• Cirque du Soleil’s “Crystal” at Fishers Event Center, a photo preview
• The Gatlin Brothers at Brown Country Music Center
• The Black Keys will perform at Innings Festival, Feb 21.
• Gary Clark Jr. will rock the Innings Festival 2025
• Fall Out Boy to appear at Innings Festival in February
• Kris Kristofferson passes away at 88

All posts by Kath Galasso

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  A Worn-Out Cassette in Samara Still Echoes in Kristina Aglinz’s First Single

  There is a specific kind of music education that does not happen in a classroom. In Samara, it happened on a cassette of Al Jarreau’s Breakin’ Away, brought home by a jazz trombonist returning from an international...

  • Posted August 21, 2026
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  The Letter Y Opens a Wide Musical Universe on Lisa B’s New Album

  A single letter provides the doorway into Lisa B’s ’60s Magic Now!: The Y-Verse. Each of its six covers has a Y somewhere in the title: “The Times They Are A-Changin’,” “Dear Mr. Fantasy,” “Ruby Tuesday,” “Spooky,”...

  • Posted August 21, 2026
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  Scott Holiday Steps Behind the Microphone on HOL1D4Y Debut

  Scott Holiday’s emergence as a lead vocalist did not begin with a plan to reposition an established career. It followed the development of songs that no longer felt complete as instrumentals. The founder and lead guitarist of...

  • Posted August 21, 2026
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  “The Grand Elsewhere” Gives Digital Distraction a Memorable New Name

  Plenty of songs have addressed loneliness in the internet age. Eric Hirshberg’s contribution begins by naming the place where distracted attention seems to go. “The Grand Elsewhere” is an evocative phrase for a condition that has become...

  • Posted August 21, 2026
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  Somewhere Festival Reveals Daily Lineups, Adds ERNEST, Cooper Alan, Eli & Fur and More as Single-Day Passes Go On Sale

  Second wave of artists, daily schedules, and Tribal Roots Beat Bus lineup complete the next chapter of Somewhere Festival’s return to downtown Wichita September 25-26 Single-day and two-day passes are on sale now at:https://somewhere-fest.com With daily schedules...

  • Posted August 12, 2026
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  Vered and Peleg Turn a Family History into Pop on ‘Adorable You’

  The most interesting collaboration on Vered Benhorin’s new album began before one of the collaborators could speak. Nearly two decades ago, Vered noticed that singing changed the way she and her infant son Peleg interacted. He responded...

  • Posted August 7, 2026
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  TRIPI’s “Life Without You” finds its meaning in the first take

  Many records about grief are shaped during months of revision, with performers repeatedly trying to capture an emotion that resists being organized. TRIPI’s version of “Life Without You” developed through a different process. The instrumental performance was...

  • Posted July 31, 2026
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  Miist Finds a Lighter Route Into the Ideas Behind The Love Project

  Miist’s recent work has repeatedly returned to disconnection. “Love Will Show Us Our Way”addressed it through footage of people helping strangers, checking in with friends, sharingmeals, and offering comfort. Her new single, “I Think I Lost a...

  • Posted July 24, 2026
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  Lisa B Revisits 1967 Without Getting Trapped There

  Cover albums often face a basic problem. Staying too close to the originals can make the new versions feel unnecessary, while radical reinvention can erase the reason anyone cared about the songs in the first place. Lisa...

  • Posted July 24, 2026
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  ‘Fingers Entwined’ Captures Young Allies Becoming a Band in Real Time

  Some debut releases arrive as carefully polished introductions, presenting a group as though its identity had been settled long before the listener arrived. Young Allies takes a different path on Fingers Entwined. The four-song EP retains the...

  • Posted July 24, 2026
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