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You Hear This? A new music website for Birmingham

05.9.2012 by Andre Natta · 1 Comment

You Hear This? screenshotThose who’ve visited this site since its earliest days may remember Sam George, one of our earliest contributors. He was already enjoying a pretty good following over on r3verb when he started writing on The Hub.

He then partnered with Whitney Sides Mitchell on bham.fm (the site URL is now used by a company in Birmingham, UK that books bands in the region) before eventually becoming a contributor and then editor in chief of Birmingham Weekly for a little over a year. He helped to co-found and launch a new music festival last spring, Secret Stages (BTW – this year’s edition is going on Friday and Saturday, May 11 & 12). Yeah, we thought you’d remember. He’s been staying busy getting ready for this year’s edition of the music festival – and a few contributions to Weld – and we kept wondering why we hadn’t heard much from him recently.

Well, it appears as though he’s gotten the itch to return to maintaining a site – a new music site for Birmingham called You Hear This? We could try to explain it, but it makes more sense to hop on over and check it out on your own…

Filed under: music

Christopher Davis illustrates Black History Month

02.22.2012 by Andre Natta · No Comments

Thurgood Marshall icon by Christopher Davis

Birmingham, AL-based artist (& native) Christopher Davis decided he’d use his Facebook photo album for good during Black History Month, showcasing his talent and contributions of African-Americans to the nation’s rich history.

Filed under: art

Night, Night, Birmingham shows city off to kids of all ages

12.14.2011 by Buddy Roberts · No Comments

Laurel, Maddie, and Michelle. Photo by Buddy Roberts.

Buddy Roberts sits down with the ladies behind “Night Night Birmingham” – and gets them to read a little from the book too!

Filed under: books

Getting to know Kurt Jenkins

08.13.2011 by Buddy Roberts · 1 Comment

Kurt Jenkins. Photo by Buddy Roberts

Buddy Roberts of BirminghamProfile.com shares his first piece for The Terminal – an interview with Kurt Jenkins of Skyway Spirit – in advance of their upcoming performances at BAAMFest 2011 and The AL Lost Birthdays benefit in mid-August.

Filed under: festivals · music

Do We Have Signal?

06.28.2011 by Andre Natta · No Comments

we have signal

The full text of the note posted to Facebook on June 28, 2011 regarding the reports that We Have Signal would cease production. Not so fast…

Filed under: music · television

In the mood for some good Company?

06.14.2011 by Andre Natta · No Comments

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If you were wondering if you’d ever get a chance to see Neil Patrick Harris, Stephen Colbert and Christina Hendricks in Stephen Sondheim’s Company, all you’ve got to do is head to your local movie theater between June 16-21. You’ve got two options here in metro Birmingham, AL

Filed under: film · theatre