Kent Wolgamott is a music writer based in Lincoln, Nebraska. He writes for the Lincoln Journal Star and the San Antonio Current, covering local music events and concerts. His work has also been featured in various publications across the United States, showcasing his passion for music and cultural stories.
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Kent Wolgamott's work highlights his focus on local entertainment news in Lincoln, Nebraska. His coverage predominantly includes event listings and reviews related to music, concerts, theater, movies, and holiday shows.
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By: Kent Wolgamott
OPENING Kraven The Hunter. This standalone story of how one of Marvel's most iconic villains came to be was not screened in time for Ground Zero deadlines.
By: Kent Wolgamott
Christmas with Abendmusik, 6 p.m. Sunday, 7 p.m. Monday, First-Plymouth Church, 2000 D St.
By: Kent Wolgamott
Matthew Sweet is now at his Omaha home, continuing the recovery from a debilitating stroke that has forever changed his life.
By: L. Kent Wolgamott, L. Kent Wolgamott
Chris Cox, the world’s top mentalist, will be at the Lied Center for Performing Arts on Tuesday for “The Illusionists: Magic of the Holidays."
Tour coming to Moline celebrates ‘Lost Christmas Eve’ rock opera’s 20th anniversary
By: L. Kent, Wolgamott, L. Kent Wolgamott
Saturday’s Midtown Men concert at the Lied Center is the last of the nine “Holiday Hits” shows that the original cast quartet of “Jersey Boys” will perform this year.
By: Kent Wolgamott
OPENING All We Imagine As Light. Two Hindi nurses and a cook who work at a Mumbai hospital negotiate life, a husband in Germany, falling
By: Kent Wolgamott
The Ross Media Arts Center is opening two films Friday, the acclaimed Indian drama “All We Imagine As Light” and the 4K restored 50th anniversary version of Francis Ford Coppola's “The Conversation.”
By: Kent Wolgamott
If not for “A Christmas Gift to You from Phil Spector,” JD McPherson's “Socks” might just be my favorite Christmas album of all time.
By: Kent Wolgamott, Jason McEachern
Last Christmas Eve with current tour The band, which performs at San Antonio's Frost Bank Center on Dec. 27, has sold 20 million tickets in 20 years.
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