The fiddler in a suit
As Andrew Gardner steps on Proud Larry’s stage on Jan. 27, with his sunglasses, suit and fiddle in hand, he is one step closer to the start of his solo career as
Jackson songwriter talks Oxford, music and the pandemic
This past Friday, the William Faullkner statue on the Square was surrounded by crowds of people holding red solo cups. The vibes were similar to Double Decker Weekend, with delighted people and
Senior musician continues to aim toward career milestones amid show cancellations
Though this Ole Miss musician released his first album “Morning,” in January, his plans to expand his music career out of Oxford have been stopped short. Bedon Lancaster, singer-songwriter and a senior
How Sunday Scaries is producing music while thousand of miles apart
With so many other musicians, Sunday Scaries, an EDM band based in Oxford and Los Angeles, has cancelled or rescheduled shows because of the dangers caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Ole Miss
Ambient music performed by professor draws crowd for First Tuesday in Bryant Hall
Michael Gardiner, associate professor of music, performed ambient music in Bryant Hall as part of the First Tuesdays in Bryant Hall on Tuesday. Until this point, the new series has featured classical
Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors return to Oxford
Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors brought classic rock and folk songs to the Gertrude C. Ford Center on Monday. Birdtalker, the opening band, opened for Holcomb with indie rock and acoustic folk
UM Jazz Combos Perform their Fourth Show at Proud Larry’s
The UM Jazz Combos brought attendees back to the 1920s jazz era when they performed for a crowd at Proud Larry’s on Tuesday night. The performance marked the fourth year of the
You’ve heard their music. Here’s how they produce it.
Andrew Newman and Bedon Lancaster are fixtures in the Oxford music scene. Both are seniors, play live music in and around Oxford and release music on Spotify, where they both have over
Ole Miss alumni celebrate 25 years of music, cement legacy
Local band Kudzu Kings, formed by alumni during their time at Ole Miss, celebrated their 25th anniversary on Oct. 4 and became the first band to start the Oxford Local Music Project.