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Considering that the songs on Brian Lemert’s East of Where You’ve Been are full of nostalgia, regret, relationships gone wrong, and yearning for things and people gone away, the album […]

Sifting through David Allan Coe’s biography, it’s not easy to sort out what’s true and what isn’t. Coe has been such a polarizing figure throughout his decades-long career, he’s inspired […]

James Ellsworth’s new album is an eclectic confection, an ambitious project that combines traditional arrangements with a whimsical sense of humor and fantastical flourishes plus a range of influences that […]

Even before his professional music career really took off, Billy Currington was always one to make the most of summer. When he was new in Nashville and working a day […]

Remember those days back in January when wind chills were 40 below and the only thing you could do was huddle inside covered in all the blankets you owned? Well, […]

When the Memorial Coliseum announced Paul McCartney’s Fort Wayne concert date last September, the announcement was teased as a “historic” event for the city. Ordinarily, you might suspect that the […]

It can’t be easy to be, simultaneously, one of the most understood and misunderstood bands on the planet. Yet, Hatebreed has pulled it off for 25 years, amassing a huge, […]

Alan Jackson has had no problem settling into the role of country music’s mentor-in-chief. Nearly 30 years after the release of his debut album, he’s as true to the spirit […]

Paul Kobylensky admits that he had himself in mind when he got the idea for Monthly Muso Nights at The Ruin. Sure, he wanted to give local musicians a chance […]