Cultural Shorts

Halestorm vocalist Lzzy Hale talks about how she and her bandmates are celebrating their new album and a return to touring.

Little Satchmo will screen at the Crown Uptown Theater as part of the Wichita Jazz Festival.

Musician Matt Wilson returns to Wichita this week to perform at the Wichita Jazz Festival.

The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band performs at Wave, Friday, April 15.

Dusty Grant has released a number of acoustic-driven singles in recent years, but he's back with a new song, "Oceans," and a full band this time.

The new Tallgrass Film Center opened its doors earlier this month. The theater is located on the first floor of The Lux in downtown Wichita.

Gooding returns to Wichita this weekend in support of a new album, 99 Rebellions.

Comedian Lewis Black recently returned to the road after a hiatus that stretched hundreds of days, and the pandemic has done little to quiet Black's comedic sensibilities.

Musician Samantha Fish breaks down her process and how her new material will make its way into her live shows.

Local band Kill Vargas spent a decade building a name for itself but a break from the road in 2020 gave the band time to reflect on its past and future. The group changed its name to Social Cinema, added two new members, and has released a new single. KMUW's Jedd Beaudoin recently caught up with Social Cinema's Austin Engler as well as brothers Logan and Griffin Bush.