Ahead of Kahng’s performance, we caught up with her about the intimacy of chamber ensembles, what drew her to the violin and more.
Category: Flyer Q&A
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FLYER Q&A: Fayetteville designer plans Pride fashion cabaret tribute to Queen
Fashion Fit For (A) Queen will feature models, designers and Magnifico, Austin’s premier Queen tribute band.
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FLYER Q&A: Guitar virtuoso Marisa Anderson on her journey, inspirations, and solo tour
Anderson will be joined by violinist Jack Bird and banjo player Kelby Clark for an evening of three gifted improvisors.
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Flyer Q&A: Fayetteville’s weird and wonderful charm on display at Misfit Market
Fayetteville has always had the highest concentration of loveable weirdos per capita than any other city in Arkansas.
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FLYER Q&A: Harmonizing art and music with Sam King of Untight
If you’re a live music enthusiast you’ve probably caught Sam King in one of the many bands he’s played in or experienced a show he’s put together at Lalaland.
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FLYER Q&A: Catching up with Arkansas pop-punk band Idle Valley
The Northwest Arkansas-based pop-punk group is immensely fun, with live shows that are jubilant and memorable.
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FLYER Q&A: Obliviate leads Fayetteville’s hardcore revival at AMMPlify Fest
There is a revitalized interest in metal and hardcore that’s happening at DIY venues and anywhere else it can all over Northwest Arkansas.
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FLYER Q&A: Fayetteville duo Dana Louise and Noah Richmond launch new venue and music festival
Fayetteville power couple and all-around excellent people Dana Louise and Noah Richmond have just announced their new outdoor venue.
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FLYER Q&A: Trillium kickstarts 2024 with Philly indie chamber group Hour
The indie chamber crew is set to visit Likewise Community as part of the first concert of the year for the Trillium Salon Series..
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FLYER Q&A: Momentous festival to showcase local and international EDM artists
The Momentary’s upcoming festival is another example of how the area’s DIY ethos is helping shape the curation of large-scale events.
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FLYER Q&A: Art in broad daylight: New exhibit features work of Brian Abel
Abel has a showing of his vivid and wonderful paintings all month in Sequoyah Hall at Mount Sequoyah Center.
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FLYER Q&A: Squirrel Flower’s Ella Williams talks new album, show prep and a Fayetteville ghost story
Squirrel Flower is back in Fayetteville on Thursday, Feb. 8 at George’s Majestic Lounge with Greg Mendez.
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FLYER Q&A: Navigating college radio with KXUA’s ever-present Lydia Fletcher
KXUA 88.3FM student radio has been especially active lately thanks to the work of station manager Lydia Fletcher.
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FLYER Q&A: Crafting spaces: Vaughn Mims and Jordan Pitts on building community through live music
The duo’s first HopOut Presents show is features Modeling, Chrono Wizard, Sad Palomino, Peach Blush and Second Life.
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FLYER Q&A: Raif Box talks about Anvil Fest, a new local music showcase
When we last spoke with Raif Box of Holy Anvil Recording Co. as he was partnering with KUAF for The Anvil Sessions – a series that documents local and regional musicians.