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Five artists you'll hear on tonight's episode of "The Beat with Dave Lindquist": Kevin Morby, Shakey Graves and Indiana’s WT Feaster, Greg Ziesemer and Pots of Pink. 7p, @wttsfm.bsky.social! #TheBeatWTTS

JOHNNY SOCKO | 2026 REUNION ANNOUNCEMENT This is "JOHNNY SOCKO | 2026 REUNION ANNOUNCEMENT" by Mays Entertainment, Co. on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Newly announced: A pair of Johnny Socko reunion shows. The band will perform April 17 at Bloomington's Bluebird and April 18 at Hi-Fi Annex in Indianapolis. vimeo.com/1163120541/3...

Generating buzz: Popular tea and coffee destinations invigorate Kennedy-King intersection. Details at Indianapolis Business Journal: www.ibj.com/articles/pop...

Five artists you'll hear on tonight's episode of "The Beat with Dave Lindquist": Mitski, Friko and Indiana’s Tad Armstrong, Joe Cripe and Rapture. 7p, @wttsfm.bsky.social! #TheBeatWTTS

We reach the 5th anniversary of “The Beat with Dave Lindquist” tonight. After showcasing more than 240 different Indiana artists, we keep rolling this week with Shelby Kelley, Russ Baum and Andy West. 7p, @wttsfm.bsky.social! #TheBeatWTTS

WIBC accused of sidelining on-air personality Rob Kendall in contract stalemate. Details at Indianapolis Business Journal: www.ibj.com/articles/wib...

Broad Ripple Knits? It was a relatively small house before Just Pop In! renovated and expanded the structure.

Just Pop In! owners announce plans to close Broad Ripple location. Details at Indianapolis Business Journal: www.ibj.com/articles/jus...

Opendate, an Indianapolis-based software firm focused on concerts and other live events, lands $14 million in growth capital. Details at Indianapolis Business Journal: www.ibj.com/articles/ind...

If your schedule is open, why not check out tonight’s episode of "The Beat with Dave Lindquist"? We’ll have the latest from They Might Be Giants, Al Green and Indiana’s Richard Edwards, Passing Roadkill and Elizabeth Lee. 7p, @wttsfm.bsky.social! #TheBeatWTTS

Is this a golden era for indie rock in Indiana? Meet Good Flying Birds, Summerbruise and Holy Smokes – three bands recently signed by national labels. Details at Indianapolis Business Journal: www.ibj.com/articles/ind...

Persistent belief: IU football fans’ faith rewarded with #CFBPlayoff national title in Miami. Details at @ibjnews: www.ibj.com/articles/iu-...

Before kickoff tonight, why not spend a few minutes with “The Beat with Dave Lindquist”? We’ll have new music from Brigitte Calls Me Baby, Sault and Indiana’s Gentleman Caller, Wesleigh and Sweet Pea. 7p, @wttsfm.bsky.social! #TheBeatWTTS

“It’s a win-win”: Indianapolis-based attorney Brandon Yosha played football for the University of Miami before earning degrees at IU. His thoughts on tonight’s championship game and other #CFBPlayoff updates at Indianapolis Business Journal: www.ibj.com/articles/liv...

On Sunday, IU fans took over a downtown Miami concert venue, where President Pam Whitten said the football Hoosiers are just part of the school’s overall winning streak. Details at Indianapolis Business Journal: www.ibj.com/articles/whi...

As Indiana University football fans descend on Miami, Curt Cignetti says there’s still room on the bandwagon: “If you’re not sure you can make it down, find a ride.” Details at Indianapolis Business Journal: www.ibj.com/articles/ind...

I've somehow wound up in Miami, writing about Indiana University football fans for the Indianapolis Business Journal. I'm feeding our blog with items – including how John Mellencamp feels about the jock-jam resurgence of "Hurts So Good." Details: www.ibj.com/articles/liv...

Jason Wilber, the Bloomington-based guitarist who backed John Prine onstage for more than 20 years, told me about Prine’s tunes carrying the Songwriters Hall of Famer’s legacy in a new tribute concert film. Details at Indianapolis Business Journal: www.ibj.com/articles/joh...

I caught up with Mark Cuban for an email interview before Monday’s College Football Playoff championship game. He sums up his IU donations as a belief in cutting-edge “CigGPT.” Details at Indianapolis Business Journal: www.ibj.com/articles/mar...

New show: For the first time since 2005, John Mellencamp will headline a show at Ruoff Music Center. A newly announced greatest hits tour will visit the Noblesville amphitheater on July 18.

Five artists you'll hear on tonight's episode of "The Beat with Dave Lindquist": Heavenly, Pinkshift and Indiana’s Adam Graahs, Carl Broemel and Isolation Drills. 7p, @wttsfm.bsky.social! #TheBeatWTTS

New show: Sammy Hagar, June 14 at Ruoff Music Center. His band includes Joe Satriani, Michael Anthony and Indiana icon Kenny Aronoff.

"Dead Man's Wire," which dramatizes the 1977 Tony Kiritsis saga in Indianapolis, opened on 14 screens. It averaged $2,500 per screen Sunday, topping the latest "Avatar" ($1,729) and "Marty Supreme" ($838), per Box Office Mojo. "Dead Man's Wire" goes into wide release next week.

I visited the IBJ Podcast to chat with Mason King about what's ahead in 2026, including the March Madness Music Festival, Jerry Lee Atwood’s western wear at the Eiteljorg and a big-screen adaptation of the Tony Kiritsis saga. Listen for free: www.ibj.com/podcasts#/ib...

Connecting “Dead Man’s Line” to “Dead Man’s Wire”: How an Indianapolis documentary informs Hollywood’s new dramatization of the Tony Kiritsis case. Details at Indianapolis Business Journal: www.ibj.com/articles/doc...

50 years ago today: "Garfield" precursor "Jon" debuts in Indiana newspaper The Pendleton Times.

New show: Bruno Mars, Sept. 9 at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Here’s a peek at the Live Nation music venue planned west of Gainbridge Fieldhouse. My Indianapolis Business Journal colleague Mickey Shuey has details on a Ritz-Carlton hotel confirmed for next door: www.ibj.com/articles/rit...

Here comes the first #TheBeatWTTS of 2026! Five artists you'll hear on tonight's episode: the Mountain Goats, Obongjayar and Indiana’s Stomach Book, Wind and Mike Adams at his Honest Weight. 7p, @wttsfm.bsky.social!

An Indiana-focused arts and entertainment preview for 2026: March Madness Music Festival, Jerry Lee Atwood’s western wear at the Eiteljorg, a big-screen adaptation of the Tony Kiritsis saga and nine more events & attractions. Details at Indianapolis Business Journal: www.ibj.com/articles/12-...