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Sad Gravity: Sad Gravity
Local live juggernauts Sad Gravity finally release their debut recording in the form of a self-titled album of eight songs. The release launches with raw guitar and deep, thumping bass […]
Mamma Mia! The Musical
The Huber Opera House has been in existence in downtown Hicksville, Ohio, for 136 years. Originally a hotel, it has also been a vaudeville stage, a movie theater, and a […]
Traders’ Days
Chief Richardville was the son of a fur trader father and a Miami Indian mother. At the time of his death in 1841, he was considered the richest man in […]
Disney’s Fantasia w/ Fort Wayne Philharmonic
Walt Disney’s Fantasia had its theatrical release way back in 1940 and is still on the list of top 25 highest-grossing films of all-time. Even back in the ’40s, Disney […]
Jazz Saxophonist Lives To Play
Saxophonist David Sanborn is sometimes described as one of the most successful crossover artists in popular music history. It may be that the phrase “crossover artist” has lost all meaning […]
Packing a Soul-Filled Sound
In the 1970s, the Allman Brothers were on the forefront of the Southern Rock movement in the U.S. Twenty-four years later, Gov’t Mule sprouted from the same bluesy seed as […]
Spreading Christmas Cheer
When the Will Ferrell film Elf hit movie screens in 2003, it became an immediate hit and a new traditional film for a younger generation of holiday film fans. The […]
The Blues Turn Introspective
It’s not often you get to witness a living legend, even before he is actually considered a living legend. However, Joe Bonamassa is well on his way to becoming just […]
Martin Barre
Martin Barre was the guitarist of classic rock masters Jethro Tull for 43 years, leaving the band in 2012 when he and Tull vocalist Ian Anderson decided to split up, […]
Catapult – The Magic of Shadow Dance
Shadow dance is all about the body and its ability to transform. Catapult, The Magic Of Dance, appearing October 24 at the Embassy Theatre in Fort Wayne, are on the […]