Fort Wayne Music Scene

If you’re looking for a special bit of live-music heaven, Pearl Arts’ second-annual PianoFest Sunday afternoon is a joyful celebration of the instrument and the four talented musicians coming together to perform it.

If you take a look and a listen around you, the music scene is exploding—in fact, Visit Fort Wayne’s Jess Campbell says we’re ready to make some national noise as our official music economy strategy takes shape.

Fort Wayne’s iconic Embassy Theatre is celebrating its 20th Down the Line concert on Feb. 21 with a special show featuring five local bands, each paying tribute to a different era of music.

To lighten winter’s sadness, Mark Meyer, a local creator and music promotor, is presenting an intimate 5-concert series showcasing veteran singer songwriters from Nashville.

It you’re looking for a bit of musical merriment, Debutants, a creative bluegrass string collective, are throwing a Funslinger's Ball on Nov. 22 at the Clyde Theatre.

The band will take the stage at seven this evening.

As Pearl Arts prepares for its 2nd season of Fall classes and musical activities, its new CEO and Executive Director, Angie Fincannon, has made the most of her 1st month on the job and eagerly looks toward the future.

The East Allen Community Youth Band is a new initiative that provides students in the Paul Harding/East Allen University attendance area an opportunity to continue in music education.Open to anyone who plays a band instrument, the group is comprised of musicians from five schools—spanning junior high through college ages—and will be presenting its spring concert at Pearl Arts on Thursday.

Fred Rothert's passion and talent for music began at an early age, and lead to a total immersion in the local and regional music scene

The gala, aptly named She Rocks the Fort, takes place Sunday, Oct. 20 at the Clyde Theatre.