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Country musician Logan Mize's new album, "Her Heartland," in part reflects his experiences after he and his family left Nashville to return to Kansas. Mize says that he didn't have to think too long about the change.
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Guitarist Al Di Meola recently celebrated his 70th birthday and released a new album. The veteran recently spoke with KMUW's Jedd Beaudoin about his career and remaining inspired to create new music.
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"Welcome to the Wichita Symphony” is a partnership between the symphony and the Wichita Public Library. Several times over the summer, local musicians gather at the library to discuss and demonstrate their instruments, and to answer kids’ questions about the symphony.
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Wichita musician Craig Owens is premiering some new music this evening with his longstanding musical collective The Bodo Ensemble. Owens says that despite the group's experimental nature, Wichita audiences have always been willing to embrace the music.
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The Beach Boys may have be best known for their songs about the California sun and surf but four of the original members, Mike Love, Brian, Dennis and Carl Wilson, all have roots in Kansas.
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The band Scroat Belly formed in Wichita in 1994 and was known for its groundbreaking brand of rock. According to guitarist and vocalist Wayne Gottstine, the band had another upper hand: Its merchandise.
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Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit are known for their award-winning songs and albums. Guitarist Sadler Vaden says that Isbell likes to keep the other musicians on their toes when it comes to recording his songs.
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New York City-based singer-songwriter Jon Regen’s new single, “Even If the World Falls Down” is out June 21 via JRM/Symphonic.
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French Cassettes will perform at Elsewhere Fest on Friday, June 21.
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The inaugural Elsewhere Fest begins Friday in downtown Wichita.