Articles Tagged “Des Moines”
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Cyclone Spotlight: Caleb Swank
Caleb Swank, freshman in event management, recently founded Iowa Music Store, an online location to purchase local music merchandise.
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Local Musicians Eager To Play 80/35
Des Moines Music Coalition 80/35 Music Festival line up boasts a handful of Ames musicians, playing alongside national acts such as headliners the Avett Brothers and Death Cab For Cutie. Acts from the Ames scene playing in the festival include Christopher the Conquered, Derek Lambert and the Prairie Fires, Leslie and the Ly’s, Little Ruckus, [...]
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Patrick Fleming produces local music
Patrick Fleming of the Poison Control Center recently produced Max Sollisch’s upcoming “Dolfish” album. Fleming and Sollisch are both a part of Afternoon Records, and the record was made in Des Moines with strong ties to the Ames community. Sollisch recorded the album in the basement of Maximum Ames artists Chris Ford and Derek Lambert, both [...]
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Des Moines Music Collectors’ Show this sunday
The Des Moines Music Collectors’ Show will sell vintage vinyl, CDs, DVDs, posters and music memorabilia on Sunday.
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Keller Williams is comin’ to town
Keller Williams will perform at Nitefall On The River on July 28.
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Jazz in July offers summer relief around metro area
July brings a decades-old tradition in the Des Moines area: the Metro Arts Alliance series Jazz in July.
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Big names rock Des Moines area for LAZERFEST
LAZERFEST 2011, hosted by Des Moines-based radio station LAZER 103.3, will bring big names from the rock scene to Central Iowa for a daylong music festival.
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Girl Talk, Edward Sharpe, the PCC and others to perform at 80/35
The Des Moines summer music festival announces 12 of the this year’s performing acts — some national and some local
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Des Moines’ Nitefall on the River lineup announced
This year’s lineup features The Nadas, Natasha Bedingfield, Lee DeWyze and Here Come The Mummies
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Spoon announced as first 80/35 headliner
Organizers for the 80/35 music festival in Des Moines announced Monday that indie rock band Spoon will headline the first night of the two day festival held on July 3 and 4.
