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Bayside reminisces on firsts and looks to the future

Bayside reminisces on firsts and looks to the future

After a four year hiatus from Alabama, for no reason in particular, Bayside finally returned to grace Birmingham's music scene with their undeniable presence.  The New York natives have been making their way toward the east coast alongside punk rock band Alkaline Trio. 

While Zydeco was one of the smaller venues they've played, Bayside founding member Anthony Raneri says he doesn't discriminate; he appreciates all shows, whether it be festivals, amphitheaters or a hole in the wall venue. 

Back in October, Bayside released a covers EP titled, Covers, Vo. 1.  Raneri says they had the fans in mind when they decided to go forth with a cover album.

"We knew it had been a little while since we released our last record and we knew it was going to be a little while before we released the next one, so it was something to get to the fans," he said.

Movie Review: Safe Haven

A movie review of Safe Haven, a film based on a Nicolas Sparks novel.

By by Michael Perry, Allison Edwards, and Mercer Morrison from our sister station WDAM.

Movie Review: Silver Linings Playbook

A movie review of the film starring Bradley Cooper, Robert DeNiro and Jennifer Lawrence, "Silver Linings Playbook."

By Tristan and Mercer Morrison from our sister station WDAM.

Movie Review: Django Unchained

A movie review by Mercer Morrison from our sister station WDAM.

Movie Review: G.I. Joe Retaliation

A movie review of the latest G.I. Joe movie, "G.I. Joe Retaliation" by Travis Williams, Dustin, and Mercer Morrison.

'Cahaba Que' cook-off to raise money for breast cancer research

'Cahaba Que' cook-off to raise money for breast cancer research

A barbeque cookoff set for Saturday in Cahaba Heights has a goal that goes beyond just serving great barbeque.

Proceeds from the inaugural "Cahaba Que" cookoff will raise money for breast cancer research and benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama.

Guests can taste samples of barbeque from each team, enter to win door prizes and vote for the best food item in the Peoples Choice Award.

Admission prices are as follows:

$20/person - Over 21 years old: Includes taste testing samples from each team, 1 pint of Cahaba Brewings Co.'s finest beer, music and entertainment

$15/person - Under 21: Includes taste testing samples from each team, music and entertainment

$5/person - 12 and under: Includes unlimited bounce house access, taste testing samples from each team, music and entertainment

Free - Children 6 and under