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Stephen Centanni is an Information Technology Security Specialist at Lagniappe Weekly. He focuses on themes such as event management, arts and entertainment, and music, covering topics like music genres and event planning tools. Stephen's insights and expertise have been featured in Lagniappe Weekly.
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Nappie Award winner Chico McCollum is one of the most recognizable musicians in the Azalea City music scene.
Since the '90s, Mobile has maintained an eager population of both mixers and mashers and the beat-hungry lovers of all things EDM. With country and jam currently dominating most local venues, Alabama Music Box's eclectic philosophy toward music is giving a group of regional DJs another EDM outlet in the Azalea City. Those brave souls who attend this event are sure to lose themselves in a powerful wave of frantic drums and monstrous bass through this weekend's Dubstep event. When the first beat drops, the crowd should expect to move well into the wee hours.
The Merry Widow has become one of downtown Mobile's best sources for indie country artists, both established and up-and-coming. This weekend, Sunny Sweeney will be bringing Texas to the Azalea City. In 2007, Sweeney brought her smoky corner of the honky-tonk to the masses through the debut album, “Heartbreaker's Hall of Fame.”
