Zandi Holup's recent performance at Indianapolis's Hi-Fi venue showcased her dedication to creating music that resonates on a personal level.

Sarah Kinsley's recent performance at Indianapolis's Turntable venue offered a unique blend of intimate interview and vibrant live show. Prior to taking the stage, Kinsley discussed her creative process behind 'Escaper,' her diverse musical influences, and her approach to bridging studio production with live performance.

Effie (에피) is not just making music; she's carving out a new sonic territory in South Korea. Emerging as the nation's first prominent hyperpop artist and spearheading a burgeoning "Sad Girl" movement, her debut album "E" is a bold departure from the K-Pop status quo, fueled by raw emotion and internet-age inspiration.

Marking their 15th anniversary, Japanese rock band Czecho No Republic announces the return of their signature event, "DREAM SHOWER," for a special 2025 edition. Joining them on stage will be long-time friends and admired peers SUPER BEAVER, sumika, and go!go!vanillas for a celebratory night at Toyosu PIT.

Daniel Blumberg, the enigmatic former frontman of Yuck, has embarked on an ambitious new project: scoring Brady Corbet's A24 film, The Brutalist. This isn't just any film score; it's a sonic exploration of brutalist architecture, a genre known for its raw, imposing forms and its social and political implications.

Japanese actress and singer Miho Nakayama, known for starring in the hit 1995 film "Love Letter," has tragically passed away at the age of 54. The news of her sudden death on December 8th, 2024, shocked fans and the entertainment industry alike.

Over the weekend, the 88rising Night Market transformed the GUESS Jeans Campus into a vibrant celebration of Asian American culture. From mouthwatering cuisine to captivating performances, the event offered something for everyone. As we wandered through the bustling marketplace, we were immersed in a world of delicious food, unique shopping experiences, and a strong sense of community.