Community Calendar

Traditional Irish Arts of Knoxville (TIAK) presents the 18th Annual Tune Junkie Concert Saturday, February 7, 2026, at the Historic Grove Theater in Oak Ridge, TN.

The Tune Junkie Concert will feature outstanding and renowned Celtic artists including East Tennessee’s own Four Leaf Peat, fiddlers Hannah Harris and Dylan Foley, singer Julie Weams, Uilleann piper Eamonn Dillon, bouzouki player and banjoist Randy Klepper, Josh Dukes on flute, Richard Hearn on guitar, fiddle and concertina player Claire Shirey, bodhrán player Andy Kruspe, as well as flute legend John Skelton from England. You’re sure to see some world-class dancing from Annabelle Bugay (sean-nos) Jonathan Srour (step) as well! This concert of traditional Irish music will take place at The Historic Grove Theater at 7:00pm. Doors open at 6:00.

For more information or to purchase tickets online, go to www.tradknox.com or email tradknox@gmail.com. Tickets for the concert are $20. Children under 6 are free. Tickets at the door are $25.

Tune Junkie Weekend is an annual event featuring sessions, workshops and a concert presented by Traditional Irish Arts of Knoxville, a 501c-3 non-profit organization dedicated to promoting Irish music and culture in the Southeast. Visit us on the web at www.tradknox.com or join us on Facebook.

For press, interviews or other information, please contact Chad Beauchaine 865.363.1556.

Physics and DJs/VJs collide at this February 19 show at Fly By Night!

• Science & Reason (DJ set): a mix of techno, dance, and house music (Bains Professor Steve Johnston)
• ColliderScope (VJ set): audio waveform-created images from CERN + sound waves across oscilloscope screens (Assistant Professor Larry Lee)
• Oskar (DJ set): Tennessee debut of Particle Physicist/DJ Oskar Hartbrich

21+, No Cover

https://physics.utk.edu/physics-after-dark/