This is cool: director Alex Steyermark is traveling around the country recording modern musicians using a single michrophone and a 1930s PRESTO direct-to-disc recorder. It's called the 78 Project, and it's already featured two Memphis musicians, Valerie June and Amy LaVere.
Quarter-century in the Bluff City. The Grizzlies just dropped their 2025-26 schedule, and the city is ready.
this season isn’t just another year. It’s 25 years of Memphis basketball, and the energy is real. Get ready to pack the FedExForum.
The Memphis Grizzlies 2025-2026 regular season today is nearly here. Tickets are on sale tomorrow at 12pm CST. Call (901) 888-HOOP for season tickets.
Today in Memphis, we've got last minute voting instructions, a half-price gift card sale, and the best headline I've seen in a local paper in forever. Also, the NYT loves Ballet Memphis and the results are in from Indie Memphis.
Paper and Clay's line of handmade ceramics are equal parts form, function and style.
Here's what was played on this week's Memphis Mystery Train, with all of the local tracks marked with an asterisk:
Happy Halloween!
Today in Memphis, it's the most wonderful time of the year: the start of basketball season. Also, there are Halloween parties, a winter market, cute pups and ways to contribute to Hurricane Sandy relief.
Ed. note: The nice thing about living in a music city is that we get a ton of great live shows every single month. The tough thing, however, is deciding which bands to see. With that in mind, here are 10 recommendations for shows you won't want to miss in the coming month:
1. Justin Bieber, FedExForum, Thursday, Nov. 1, 7 p.m., $50 - $100, all ages
Today in Memphis, the ground shakes, the polls are open (at least for a few more days), and you've got a chance to show off your talents, no matter what they may be. All of that and more in today's Memphis news update.
