Bluegrass powerhouse Split Lip Rayfield is still touring strong since the 1990s. Check out photos and listen to an exclusive interview with a midwest favorite.

The last three years brought SGF into the world of big-ticket concerts. Meet one of the people behind the change, the special-events man for SGF's biggest room.

A huge name in jazz, Walter White has worked with the likes of Maynard Ferguson and Wynton Marsalis. Here's an interview with the sensational trumpet player.

From reggae guitarist to rapper, show promoter and DJ, Nunn has flourished in a transformation few could pull off at all. We sat down with him to ask how.

“There’s absolutely nowhere to hide with a situation like this,” former Ozark Mountain Daredevil Larry Lee says of playing with his new band, and he’s right. The new group, Beyond Reach, may consist of four musicians from some of the most respected bands to come from SGF, counting the Daredevils, bluegrass groups The Undergrass Boys and...

- “Have I ever told you the story of how The BoogeyMen came together? So you’ve got this band called The Filthy Thirds, right? So Toad [Wyrick, the Thirds' guitarist] has left for the Army and this is when I brought Nate [Clarkson] in… well, we were playing all these shows and changing our sound from party rock to the harder stuff we became....

It’s reasonable to expect to have some kinks to work out in your first concert as a group, but to play a set two-and-a-half times as long as you’re scheduled for at the most nerve-wracking local show of the year is another matter altogether. But that’s how local earthy-pop group Brother Wiley got its start at the Spokane Songwriters Festival in...

Chris and Scott from TAGsgf.com sat down with Shawn Eckels of Speakeasy, Jah Roots, Greasy Chair, Han Trio, etc etc…seriously, we can keep going (the man is in a gagillion bands). Shawn Eckels talks music, upcoming Speakeasy and Jah Roots shows, recording and more. Watch the whole interview or just listen to the podcast.