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Local News Jazz musicians perform live on stage with piano, guitar and drums

MOJO’s Jazz Jambalaya brings touring keyboardist and saxophonist to Mobile’s Elks Lodge

James Bullard, March 23, 2022

MOJO’s monthly Jazz Jambalaya returns to Club 601 at the Elks Lodge on March 28 with local drummer Jimmy Roebuck joined by touring keyboardist Red Young and woodwind player Bob Maksymkow.

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Baldwin County Two acoustic guitarists play together on stage, illustrating the guitar duo sound of Roman Street

Roman Street Marks a Decade Together with New Album ‘Balcony of the World,’ Fairhope Release Show Set

James Bullard, March 11, 2020

Fairhope brothers Noah and Josh Thompson celebrate ten years of Roman Street with their sixth studio album, “Balcony of the World,” and a hometown release show at the Halstead Amphitheater.

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Local News Musician playing acoustic guitar on stage during a live folk and Americana music performance

Florida Panhandle Family Trio The Currys Bring Americana Sound to Callaghan’s

James Bullard, January 9, 2019

The Currys, an Americana trio of two brothers and a cousin from the Florida Panhandle, bring their folk-rock sound to Callaghan’s Irish Social Club in Mobile on Saturday, Jan. 12.

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Baldwin County A musician plays acoustic guitar outdoors beneath the shade of a large tree

Baldwin County’s Frog Pond keeps Sunday concerts an intimate, quiet affair

James Bullard, March 14, 2018

At Cathe Steele’s Blue Moon Farm in Baldwin County, the Frog Pond’s Sunday Social concert series pairs touring singer-songwriters with a strict no-talking “listening zone,” running weekly through April 22.

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Local News Musicians performing on stage inside an intimate downtown live music venue

Looking Back: How 2015 Reshaped Mobile’s Live Music Landscape

James Bullard, December 29, 2015

From the end of BayFest to the birth of Ten Sixty Five and the opening of The Merry Widow, 2015 brought major shifts to Mobile’s live music scene.

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