Long, crazy career for Culbertson lands him back in Chicago
When smooth jazz pianist and trombonist Brian Culbertson was a sophomore at DePaul University, he sent demos of his music to the only guy he knew in...
Article Tag: Fort Wayne
Former Skid Row lead singer ready to rock The Clyde
Former Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach will return to Fort Wayne on Nov. 18, taking the stage of The Clyde Theatre to celebrate the 30th anniversary...
After the pandemic, MercyMe is ready to perform
The production of numerous studio albums has defined several stages of life for MercyMe leader Bart Millard.
The Grammy-nominated Christian rock band...
Hall of Fame songwriter John Hiatt brings the magic
John Hiatt is not a household name, but he should be.
Pity the household that is not well-stocked with John Hiatt. But in reality, your household may...
Christian artist to play sold-out show at Embassy
After more than one rescheduled concert, TobyMac fans will finally see the Christian hip hop artist take the stage at Embassy Theatre on November 14.
“This...
Ukrainian metal band Jinjer plots their return to region
In less than 10 years, the four-piece Ukrainian metal wrecking crew known as Jinjer have risen from virtual obscurity to one of the most popular and...
The Arcadian Wild melds classic style with modern sensibility
From singing together in a school choir to performing on the big stage, The Arcadian Wild have crafted a unique acoustic sound that blends traditional...
Born in North Manchester, Filth & Majesty ready to jam
It always seems to start in a small town — the rock n’ roll dream, that is.
Young dreamers growing up in the middle of a cornfield with nothing better...
Country-fried comedian flips YouTube fame to stand-up career
Ginger Billy is a country comedian in the rich tradition of Jerry Clower, Catfish Cooley, Junior Samples, and Larry, the Cable Guy.
But he became a...
Legendary Tex-Mex rock band rolls into town after time off
If you’re a band that has been on the road for almost half a century, an unplanned hiatus might have unplanned benefits.
The pandemic was terrible...