Joshua Schipper
Whatzup Features Writer
Articles
Japan’s culture celebrated at Cherry Blossom
Japanese music, art, and food will greet people at the 14th annual Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival on Sunday, May 15, at the Allen County Public Library Plaza.
City talent taking Center Stage
The Clyde Theatre will host an all-ages, all-abilities talent show organized by Turnstone on Thursday, May 12, at 7 p.m. Interested community members can purchase tickets to see the 12 […]
Rush out to see unique Primus show at Clyde
Who better to cover songs of one of the most well-respected prog-rock bands than a group that toured with them? Primus will bring the entirety of Rush’s highly acclaimed 1977 […]
Nelly fitting in with changing tastes
Nelly will join a cohort of other performers when he takes the stage at Headwaters Park on Friday, May 13, at 6 p.m. Fresh off the summer release of the country-rap […]
Trace Adkins continues to color outside lines
Only a handful of music artists can successfully pursue careers in other fine arts like acting, but country music star Trace Adkins will prove he can do that when Monarch […]
Rockers cancel show at The Clyde
Consistent releases of fresh music, as well as a laundry list of chart toppers, have defined a nearly two-decade run for Canadian rockers Three Days Grace, who have been rocking […]
Black Violin come with no strings attached
A crisp look at classical music through the lens of hip-hop will greet concertgoers at Honeywell Center when Black Violin performs in Wabash on Saturday, May 7.
Alicia Pyle
It’s oftentimes refreshing to hear about small businesses making an impact in the community. Two small businesses have been the focus for one professional musician in northeastern Indiana. Alicia Pyle […]
Gregg Coyle
If you’ve ever attended a show at the Clyde Theatre, you may have wondered: Who commands this well-maintained and charming venue? Gregg Coyle, executive director at the Clyde, has been […]