| Jimmy’s Java to host bluegrass
band |
Michael
Lee
Entertainment Beat |
David Via and Corn
Tornado are blowing into Jimmy’s Java Sunday with a whirlwind
of bluegrass-newgrass music behind them.
The foursome features Via (pronounced Vy) on the
mandolin, Daniel Knicely on guitar, Dave Van Deventer on fiddle
and John Flower on the doghouse bass.
Their incredible blend of acoustic blues, jazz,
funk and bluegrass is carried by the experience-driven songwriting
of Via.
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| ‘Kranked Five’ film premieres
Saturday |
Grayson
Mendenhall
Staff Writer |
Breakneck speeds,
gravity-defying jumps and bike trails sure to weed out rookies are
just some of the things to be seen in “Kranked Five,”
a mountain biking film directed by Bjorn Enga and produced by Radical
Films.
“The excitement is building, the edits are
tight and the riding is phenomenal,” Enga said Tuesday.
“Kranked Five” will be premiering in
Boone Saturday, April 19 at Black Cat Burrito.
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| Jazz Orchestra returns to ASU |
Stephanie
Marshall
Entertainment Beat |
Returning for a second
performance, the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra is honoring Boone
by making it their only tour stop in North Carolina.
Presented by the Office of Cultural Affairs (OCA)
and sponsored by SkyBest Communications, the Lincoln Center Jazz
Orchestra will be performing tonight in Farthing Auditorium as part
of the Appalachian Jazz Festival.
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