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Australian Folk Duo Hussy Hicks Returns to Mobile with New Album “On the Boundaries”

James Bullard, August 8, 2018

Australian folk duo Hussy Hicks is heading back to Mobile, bringing songs from their new album, “On the Boundaries,” to Callaghan’s Irish Social Club on Thursday, Aug. 16, at 7 p.m. The duo, made up of Leesa Gentz and Julz Parker, has spent years building a following along the Gulf…

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Local News Musicians performing an energetic live rock show on a small club stage

Merry Widow to Ring in the New Year With Punk, Doom Metal Triple Bill

James Bullard, December 27, 2017

Criminal Class USA & the Hush-Hush Revolution, Black Titan and Future Hate headline a New Year’s Eve weekend show at The Merry Widow in downtown Mobile.

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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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It’s Time for Mobile to Honor Its Own Jimmy Buffett

James Bullard, May 21, 2008

Watching Jimmy Buffett trade stories with David Letterman on national television is a reminder of something Mobile has been slow to act on: the city has yet to formally honor one of the most successful entertainers it has ever produced. Buffett, a Mobile native, has built a career that spans…

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Boston’s Bang Camaro Bring Their Wall-of-Sound Metal Show to the Port City

James Bullard, May 8, 2008

A different kind of army is making its way into Mobile: the roughly 30-member rock collective known as Bang Camaro, a Boston-born band that has built a reputation for burying audiences under a wall of old-school, arena-style metal sound. Bang Camaro’s rise is notable in part because of where it…

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