Goose Creek Symphony News

With gray skies and damp weather rising all over this winter, we've put together a few numbers particularly suited to gazing outside through rain streaked windows as the steam rises from your mug and your house pets curl around your ankles.

Tommy Womack, left, and Will Kimbrough, the frontmen for Daddy, play two venues Saturday.

It's only been happening for a couple of years, but already, traditions are building at the Song of the Mountains Festival.

Charlie Gearheart never says never when it comes to the future of Goose Creek Symphony.

Fitting that '70s-bred, the Band-esque roots crew Goose Creek Symphony are playing here at the end of the CMA/Bonnaroo intersection: We can't imagine another band that better exemplifies the middle ground between Bonnaroo's trademark loose-limbed jamming and the CMA Music Fest's down-home twang.

Goose Creek Symphony first performed here in 1974 at Tennessee Wesleyan College and 35 years later the band is returning to the Friendly City.