suwannee Hulaween has just unveiled an enchanting teaser video for its brand-new OFF LIMITS Stage, a collaboration with the women-owned and led event company DEFINE EVERYTHING FUTURE (DEF), which will make its debut later this month as part of the festival’s renowned immersive art area Spirit Lake.

Songwriter, guitarist, and soulful singer JD Clayton is wholly a product of his environment. A product of being raised in Arkansas, the literal son of a preacher man, Clayton returned to his home of Fort Smith after grinding it out in Nashville for a few years and re-immersed himself in the community and landscape that shaped him into the artist he is today; down-to-earth, deliberately unhurried, and touched with a carefree ease that’s undeniably infectious.

The ETSU Martin Center for the Arts is proud to present 49 Winchester for a special benefit concert to support Hurricane Helene relief efforts in East Tennessee, Western North Carolina, and Southwest Virginia through Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee. The concert will take place on Saturday, November 30, 2024, at 7:30 p.m., at the ETSU Martin Center in Johnson City.