Articles
Happy to Be Home
Solo acoustic guitarist and singer Adam Strack has become a fixture of the local music scene in recent years. A native of Fort Wayne, the musician has managed to parlay […]
Jamming Like Harpo
If you’ve ever seen the ” C OOL Bus” with the gnarly paint job on the streets of Fort Wayne and wondered about the story behind it, wonder no more. […]
Ian Ruisard
Ian Ruisard is an artist with many gifts and ways to apply them. Labeling himself as a graphic artist, his talents shine through in a cohesive style that is recognizable […]
The Resuscitator
By the time Bill Brown assumed his role as President of Downtown Improvement District (DID) in 2012, he already had a long and distinguished career in boosting the profile of […]
Electrifiers of Funk
There is much that is atypical about Love Hustler. For one thing, the band practiced and tinkered for more than 10 years before performing its first show. For another, the […]
Living His Favorite Life
After his groundbreaking sitcom ended on a high note, Jerry Seinfeld kept a low profile for a few years. “I wasn’t doing anything,” he told the Hollywood Reporter last year. […]
Afflicting the Comfortable
For two decades and counting, Andy Kindler has regularly done one of the scariest and gutsiest things a comedian can do: He delivers an annual State of the Industry Address […]
Graphically Versatile Art
Ian Ruisard is an artist with many gifts and ways to apply them. Labeling himself as a graphic artist, his talents shine through in a cohesive style that is recognizable […]
Turning the Harp on Its Head
To me, the harp seems like a chick instrument. Feminine. You know, sylphs draped in green dresses, flowers in their hair, plucking away, the whole ethereal stereotype. I guess it’s […]
Expressions of Soul
Guitarist Larry McCray has always said a lot with his blend of blues and rock. But in recent years, thanks to a health scare and the wisdom gained from growing […]