RUTH WYAND (The Honey Badgers open!!) | Thursday, March 28 | 7:30 PM at the AUUF

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Sundilla will present legendary guitar virtuoso Ruth Wyand in concert on Thursday, March 28. Showtime at the AUUF (450 E. Thach Avenue in Auburn) is 7:30. Advance tickets are just $20 and can be found at Spicer’s Music, Ross House Coffee, Foodie’s, and online at www.sundillamusic.com; admission at the door is $25. Students can pay just $15 at the door. Free coffee, tea, water and food will be available, and the audience is welcome to bring their own favorite food or beverage. And to make a great concert even greater, The Honey Badgers will open the show! In addition to […] Read more »

RUNA | Friday, March 1 | 7:30 PM at the AUUF

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Celebrating its 15-Year Anniversary as a band AND the release of their 8th album, Celtic-American Roots music “super group” RUNA returns to Sundilla on Friday, March 1. Showtime at the AUUF is 7:30; admission at the door will be $25, advance tickets are just $20 and can be found at Spicer’s Music, Ross House Coffee, Foodie’s, and online at www.sundillamusic.com. Students can get in at the door for just $25. Free coffee, tea, water and food will be available for all, and attendees are invited to bring whatever food or beverage they prefer. (Speaking of bringing: for several years, Runa […] Read more »

AIRPARK | Friday, November 4 | 7:30 PM at Pebble Hill

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Sundilla welcomes the Nashville-based brother duo Airpark on Friday, November 4. Showtime at Pebble Hill (101 S. Debardeleben) is 7:30, and $20 advance tickets are available at Spicer’s Music, Ross House Coffee, and online at sundillamusic.com; admission at the door will be $25. Free coffee, tea, water and food will be available, and the audience is invited to bring their own favorite food or beverage. Airpark was formed in 2017 by brothers Ben Ford and Michael Ford, Jr. Their songs explore the wide expanse of forward-thinking music. It’s a sound that’s both timely and timeless, rooted in sharp grooves one […] Read more »

THE BLACK FEATHERS | Friday, October 21 | 7:30 PM at Pebble Hill

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The Black Feathers, an award-winning duo from Gloucestershire, England, will come a long way to make their Sundilla debut on Friday, October 21. Showtime at Pebble Hill (101 S. Debardeleben) is 7:30; advance tickets are just $15 and can be found at Spicer’s Music, Ross House Coffee, and online at sundillamusic.com. (Any unused Jeff Black tickets can also be used.) Admission at the door will be $20. Free coffee, tea, water and food will be available, and attendees are welcome to bring their own favorite food or beverage. THIS WILL BE AN INDOOR SHOW!! The ability to write songs that […] Read more »

CLIFF EBERHARDT with LOUISE MOSRIE | Friday, March 8 | 7:30 PM at the AUUF

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A pair of Sundilla favorites will take the stage together when Cliff Eberhardt and his special guest Louise Mosrie come to town on Friday, March 8. Showtime at the AUUF is 7:30; admission at the door will be $20, but advance tickets are just $15 and can be found at Spicer’s Music, World Cup Coffee, and online at www.sundillamusic.com. Free coffee, tea and water will be available, and attendees are invited to bring whatever food or beverage they prefer. Eberhardt has run the musical gamut from being a founding member of the Fast Folk Music Cooperative of New York City […] Read more »

Review of Dirk Hamilton’s “Touch and Go”

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If one could chart the career of Dirk Hamilton, the ups, downs, twists and turns would resemble a rollercoaster that no MIT engineer could design, and that no daredevil would ride. The one constant has been the great music, and Hamilton’s 19th CD, Touch & Go, is filled with it. Is it his best CD? Well, when someone has 19 records spanning a career that’s getting dangerously close to 40 years, it would be hard for one disc to be the one that everybody likes best; that being said, no one who favors this one would be looked down upon. […] Read more »

Review | The Wrecking Crew

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Chances are, you’ve never heard of the greatest, most successful band of the rock era. But if you listened to music at all from the late 1950s through the mid-70s, you heard them; if you were a fan at all, you bought their records. They played the soundtrack of your life. They were The Wrecking Crew. And at last, their story is going public, thanks to a marvelous documentary created by the son of one of the members of the band. The Wrecking Crew were a group of studio musicians in Los Angeles, but to call them “studio musicians” is […] Read more »

CD Review | Kelly Bosworth

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Everybody has a story, but not everybody is good at telling their story. Kelly Bosworth has an incredible story, and tells it in such a way that you’ll probably want to add it to your music collection. Born in New York but raised in Oregon, Bosworth grew up on classical piano, music lessons with her dad, and eventually jam sessions that became tradition with family and friends alike. But in 2011, Kelly’s father, Mark, had a rapid and unexpected resurgence of cancer in his brain, a cancer he had battled on and off for several years. Mark was on a […] Read more »

MUSE at Spicer’s on April 17

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If you love easy rock classics with beautiful harmonies (think Crosby, Stills, and Nash and The Beatles), you will not want to miss MUSE in concert at Spicer’s Music on the Friday before A-Day. MUSE played all the local hot spots in the 80’s and 90’s, and continue to be a favorite band for weddings and private parties. For a perfect date night or evening with friends, come join us on Friday, April 17th at 8 p.m. We will have tables with white tablecloths and candles. Bring your own snacks and beverages! Space is limited so call us at 334-329-7529 […] Read more »

Parchman Farms: Photgraphs and Field Recordings, 1947-1959

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“Parchman Farm: Photographs and Field Recordings, 1947-1959” is at once beautiful and horrifying. Many of the photographs are stunning, and give people a glimpse into a world that they know nothing about, and never want to experience. And the 44 songs are outstanding examples of traditional and original tunes; it’s not difficult to see how these pieces of music made their way into songs that would be considered “modern.” And yet, the pictures are all of prison life at Mississippi’s notorious Parchman Farm, and all of the songs are sung by prisoners, many of them violent criminals, and many who […] Read more »