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Key Event 8/3 : Iron Chef Competition

This week at the Chattanooga Market features an all-star Iron Chef Competition, sponsored by Lodge Cookware and FiveStar Professional Ranges. Area chef’s will create dishes usings local ingredients to be judged by an all-star panel.

Jay “Iron Chef” Rivett Defending the Chattanooga Market

To kick the competition up [...]

On Stage 8/3 – Kylie Harris

Kylie Harris began singing and playing guitar at 13 years of age. And after releasing two albums and receiving widespread acclaim in her native New Zealand, the accomplished singer, writer and instrumentalist decided to bring her talent to Nashville. First-time listeners and longtime fans alike are drawn in by her honest and soulful delivery, which has drawn comparisons to Emmylou Harris, Shawn Colvin, Linda Ronstadt, Roseanne Cash and the great Patsy Cline.

At 17, Kylie became the youngest-ever winner of the overall Gold Guitar Award. This high-profile win eventually lead to a recording contract with BMG. Her debut album, “Let It Be Love”, was a critical and commercial success, earning her “Country Album of the Year” and the “Rising Star” award at New Zealand’s Music & Entertainment Awards. Her second album, “Fancy”, also took top album honors at those same awards two years later. This success and recognition lead her to tour throughout New Zealand and Australia as the opening act for Kenny Rogers, Ricky Skaggs, The Irish Rovers and Charley Pride, whom she also supported here in the states.

In 2001, her musical abilities and personable manner caught the attention of the television network, Great American Country (GAC). They invited her to host her own daily show called “The Edge of Country,” a program that caters to all fans of Americana/Roots music; it also reaches over 42 million homes in North America to this day.

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On Stage 8/3 – Dana Rogers

Dana Rogers’ musical style is an American mosaic of acoustic fingerstyle jazz, blues, good ‘ol rock n roll and many other influences that span most of the 20th century.

Dana has been performing for over a decade and in that time has played such venues as Soup Plus, the oldest jazz club [...]

Blackberry Balsamic Vinegar Reduction

Blackberry Balsamic Vinegar Reduction by Chef Anna Scott, Mia Cucina

1 cup water ½ pint fresh blackberries 3 tbsp honey (darker is better) 1 cup balsamic vinegar Salt

In small saucepan, bring water and blackberries to a boil. Reduce heat slightly to a soft boil for 20 minutes. Add balsamic vinegar and bring [...]

Jerk Chicken Breasts

by Chef Anna Scott, Mia Cucina

4 double boneless chicken breasts ¼ cup Alchemy’s Jerk Seasoning 3 tbsp oil 1 cup lager beer

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Heat oil in large pan. Clean chicken, removing fat and separating breasts. Coat chicken with jerk seasoning and cook in pan for [...]

Jeweled Rice

Jeweled Rice by Chef Anna Scott, Mia Cucina

Rice 1 shallot, minced 1 garlic clove, minced 1 golded beet 1 bell pepper, red or orange look best 1 ear of corn (removed from cob) 1 ½ cups fresh arugula 1 ½ tbsp beer 1 bunch of the following herbs: savory basil chives parsley [...]

On Stage 7/27 – Dave Herring

Dave Herring is a singer, songwriter and musician who writes honest songs that reflect his experiences, faith and views on life. He recently joined together with the Eastbound String Machine after working on his debut project “Look to the East.” The band has been well received in their community.

Dave’s writing is thoughtful and uncliche. His music is a blend of bluegrass and folk. Lyrics in his songs are well thought out and reflect his creative songwriting talent. There are no forced rhymes or phrases often heard before. The melodies in his songs are catchy and listeners find themselves singing along to a song they’ve never heard before.

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On Stage 7/27 – TN County Line Bluegrass

TN County Line Bluegrass features traditional bluegrass music played by some talented musicians from the Chattanooga area. Their infectious, toe-tapping tunes, played from the heart are guaranteed to liven up your day.

The band members include lead singer Matt Evans on guitar and bass. Slaten Dooley adds the melodic sound of the banjo [...]

On Stage 7/27 – Ross Moore

When it seems everywhere you go, everyone is talking about the “good old days,” it’s a welcome sight to have someone like Ross Moore come along and give us the kind of music and entertainment that we all miss so much. His brand of music encompasses Appalachian, Celtic and Bluegrass. He plays fourteen different instruments, including Autoharp, Mountain Dulcimer, Hammered Dulcimer, Banjo, Mandolin, 12-String Guitar, Dobro, Celtic Harp, Irish Pennywhistle, Concertina, Bowed Psaltery, Piano, Harmonica, and Drums. Along with strong vocals and his brand of down home humor, Ross puts on a show that captures the imagination of young and old alike.
Ross has been in the entertainment business for over thirty years. In 1972 he composed and performed the musical score for the nationally televised series, From The Hills for PBS, with film star Martin Sheen. Additionally in 1974 he composed and performed the musical score for the Appalachian Arts Festival in Charleston, West Virginia for readings by Earl Hamner, creator of the television series “The Waltons”, and series star Richard Thomas, famous for his portrayal of the character ‘John Boy.’
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Chattanooga Market >> podcast

The Chattanooga Market is pleased to announce a weekly podcast of fresh music from entertainers appearing on our every-own the EPB Stage each week. Music can be played or downloaded directly from our website, or the podcast subscription directly integrated into your iTunes environment.

To subscribe via iTunes, click here.

To listen online, [...]

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