In addition to the Metal Museum Thursday night series, music lovers should have a great time this week at Live at the Garden and the Memphis Music and Heritage Festival.
The final Live at the Garden concert of the season brings Blondie and Cheap Trick to the Memphis Botanic Garden. Tickets are still available. Here's a quick sampling of a couple of the hits you might hear.
Wonder if Cheap Trick's lead guitarist is still packing that monster axe?
The Memphis Music and Heritage Festival returns on Saturday and Sunday on Main Street between Peabody and Gayoso. In the past, this has been a great event and its FREE. As you can list from the list of music, there is a ton of music to enjoy.
2010 Memphis Music and Heritage Festival Performers
Bobby Rush, Hill Country Revue, Kate Campbell, Sonny Burgess and the Pacers, Joyce Cobb, Sid Selvidge & Jimmie Crosthwaith, Smoochy Smith Trio, Hickory Withe Bluegrass, Eden Brent, Los Cantadores, Star & Micey, Bill Shipper, Bluff City Backsliders, Eddie Bond, FreeWorld, Homemade Jamz Blues Band, Tonya Dyson and Green Onions, The Bo Keys, Lisa Lambert & the Pine Ridge Boys, Darrell Petties and S.I.P., Elmo & the Shades, Blind Mississippi Morris, MouseRocket, Randal Morton, Cody Dickinson Project, Devil Train, Exodus, Mellow Tones, Moments of Joy, Orange Mound Jazz Messengers, Popa Tops Westcoast Turnaround, Sweet Angel, Symbiosis, The Daddy Mack Blues Band, The Golden Keys, The Jumpin' ChiChis, Valerie June, Voice of Golden Eagle, William Lee Ellis, The Sultana, John Paul Keith and the 145s, Valerie and Jason Show, The Memphis Klezmer All-Stars, The Jazz Collective, and Sidney, Cidney, Sidney.