Music

Country singer Ingrid Andress has canceled several of her upcoming tour dates following her widely criticized national anthem and subsequent announcement she was entering rehab.

War’s soulful yet broad sound has produced many all-time classics, and the band will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of their best-selling album with an extensive tour that runs through Spokane.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive is back on tour to celebrate the band’s 50th anniversary, and they’ll be rolling into Spokane to do so.

One of country music’s rising stars in the form of Larry Fleet will be rolling into Spokane.

Dwight Yoakam has long been established as one of country music’s all-time greats, and he’ll be bringing his legendary music to the First Interstate Center for the Arts on Friday.

Judy Collins has a career spanning over six decades, and now she will be bringing her wide range of talents to the Bing Crosby Theater.

Country music superstar Luke Combs will be bringing his biggest tour yet to the Gorge this October – for two back-to-back nights.

Singer Ingrid Andress, who has been skewered for her rendition of the national anthem on national television Monday, says she was drunk during the performance and is checking into a rehabilitation facility.

From staff reports

In what is continuing to be a strong year for music, June brought a mixed bag of results with some tall highs and mediocre lows.

Over the past three decades, Blink-182 has become known as one of the most iconic pop-punk bands of all time – and will be teaming up with another to play the Gorge Amphitheatre.

Megan Moroney has broken out as one of country music’s biggest stars, and now she’ll be taking over the U.S. Pavilion to celebrate the release of her new album.

Hailing from Kansas City, Missouri, Samantha Fish first picked up the guitar at 16 after a few years on the drums. She would soon find her heroes in the grit of old blues legends.

Saul Hudson, known professionally as Slash, has spent decades building his repertoire as one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Saturday, he will be bringing those talents to Spokane.

For more than a decade, Washington state’s own Odesza has taken the electronic scene by storm. Now, they may just be saying goodbye at the Gorge Amphitheatre.

After what appeared to be a near cancellation due to an extreme downpour and a sky full of lightning, Cage the Elephant took the stage at 10:30 p.m. with an onset of energy from lead singer Matt Shultz and enough pyro to light up Northern Quest Resort and Casino’s BECU Live outdoor venue.

From staff reports