• 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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  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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  2ŁØT’s “Lose My Mind” Finds the Quiet Moments Where Heartbreak Lingers

  For much of the rollout behind RE/SOLVE, 2ŁØT has explored resilience from several different angles. Songs like “Iris” leaned toward hope, while “I Hurt Myself Again” wrestled with accountability. Their latest single, “Lose My Mind,” shifts the...

  • Posted July 10, 2026
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  Eric Hirshberg’s ‘More Is Not The Answer’ is shaping up as a conversation about what we choose to notice

  Album campaigns often rely on a collection of singles that showcase different sounds or styles. Eric Hirshberg has taken a somewhat different approach. Each release leading up to More Is Not The Answer, due September 21, has...

  • Posted July 10, 2026
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  With “Love Knows How,” Firerose Writes About Love Without Looking Away From Damage

  Firerose’s “Love Knows How” is a love song in the broadest and most complicated sense. It is not centered on infatuation or easy comfort. Instead, it looks at love as something that can help rebuild a person...

  • Posted June 27, 2026
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  2ŁØT Preview RE/SOLVE With “Iris,” a Funk-Soul Collaboration That Keeps Its Feet on the Ground

  A song about self-worth can easily become too clean or too obvious. 2ŁØT avoid that trap on “Iris” by building the message into a groove rather than placing it on a pedestal. The new single is warm,...

  • Posted June 27, 2026
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  TRIPI opens ‘Close to Fire’ with a song that understands grief does not want to be quiet

  There is a certain kind of song that does not try to solve anything. It does not arrive with a tidy conclusion, and it does not soften the subject so it can be easier to digest. TRIPI’s...

  • Posted June 19, 2026
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  Parker Barrow preview ‘Hold The Mash’ with a single that sounds like the band trusting its instincts

  “Nothin’ Left To Save” feels like a song Parker Barrow could have overworked if they were trying too hard to prove something. Instead, the band lets it be what it wants to be: an up-tempo rock and...

  • Posted June 19, 2026
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  Maria Ellis Finds Comfort After Chaos on “Lucky”

  Maria Ellis’s new single “Lucky” arrives as a noticeable shift in emotional temperature. After “Relapse,” a song rooted in the complicated pull of returning to someone you know may hurt you, “Lucky” moves toward safety, gratitude, and...

  • Posted June 18, 2026
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  NY Punk/Garage Rockers St. Divine release a molotov cocktail of dissent, sensuality, melodic menace 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 June 15, 2026
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  Rodrigo y Gabriela’s “Monster” Finds a Darker Road Back to the Acoustic Core

  Rodrigo y Gabriela’s new single “Monster” begins the rollout for OurHome, but it also signals a useful recalibration. After the electric-guitar-heavy direction of In Between Thoughts…A New World, the duo’s forthcoming album appears to return to the...

  • Posted June 10, 2026
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