Steve Allee's latest album, Naptown Sound, pays tribute to the rich musical heritage of Indianapolis jazz.

A new collaboration between jazz clubs across the Midwest aims to bring more artists to the region. The inaugural tour makes its first stop in Indianapolis this weekend.

After a two year search, the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra has selected a new conductor and artistic director. WFYI’s Abriana Herron spoke with Kellen Gray who will become the orchestra’s first African American conductor and the second Black artistic leader of a professional orchestra in the state.

Hanukkah continues. That means if you're in the right place, you'll hear a musical tradition that's been around for centuries known as klezmer. To learn more, WFYI’s Ray Steele spoke to Dr. Shawn Royer, the chair of music and theatre at Marian University in Indianapolis.

The singer performed in Chicago and Cincinnati this year, but hasn’t been to Indianapolis since 2018.

You cannot paint the band Dizgo into a corner. When you hear one of their songs, you might hear three or four different styles in that song, and then you'll hear something completely different in their very next song. The one commonality… their songs are mostly really, really long.

Fazle has been making music professionally for over a decade. His latest album is the culmination of a trilogy. It's called "GRXCK: Finale."

Ryan M. Hunt from Evansville is appearing in “Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations” at Clowes Memorial Hall through Sunday, June 11.

John Pizzarelli’s career started alongside one of the country’s best known jazz musicians, who also just happened to be his father. But for decades now, Pizzarelli has been blazing his own musical trail with an updated, yet old-school sound.

A local musician is the only Hoosier recipient of a national grant that champions cultural equity and formal innovation in the performing arts.