Robin & Linda Williams News

He was a preacher's kid from the South. She was a salesman's daughter from Michigan State University.

Take it from half of The Hopeful Gospel Quartet: It's a win-win situation working with Garrison Keillor on "A Prairie Home Companion." Folk duo Robin and Linda Williams have graced the national radio show for ...

Tickets are $27.50; get them at 432-2000 or www.whartoncenter.com. * Anne-Sophie Mutter: See world- famous violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter, along with the Camerata Salzburg chamber ensemble, at 8 p.m. at the ...

The drizzly weather isn't stopping one of the valley's most popular music festivals from moving forward.

STAUNTON - The Fortune Williams Music Festival kicked off Friday to a sold-out crowd for Songwriters in the Round, featuring guest artists Tim O'Brien and Karen Staley.

As a Michigan State University freshman, Sally Potter was quick to spot a bargain.

"Go Blue Virginia!" is the theme of a rally scheduled for Tuesday, October 7, from six to eight p.m. in Washington and Lee University's Evans Dining Hall.

Tim O'Brien, a Grammy Award winner, said he was drawn to the Fortune-Williams Music Festival set for next weekend at the Frontier Culture Museum because of his respect for Robin and Linda Williams with whom he ...

American Idol finalist Kristy Lee Cook's debut album, Why Wait, hit stores on Sept.

The first ever Pickamania! is now in the history books, and organizers are pleased with the public's response to the festival.

Metallica is hoisting its tone high above the Some Kind of Monster debacle and is putting out its best collection of tunes since 1988's And Justice for All.

Pickamania!, a bluegrass festival, is the latest in Silver City's growing list of musical events.

One of the area's most anticipated annual events, the Fortune Williams Music Festival, is coming up Sept.

Yes, you may catch the sound of live music and the smell of grilled corn and roasting turkey legs wafting through the air this month, emanating from Gough Park in Silver City.

The Oak Grove Folk Music Festival begins next week, and while it's always a special event, this year's edition is going to offer one of the strongest lineups in its three decades of existence.

It's a perfect musical match: "A Prairie Home Companion" regulars Robin and Linda Williams performing at Durham's American Tobacco Campus.

All Riverside Live concerts are at 7:30 p.m. at Mayo Civic Center. Adult tickets range from $9 to $20, depending on the concert, with discounts for senior citizens and youth.

Shenandoah Valley folk-and-country stars Robin and Linda Williams, frequent guests on Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion," perform Sunday at a place that holds memories for them: Theater at Lime Kiln ...

There are few festivals more unique or inviting than the venerable Oak Grove Folk Music Festival held Aug.

On Sunday, July 27th at 7:30pm, Robin and Linda Williams invite you into their home away from home, The Bowl at Theater at Lime Kiln.