Seth Johnson

More than three decades after founding Deer Creek, two local music industry legends team up with other big names to start a new festival this month.

The local comedian only has one regret from his time on HBO reality TV show FBoy Island.

Of all the industries decimated by the pandemic, few businesses were hit harder than concert venues. As the summer music season begins, HI-FI founder and MOKB Presents president Josh Baker reflects on two years that definitely did not rock.

This month, a two-day music festival called WonderRoad debuts in Garfield Park. Will it succeed in a city that has never been able to sustain such a thing?

This month, the IU Soul Revue—one of the nation’s oldest university Black music ensembles—gets the band back together for a 50th anniversary jam.

Local musician and producer Jon Strand is one of 10 Swedish Americans tracing their family roots all over Sweden, while competing on the most popular reality TV show in Sweden, Allt För Sverige.

The disabled comic, who won the 2021 “Indiana’s Funniest Person” contest at Helium Comedy Club, performs at the White Rabbit Cabaret this month.

Meet Midwxst, a local rapper who just signed with Geffen Records and has hundreds of thousands of listeners on Spotify.

The internationally acclaimed soul band recently released their third studio album, ‘Private Space.’

We spoke with the Lawrence North graduate in the wake of her winning a Grammy and Oscar in the same year.

Employees at the independent record label group have formed the industry’s first-ever legally-recognized union.

The 21-year-old singer’s new EP is out now via Jay-Z’s Roc Nation.

The co-founder of local livestreaming startup Mandolin talks about what concerts will look like in the future.

The annual Black History Month event will broadcast its performances online via Facebook each week.

‘Hoosier National,’ the alt-country cult hero’s latest album, accompanies his triumphant return to Indy.