Ten Tenors to hit high notes for two shows
Known for blending classical and opera standards with rock and pop hits, internationally known Australian ensemble the Ten Tenors have performed for...
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Voice winners Girl Named Tom returning home
The surrounding area has seen its share of talent cross the national stage in recent years. Fort Wayne native Addison Agen was the runner-up on Season...
The Wizards of Winter
A holiday event for the whole family, The Wizards of Winter will perform a rock opera to the sound of electric guitars. It’s a show designed to get...
A couple decades in, band sticks to its guns
Country act Little Texas continues to create new music after 24 years on the radio. The band will make a stop at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center...
Piano man stays true to his own pop roots
In 1989, Cleveland ad man Jim Brickman moved to Los Angeles to follow his muse and seek his fortune.
Like a lot of people who move to southern California...
Tribute show remembers ‘The Day the Music Died’
The plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and the Big Bopper happened 61 years ago, about 12 years before the tragedy was given its name,...
6’2” humorist unpacks anecdotes
Award-winning humorist Jeanne Robertson discovered her passion for professional speaking on a pageant stage 56 years ago.
Pageants first drew Robertson...
Touring show explores WWII vets as they adjust to life
When people think back to the end of World War II and the years that followed, it is often viewed through rose-colored glasses — joyous scenes of celebrations...
Growing up and growing together in country music
Lonestar’s lead singer Ritchie McDonald grew up in a musical family. Just not a country music family.
His grandfather was a member of the Dallas Symphony...
Phenomenal country singer making noise with her band
Once heralded by Rolling Stone as “the greatest female country singer since Patsy Cline,” Wynonna is an American treasure who has sold more than 30...