Concert

Many of us will be spending Independence Day at the SHOW-ME Freedom Festival at the Fairgrounds. Here's what you need to know.

Win your tickets to see Travis Tritt and the Charlie Daniels Band at Ozarks Ampitheater on Friday June 7.

The annual fall concerts from the State Fair Community College Music Arts will take place in the Stauffacher Theatre on the Sedalia campus this weekend.

Folks, for a few years now, Justin Lawson has organized this huge local music event: Making the Band.  If you don't know what it is, well, then you must live under a rock or something.  Is it moldy under there?  It must be at least somewhat comfortable, I mean, you choose to live there.  Anyway...

Lonestar is coming to Sedalia on June 22 for a free concert.

This Saturday (Aug. 29) Full Moon Band and Dirt Road Addiction will be performing on The Party Porch at Dickie Doo Bar-B-Que! This will be one event you won't want to miss! Both bands are known to mix up the set list, so it's a guarantee you will hear something you love...

Something huge is coming to the State Fair Community College.  Not only will there be scads of teenagers, but sequins, rhinestones, dance shoes and EXCITEMENT. Sixteen choirs from 13 school districts will compete Jan. 10 at the 2015 State Fair Community College invitational Show Choir Festival in the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center on the Sedalia campus.

Sedalia is very familiar with the sounds of Ragtime Music.  After all, we've had the Scott Joplin Festival every year and there are so many reminders of it all over town, you might actually see something about it every day.  It gets easy to take it for granted.  But then, all you need is a stirring performance... and your appreciation can get refreshed.

Sheryl Crow wants her fans to put away their cell phones during her live shows. Not because she doesn't want footage leaking online, but because she wants to share a direct experience with her fans and doesn't want the digital disruption.

No one would argue that when Eric Church steps onstage, he positively owns the room (and the crowd) with his confident swagger, growling vocals, party-hard lyrics and those ever-present sunglasses, which lend "Chief" a mysterious air.