Music

Shreveport has a long and colorful musical history, and within that musical history is a wide variety of venues. While some venues still stand, there are many more that have slipped away into the past. One of those has had some very impressive concerts grace its stage with thousands in attendance...without one actual seat...unless you brought your lawn chairs.

Henley is an avid fisherman and is actively involved in efforts to preserve the lake on the Louisiana - Texas border.

It's reported that Tay Tay has spent a great deal of time in our area as of late, and is hoping to purchase a home on Cross Lake in the not too distant future.

The answer regarding the future of the band came late last week, and for longtime followers of the legendary band, the news isn't good.

The singer, musician, actor will be performing here on May 4 at 8 p.m. at Municipal Auditorium.

Alive After 5, a new series of live music concerts is set to debut on Thursday, March 3, in the Red River District under the Texas Street Bridge in downtown Shreveport.

Great news is, they didn't cancel. Just rescheduled...and tonight, we got the new date, and a new band on the bill.

Lennon's hair came from a German stylist who groomed the late Beatle when he was working on the 1967 film, "How I Won the War".

If you were excited to see Adele perform her new song "All I Ask" at the Grammys, you were probably disappointed because of a technical glitch.

Local music teacher Krista Fanning has been honored several times on the national stage. She has been nominated for a Grammy Award as Music Educator of the Year.