Jeremy Shrader is one of Memphis' most prolific bandleaders / trumpeters. He fronts the New Memphis Hepcats, plays in various combos and is part of the Bluff City Backsliders. You can catch him with the Backsliders on Saturday night at the Cove.

In other news:

- There's been some big news for Overton Square in the last 24 hours. First, Mayor A C Wharton approved bike lanes on Madison between Cooper and McNeil (where the trolley starts). Secondly, Loeb Properties unveiled their plans for the Sqaure's redevelopment into a theater district. This is all very exciting - I can't wait to see what Overton Square becomes.

- Attention, food truck fans. According to the Downtown Memphis Facebook page, the Fuel Cafe truck will be parked downtown today. Stay tuned for details.

- Speaking of food, voting is open in the annual Memphis Magazine restaurant poll. You've got until the end of the month to cast your ballots.

- The Broad Ave. Arts District has one giant mural, but they've secured space for a second. Now, all they need is someone to design it. They're holding a design contest for a piece that will cover the street's iconic water tower. The contest isn't officially open yet, but you can find more details here.

- Sidenote: Memphis Madness is now two days away. Hello, basketball season! We've missed you.