The River Arts Festival (@RiverArtsMem) is an annual festival of both visual and performing arts, held in October in Memphis’ South Main Arts District. The event features hundreds of regional artists and their works, three stages of live music, and plenty of food and drink. Visit http://riverartsmemphis.org/, like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/RiverArtsFest, or follow them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/RiverArtsMem.
Memphis blues singer Big Baby performs with Memphis soul-jazz band A-440 at Royal Recording Studios in South Memphis, 10/25/12
Memphis rap duo Fly Society (@moneychessecash) made an appearance at the Royal Studios event in South Memphis, 10/25/12
Memphis folk-indie duo Deering and Down perform at Boo Mitchell’s Royal Studios reception in South Memphis, 10/18/12. Visit http://deeringanddown.com, or like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/deeringanddown.
Memphis folk-indie duo Deering and Down perform at Boo Mitchell’s Royal Studios reception in South Memphis, 10/18/12. Visit http://deeringanddown.com, or like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/deeringanddown.
The Marquis of Soul at the Royal Studios reception in South Memphis, 10/18/12
At the Royal Studios reception in South Memphis, 10/18/12
Devil Train is a Memphis-based band that fuses bluegrass with rock. They were the second act to perform at the Royal Studios event on 10/18/12. Visit http://www.deviltrain.com or like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/DevilTrain.
Prosody (@prosodymusiq) was the first band to perform at the Royal Studios reception Thursday 10/18/12. They are a popular band on Memphis’ neo-soul scene. Visit http://prosodymusiq.com, like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/prosodymusiq or follow them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/prosodymusiq.
Boo Mitchell, son of veteran Memphis producer Willie Mitchell, continues the tradition of Memphis music excellence at his Royal Recording Studios, 10/18/12
