Bluegrass, Folk, and Country Communities Made Jobi Riccio

LGBTQIA+
By
Cindy Howes
November 29, 2023
The Bluegrass Situation
Interview

Jobi Riccio has only begun to scratch the surface of what they have to offer on their debut album, Whiplash. The songwriting is centered around self discovery and mourning past lives, laid alongside super-smart country and pop melodies. Our hero grew up an outdoor kid amongst the woods of Red Rocks Parks Amphitheatre in Colorado.

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Jobi Riccio
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CGR radio network

Community Growth Radio (CGR) offers News, Information, Community Programming that is very target-specific for The Blind, Visually Impaired, The Disabled, The 50 Plus, and Veterans by providing timely subjects from Health, Retirement, and Finance that affect the above-intended audience. Plus offering Old Time Radio, Nostalgia, Book-Magazine and Newspaper Readings. CGR 4 Stream - The Best of Music(This includes, AAA, Acoustic, Alt Country, Americana, Bluegrass, Country, Folk, Progressive Country, Red Dirt/Roots to Zydeco also Inclusive, BIPOC, Indie, Un-Signed, Female/Non-Binary, All Genders and such) - Taking Music submissions by MP3

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eQuality Events

eQuality Events creates extraordinary opportunities where music can transcend gender, identity, genre, color, or who you love. It creates safe, welcoming, authentic, and affirming concerts and events that build communities and celebrates how music keeps us in tune with who we are and who we aspire to become. It seeks to change the narrative, create lanes, and open minds so that we focus on how being human is what unites us as human beings.

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Gay Ole Opry Playlist

Karen & the Sorrows have been building queer country community in Brooklyn by running the Queer Country Quarterly and the Gay Ole Opry (gayoleopry.com) since 2011. Most of these bands have come to play for us, but some we're still wishing on!

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