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Tonight’s Oxford American Local Live at South on Main: Jeff Coleman & the Feeders

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llsom jcfeedersTonight at 7:30pm, the Oxford American magazine’s Local Live concert at South on Main features Jeff Coleman & the Feeders! As always, Local Live is free and open to the public. To guarantee a table/seat for this popular series, call ahead at (501) 244-9660.

Jeff Coleman & the Feeders have shared the stage with other musical talents such as Lucero, Son Volt, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Jack Ingram, Cracker, Eli Young, Randy Rogers, Pat Green, Marty Stewart, Casey Donahew, Dash Rip Rock, and Billy Joe Shaver to name just a few.

This four-piece is comprised of Jeff Coleman (lead vocals, guitar, and keyboard), Mark Chiaro (lead guitar), Stan James (drums), and Jerry Cordova (bass, backing vocals).

Tonight’s Local Live at South on Main: The Amy Garland Band

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Tonight at South on Main at 7:30 pm: the Local Live music series features the Amy Garland Band. 

Call (501) 244-9660 to ensure your seat at a table for this popular event. The Oxford American’s Local Live is made possible by the generous sponsorship of Cosmic Cowboy Music.

The Amy Garland Band, a six-member group formed in 2000, released its most recent album, Hang a Light, in June 2013. Earlier albums include Plays Well with Others (2000) and Angora (2004). Hailing from Little Rock, the band’s style blends folk, R&B, bluegrass, pop, and country for a deliciously unique sound. Members include: Amy Garland, vocals and guitar; Nick Devlin, guitar; Mike Nelson, bass; Bart Angel, drums; Jeff Coleman, keyboard; and Brad Williams, mandolin, guitar, and harmonica.

Amy Garland, who started playing guitar at the age of nine and began songwriting at ten, was a regular on the stages of the Louisiana Hayride and the Northern Louisiana Hayride as a young girl. After traveling and playing broadly during her high school and college years with prominent artists and at infamous venues—such as the Whispering Pines club in Ringgold, Louisiana, and honky tonks along the infamous Hwy 80 Bossier Strip—Garland moved to Arkansas in 1995.

During her years in the Natural State, Garland has become a regular host of KUAR’s “Arkansas Flyer,” and she began hosting the weekly Americana-flavored “Backroads” radio show on Little Rock’s KABF, greatly expanding her musical footprint. While touring the South, Garland has proudly collaborated with some of the best musicians in the region.