May 18, 2024 we threw a little party at The Foundry in Waynesboro Va to celebrate 10 years of Shagwüf and we even made an hour-long movie out of it: Shagwüf Sweet Freakfilm.




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May 18, 2024 we threw a little party at The Foundry in Waynesboro Va to celebrate 10 years of Shagwüf and we even made an hour-long movie out of it: Shagwüf Sweet Freakfilm.




My love for The Hold Steady is no secret to anyone that knows me. I first saw them circa 2006 in Ybor City at a dive bar with a little over 100 folks in a very jammed room. Fast forward to Labor Day weekend this year when they played to about 6,000 in the Twin Cities, MN. It’s been quite the journey.




Some kind words from the folks at C-ville Weekly about “Regarding Charlottesville Music II” :: https://www.c-ville.com/sights-and-sounds
To pre-order the new book please go to this link and scroll down past the header :: https://richtarbell.com/pre-order-book-2/

Regarding Charlottesville Music has become the book project that fittingly won’t ever fade away quietly. This past week I have had the high honor of being featured on Terri Allard’s long-running PBS show Charlottesville Inside-Out and nationally on NPR World Cafe with host Kallao and I going on a walking tour of Charlottesville.

Interviews of local music fans at the “Regarding Charlottesville Music” book release event at Champion Brewing Company on October 7, 2018. Shot by Brian Wimer, Kailee Kelter and Marco Duran. Edited by Rich Tarbell. Music by Jamie Dyer / Hogwaller Ramblers.
Exploring the Sights, the Sounds and the Stories of Charlottesville in the Modern Rock Era
This interactive exhibit, curated by Rich Tarbell & Coy Barefoot and presented by Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society, opens with a First Fridays event from 5pm-8pm on April 5th. The exhibit will be up the month of April and it is free and open to the public during typical City Space hours (9pm-5pm Mondays through Fridays).
City Space is located on the Charlottesville Downtown Mall below the Market Street Parking Garage on the floor above the Post Office.
On Thursday, April 11th at 7pm the exhibit and City Space will play host to “An Evening with Rob Sheffield”. Rob is a renowned author, a longtime Rolling Stone columnist and a former Charlottesville resident now living in New York City. This event is presented by New Dominion Bookshop with the Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society and made possible by WTJU and the exhibit sponsor, Champion Brewing Company.
