Chris Farnsworth is a journalist based in Burlington, Vermont. He writes for Seven Days, focusing on local music and cultural events. Chris covers a range of topics, including interviews with musicians, reviews of performances, and updates on the local music scene.
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Chris Farnsworth's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, particularly music-related events and local artists within the Vermont area. If you have insights into the local music scene in Burlington or Vermont, such as upcoming concerts, new album releases, or developments in the Grammy Awards that are relevant to this region, your pitches would likely be well-received.
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Following the death of the Earth Prime Comics owner, a collection of rare and ultra-valuable comic books is poised to auction for millions of dollars.
The Boston bluegrass quartet expands its sound on its third LP with a heady brew of jazz, Americana and indie pop.
Burlington-based pianist Ted Perry and his band slip into a warm bed of modern jazz on his new six-song EP, featuring classy, erudite arrangements.
This quick-hit roundup of new music ranges from metal to folk to experimental and includes releases from James Kochalka Superstar and Hungrytown.
By: Chris Farnsworth, Ben Stechschulte, Taylor Haskins, Ben Monder
Taylor and Catherine Ross Haskins combine their love of music and art at their new performance venue and art gallery in a renovated grain mill.
Through afterschool programs at his gaming center, Grant Patterson uses video gaming as a gateway to real-world lessons.
Find the Green Mountain State's best spots to rock out, dance the night away and laugh it up in costume during the spookiest weekend of the year.
By: Chris Farnsworth, Jt Anderson
Maggie Maxwell and Andre Medrano bring their popular touring comedy show to Burlington to interrogate the best of Vermont's comics.
Reforming the Vermont indie-pop outfit, front man Mark Daly slows down the beats and returns with an older, wiser approach.
By: Chris Farnsworth, Luke Awtry
After a rock show at Pomeroy Park in October ruffled some neighbors' feathers, city officials are pondering the future of events at public parks.
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