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Issue #284 July 8, 2015
The Rear End
the bar looks empty, but it’s definitely full of it
Music
Avenged Sevenfold, Shinedown lead Rock Fest lineup
Music
year one will already be something completely unique
Music
investing in and sharing our music, words, & ideas
Music
an idea lounge this fall will begin a community conversation about amping up valley's music scene
Music
in the midst of Eaux Claires Festival prep, Justin Vernon stops to talk art, music, business, and crafting experiences in the heart of our city
Music
six awesome and successful music / community projects from festivals to venues to decision-making music commissions
Music
big gains can be enjoyed from smart public & private investment in our scene
Music
music can set a unique tone in the heart of development
Music
confluence project will stimulate economy, attract new performers, supporters say
Music
our music scene is becoming big business, attracting not only tourists, but also people to live and work here
Music
how the valley got hooked on big-time summer music fests
Music
an international report outlines what it takes to be a music city. local musicians tell us if we make the cut
Music
piano lessons aren't as odious as emptying the garbage
Music
diversifying the scene with choral groups and music clubs
Music
UWEC jazz program reaches legendary status on strength of ensembles, festival
Music
inspiring children toward a love of music through an award-winning kids music scene
Music
talent teachers, wide participation foster a quality music education system in the valley
Music
local musicians have the freedom and technology to record and release on their own terms
Music
nothing else to do? well, form a band of course
Music
locals who grab recognition in the industry
Music
the natural landscape makes the Chippewa Valley an attractive recording environment
Music
scene veterans continue to shape the Chippewa Valley soundscape
Music
how does the valley support so many orchestras? it's the fans
Music
before music can be made, someone has to make the instruments, and three local craftsmen are well known for their work
Music
musical threads are woven deep into the valley's history
Music
from the Joynt to Fournier's, our ears are ringing with the memories of these classic local venues
Music
many twin cities musicians have Eau Claire roots, but the road goes both ways
Music
musicians who find success elsewhere still keep their hearts here
Music
the valley's musical traditions range from brass bands to rock 'n' roll decadence
Music
a non-musical regular Joe finds his niche in the scene
Music
D.I.Y. house shows play a significant underground role in the development of new artists – and they're all ages
Music
different venues cover Eau Claire's musical moments
Music
from vinyl shops to screen printers, businesses and individuals are crucial to musical success
Music
ultra-friendly music culture leans on collaboration
Music
when the weather warms up in the Chippewa Valley, outdoor music series proliferate with thousands of fans
Music
exploring what we mean when we call the Chippewa Valley "Music Capital of the North"