local music

What began as a dorm room project during the pandemic has grown into one of the city's most exciting local acts, delivering "Indie music you can mosh to." Ahead of their performance at Live and Local at The Landing, WBOI's Brianna Barrow spoke with the band to discuss their unique origin story, DIY approach to making music, and what makes Fort Wayne's local music scene so special.

Ahead of kicking off season two of WBOI Music Presents: Live and Local at The Landing, Fort Wayne band Los Electro sat down with WBOI to talk about their high-energy live shows, blending psychedelic rock with Latin cumbia and salsa influences, representing Latino culture through music, and debuting original songs for hometown audiences.

Local musicians and educators Sean Hoffman and Ellen Coplin, known on the performance circuit as Bobcat Opossum, are on a full-time crusade to preserve and promote bluegrass traditions across the heartland, sharing the core communal elements of the music they love.

Max Wells put out his latest album 'Chrysalistic' in May of this year.

The performances had third- through fifth-graders playing some familiar hits for their parents and peers.

Fort Wayne’s musical community is growing, as the Fort Wayne School of Rock held its grand opening last Saturday with a special Halloween…

The Battle of the Bands concept got its start in the 1960s, and remains a staple of vibrant music scenes around the world.This month, the University of…

This Friday evening, Fort Wayne Cinema Center is presenting the first of a three-part silent film series with a one-time showing of Nosferatu, F.W.…

The Pinestock Music Festival kicks off tomorrow on a 20-acre pine tree farm in Churubusco. According to Pinestock co-founder Nicholas Weaver, people have…

For the first time since 1993, steam locomotive no. 765 departed Fort Wayne for a public trip. Thousands hopped aboard for two round-trip excursions to…