Bryant Liggett is a journalist for the Durango Herald, focusing on local news and events in the Durango, Colorado area. With a passion for music and the arts, Bryant covers a wide range of topics including live performances, community events, and interviews with local musicians.
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Bryant's articles predominantly cover local music and entertainment events in Durango, Colorado. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to local musicians, live performances, and upcoming music-related events within the area.
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Music is a gift. If presented well, it’s one of the greatest gifts you can receive, and the Music in the Mountains Festival offers musical perfection. Currently underway, this local and annual festiva...
June 2, 1969, was a historic day in Durango, as it was the start of one of the longest running restaurants and shows in Durango. That’s the day the Bar D Chuckwagon opened its doors north of Durango i...
The young Nashville, Tennessee-based guitar player is climbing the ranks of hot musicians of not only the jam, but the indie country realm. With serious guitar chops, his sound is part Danny Gatton, and part Gram Parsons, leading a band that can bang out country groovers that clock in under four minutes, or stretching out a song with a ripping guitar solo that will have the jam-band fans twirling on a festival field or sweaty dance-floor of a rock ’n’ roll venue. If there was any musician and band that you’d be willing to spend a few hours in the car to get to a festival, Donato is it.
They were singing before they could walk and talk. Identical twins Chandra and Leigh Watson have been harmonizing together since Day One, a lifetime pursuit of perfecting their vocal chops. That pursu...
It all started for Amelia White with a Martin guitar. The now Nashville, Tennessee-based musician was reared on instruments typical of your grade school band, but once a guitar fell into her lap, that...
It was the Burning Spear cut “Christopher Columbus” that sparked Daniel Wilson’s, aka “Magi’s” love of reggae. Those 3½ minutes of classic reggae criticize the Italian explorer, calling him out as a f...
Lindsay Lou is not afraid to work. The Michigan-born and now Nashville-based singer-songwriter, who you’d file under the catchall genre of Americana as she digs into twangy pop, bluegrass and roots-he...
He grew up by the Rio Grande, and now he sometimes plays music by the Rio Grande. Where he grew up, and where he plays music by that river are hundreds of miles apart. That’s the story for Bo DePeña, ...
It all started with the bass for Tracy Wiebeck. The local musician, who moved to Durango in April 2021, grew up an Air Force brat, moving around in his youth so much that he’s kept moving as an adult....
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