Chattanooga’s Live Music Scene – My Shortest Article Ever

  • Monday, August 25, 2014
  • Bob Payne
Bob Payne
Bob Payne

I was working at the Southern Brewers Festival and decided to sneak away for a few minutes to see my friends at the River City Showcase play at Rhythm & Brews. While there, a friend came over and said to me, “You have the biggest smile on your face.”

It was right then that I realized that the music had made all my troubles disappear. The world would be a better place if everyone would just go see some live music. Forget drugs and alcohol, go with the music. 

Bob Payne grew up in Chattanooga and graduated from Baylor School. He is the Entertainment Editor for the Chattanoogan.com and talent buyer for Friends Of The Festival.

Email Bob Payne at davrik2000@yahoo.com or catch him on Facebook at www.facebook.com/davrik2000.

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