Knoxville’s oldest theater, built in 1909, is an acoustic marvel—singer/songwriters, jazz combos, and rock bands all sound good there. The Bijou hosts national acts every week, with upcoming performances by artists as diverse as classic-rock guitar hero Robin Trower, Swiss jazz pianist Nik Bartsch, retro soul queen Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, and ’90s alt-rockers Toad the Wet Sprocket.
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- Knoxville Symphony Orchestra Martin Luther King Jr. Concert --
- WDVX World Class Bluegrass Show --
- Balsam Range with Brand New Strings and the Dismembered Tenneseans --
- David Madden: 'London Bridge in Plague and Fire' --
- Step Afrika! --
- Jeff Mangum with Tall Firs --
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- A Presidential Conversation With Jon Meacham --
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Jeff Mangum, the mercurial mastermind of '90s indie darlings Neutral Milk Hotel, has just announced tour dates for early 2013, which will include a stop at the Bijou Theatre on Friday, Feb. 1. After the dissolution of Neutral Milk Hotel in 1998, Mangum retreated from public performance and recording, only sporadically contributing to compilation projects and rare solo appearances. Since 2008, though, he’s been increasingly visible, and has played ...
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