• 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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  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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  Vered Benhorin’s “Mama Loves You” Offers Children a Message Without Conditions

  Children hear plenty about what comes next. They are asked what they want to be, encouraged to improve, and praised for reaching the latest milestone. On “Mama Loves You,” music therapist and parenting expert Vered Benhorin steps...

  • Posted July 24, 2026
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  On “Veridream,” Scott Holiday Trades Certainty for Curiosity

  Scott Holiday has spent much of his career playing guitar with conviction. His work in Rival Sons relies on attack, tone, timing, and the ability to make a riff feel inevitable. “Veridream,” the first single from his...

  • Posted July 17, 2026
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  Rodrigo y Gabriela share “OurHome,” title track from their new album, ‘Shaped by Japan’

  GRAMMY-Winning Guitar Duo’s New Album Arrives September 18th via ATO Records  Title Track Opens the Album and Traces Its Central Meditationon Home as Something Internal Rather Than Geographic North American Tour IncludesAustin City Limits, Bowery Ballroom, The...

  • Posted July 15, 2026
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  New York garage/punk/americana rockers St. Divine conjure up a molotov cocktail of sound on debut album “The Devil You Know”

  St. Divine, New York-based purveryors of non-conformist garage rock, punk and Americana, conjure a molotov cocktail of dissent, sensuality and melodic menace on debut full-length album “The Devil You Know”, out June 12th via Reel to Reel...

  • Posted July 15, 2026
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  Roots Rock agitators Dave Hunter and the Seven Hundred bring a crooked gumbo to a boil on their debut album “Tamp That Fever Down”

  Roots Rock agitators Dave Hunter and the Seven Hundred bring a crooked gumbo equal parts mournful reflection, brazen feist and cool resignation to a boil on their debut album “Tamp That Fever Down”, out July 7th, 2026 via Happy...

  • Posted July 15, 2026
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  Somewhere Festival Returns to Wichita September 25–26

  Artists include: Bailey Zimmerman, DJ Diesel, Bob Moses (Club Set), Ian Munsick, Two Friends and More Building on two successful years, Somewhere Festival returns with its biggest lineup yet, new premium fan experiences, free community programming, and...

  • Posted July 14, 2026
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