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The holidays are a beloved time for most people, and for good reason. Oh, we know there are some Ebenezer Scrooges out there that may need to visit Christmases of […]

Any telling of the history of country music would not be complete without the inclusion of The Oak Ridge Boys. The quartet was founded way back in the 1940s as […]

Christmas at Old Fort Wayne is a celebration of Hoosier heritage and a wonderful time to get a little fresh air with a taste of the past mixed in. That […]

From its origins in 15th century Europe to its decline two centuries later, the trombone was originally used only at outdoor events, in concerts, and in conjunction with other brass […]

It’s only November, but there is no surer sign of the impending Christmas season than the announcement of the annual Trans-Siberian Orchestra tour. An unlikely success story, the main founders […]

No Depression calls The Claudettes “the B-movies of the music world—maybe not understood now, but in the future, the kings and queens of the universe.” Without a doubt, The Claudettes […]

Oakland, Calif., music legends Tower of Power are celebrating their 50th anniversary in 2018 with a new album, a tour, and a planned visit to The Clyde Theatre on Nov. […]

It’s time to party like it’s 1726 as The Bach Collegium, an early music ensemble that performs the music of Bach and other composers using a select chamber choir “accompanied […]

At Purdue University-Fort Wayne, students study and work with dedicated faculty to find out what it takes to produce a professional play. Classes that teach acting, directing, and designing major […]