Jenny Inzerillo is the Music Director and Program Host for High Plains Public Radio, based in Amarillo, Texas. With a focus on local music and culture, Jenny brings a diverse range of musical genres to the airwaves and shares stories of artists, events, and happenings in the Texas Panhandle region.
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Jenny Inzerillo's articles primarily cover entertainment news, with a focus on local events and personalities in Amarillo, Texas. She frequently features interviews and expert commentary related to music, books, art, and local cultural happenings.
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By: Jenny Inzerillo
Part of a four-album series, this latest release wears the season of rebirth and awakening like a bespoke ball gown — and she's ready to party. Catch our full interview with Curtis about the new songs, taking on a seasonal suite, his favorite Tom Waits tunes for October, his writing and recording process, and the crack team he trusts to perfect the tracks.
By: Jenny Inzerillo
After years in the making, an international film festival finally comes to the Yellow City! Hear our interview with Amarillo Film Society's Kate McSwain as we discuss the festival, the films, and the emerging community of film lovers in the Texas Panhandle.
By: Jenny Inzerillo
Don't miss this year's LIPS event at AJ Swope Performance Plaza at Arts in the Sunset, featuring Silverada (formerly Mike & the Moonpies), the "working man's country band."
By: Jenny Inzerillo
Thanks to Marcus for stopping by High Plains Morning to share more about the upcoming Labor Day Picnic in Amarillo College's Memorial Park on Monday, Sept. 2nd from 11a - 3p CT.
By: Jenny Inzerillo
Don't miss the spooky wares, kids activities, & food truck fair at the Bizarre Bazaar, an annual fundraiser for Goth Prom (which is scheduled for February 15, 2025). Melissa Zoll stopped by to tell us all about both events.
By: Jenny Inzerillo
We were honored to finally speak with Harrison Brent, one of the co-founders of 7eight5.com, a digital music mag that has become a collective gathering space for bands, artists, writers, photographers, venues and promoters shining a light on Kasnas music. If you haven't heard of it, you need to dive in!
By: Jenny Inzerillo
On the eve of an opening reception for two new exhibits, Amarillo Museum of Art's Alex Gregory brought two brilliant, creative ambassadors by the studio for a chat on High Plains Morning. Thanks to Jon and Mohamad for their thoughts on their respective collections on display now through late December and early January, respectively.
By: Jenny Inzerillo
The Channing native's "Coming Home" Tour hits six towns over the next two weekends. From 10/4 to 10/13, he'll play Perryton, Pampa, Borger, Canyon, Hereford & Levelland. Come out for a show, y'all!
By: Jenny Inzerillo
Since 1970, the experimental music collective Onions has been playing together, recording their improvisations, and only very occiasionally performing. This Friday night, October 4th, the band will play live — the fifth time ever! — as they celebrate the release of a two-disc retrospective, available now on Full Spectrum Records.
By: Jenny Inzerillo
So glad we were able to chat with Max Aguiar, the new director/producer of the 13th season of Real Ag, steaming now and airing Fridays at 8:30p CT through Dec. 29th on Smoky Hills PBS.
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