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It’s a good bet that Charlie Daniels doesn’t get asked about time travel very often, so I was happy to be the first reporter (probably) to broach the subject with […]

When Steely Dan performs at the Embassy Theatre on October 4, it will be without the band’s cofounder, Walter Becker. Becker died a year ago of esophageal cancer at the […]

You should know why it’s important to see blues guitarist Buddy Guy perform at the Clyde Theatre without me having to tell you. Guy is one of the last living […]

Electro-pop and electro-funk duos are all the rage these days. Nationally and internationally, we have Daft Punk, Chromeo, Evvol, Sacre, OYLS, Tiger March, Manic Focus and many others. Locally, we […]

Frogapalooza may be the best “-palooza” ever devised. It is the annual Eagle Marsh fundraiser: A celebration and subsidization of the wetland preserve’s flora and fauna. Frogapalooza isn’t so much […]

In recent years, the Foellinger has grown more ambitious in its summer programming: booking ever larger rock acts of the sort that never would have played the outdoor venue 15 […]

In 2017, Jim Gaffigan’s wife, Jeannie, underwent surgery to remove a benign brain tumor and Gaffigan was forced to contemplate a worst-case scenario. Gaffigan, a father of five children, knew […]

At present, R&B singer Anderson East may be more well known for his personal life than for his music. East dated country singer Miranda Lambert for two years (past tense) […]

Mad Anthony’s first craft beer festival happened 20 years ago under a tent in a parking lot behind what used to be known as Munchie Emporium. Unlike the Indiana-centric event […]