Jeff Napier is a freelance writer based in Indianapolis, Indiana. He specializes in covering local music events, interviewing musicians, and providing reviews of concerts and albums. With a passion for sharing the stories and experiences of the local music scene, Jeff's articles capture the essence and energy of the Indianapolis music community.
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Music For All's Bands Of America brings the Grand National Championships to Lucas Oil Stadium this weekend, November 14 -15.
I mean, he's a cantankerous old Brit who says stupid shit and acts like an entitled fop. Hey, I think I've just described half of all Brits. At least he's
I went down a rabbit hole of Moz-related hubris, full of right-wing nut-sacks and imposters named Rat. Still, in the end, I realize I have enough American knuckle-dragging, inbred trailer
Sadly, Joe Bonsall died this past July, depriving the world of one of its most golden voices. But, before retiring last winter, Joe helped the rest of The Oak Ridge
Long Heralded as among the legends of bluegrass, Ricky Scaggs will be switching things up a bit on Wednesday, December 18, when he comes to
The gong. A goddamn monstrosity that was only used on "What Is And What Should Never Be" was all I could think about during Zoso's set opening for Zakk Sabbath.
One of the saddest things to happen this year was the death of George Hanlon, who died on the banks of his beloved Rio Grande River.
1.) Stephen Marley - Everwise Amphitheater at The White River State Park - June 14, 2024 Michael Franti's opener, Stephen Marley, stole the show.
I first encountered John Mellencamp when he appeared in a Creem profile in 1980. The gist of the story followed The Coug (He was still going by Johnny Cougar at the time) at a Cincinnati tour stop opening for The Kinks.
Drummer Angie Lese and Guitarist and singer Rachel Brandsness of the Nashville, Tennessee band Lips Speak Louder are on their way into the limelight.
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