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(09/06/22 9:49pm)
Local band Too Many Cooks releases rock single “stairs” Aug. 13. Though each band member has a personal favorite genre — blues, psychedelic, rock, funk and alternative — they all connect through one genre in particular: classic rock.
(09/01/22 1:00pm)
Michael Bruner, local musician and IU graduate, released his song “all the pressure” on July 27. In the song, he discusses the immense pressure society puts on individuals to perform over their capacity.
(08/29/22 1:57pm)
Music poured onto College Avenue as people descended the stairs to The Orbit Room where rock bands The Croakes, SYZYGY and The Matriarch took the stage.
(08/24/22 1:00pm)
Punk rock band SYZYGY, pop rock band The Matriarch and folk rock band The Croakes will perform at 7 p.m. August 27 at the Orbit Room. There is a $5 cover cost, and all money will be donated to local abortion resources.
(07/28/22 9:55pm)
Gospel band Harlem Gospel Travelers will perform at 8 p.m. Aug. 3 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater. Doors will open at 7:30 p.m. and tickets are available on the venue’s website. Reserved orchestra pit tickets are $34 and regular reserved seating is $24.
(07/15/22 12:00pm)
King Margo, a band originating from Nashville, Tennessee, will perform July 15 at the Orbit Room. Fleeter and CJ Reichard, performance organization Cosmic Songwriter’s Club alums, will play an opening set.
(07/07/22 9:51pm)
Six Foot Blonde, a Bloomington-based band consisting of nine members, will perform July 9 for all ages at the HI-FI Annex in Indianapolis. The outdoor show will start at 7 p.m. and doors will open at 6 p.m. Tickets are available for $10 for all ages.
(07/07/22 12:19am)
Local musician and IU graduate Michael Bruner released his newest song, “yeah yeah,” on June 15.
(06/30/22 1:19am)
IU 2022 graduate Grace Leckey, half of the local band GraceKellie, debuted as a solo artist on June 25 with the release of “Best Supporting Actress.” The album parodies women receiving praise for following the script men have given them.
(06/28/22 3:48pm)
Current Entertainment, a band originating from Nashville, Indiana, will perform from 2-5 p.m July 3 at Hard Truth Hills in Nashville as part of Fourth of July Fest.
(06/27/22 12:36am)
Rock, folk and hip hop artists took the stage on June 25 in Dunn Meadow to perform and showcase their music as part of RealFest. Local music organization Midnight Reality presented this musical festival in partnership with Visit Bloomington and WIUX, among others.
(06/21/22 6:57pm)
Local music organization Midnight Reality will present the second annual summer festival RealFest from 1 to 10 p.m. on June 25 in Dunn Meadow. The festival will be free and livestreamed.
(06/20/22 2:00pm)
Bloomington’s music community includes everyone, from people who enjoy listening to music to the artists who create and play it. Genres range from punk to classical and country to indie. While the Bloomington house show community is vibrant and thriving, venues also provide musicians with stages to perform covers or original music.
(06/12/22 10:25pm)
IU 2022 graduate Anna Fagin released her debut single “She Was an Hour” as Fleeter on June 10. She wrote the pop folk song for a songwriting class last semester. The single is available on all streaming platforms.
(06/10/22 2:06pm)
Pinthouse will conduct a summer concert series with performances on June 11 and 24. Bands LYSERGiC and Tree To Stone will perform on June 11. THiN LiNES, LYSERGiC and Mindfully Blind will perform on June 24.
(06/08/22 6:29pm)
The Orbit Room switched to an all ages venue on June 2. The restaurant will invite people of all ages until 8 p.m. and will continue to cater to individuals ages 21+ after that time.
(06/08/22 12:12am)
The 14th Annual Bloomington Comedy Festival will bring 48 comedians to The Comedy Attic to compete to find the funniest comedian in Bloomington. Audience members will vote for the winner.
(06/02/22 10:42pm)
Local venues The Bluebird, The Bishop Bar and The Orbit Room will celebrate Clubfest by bringing folk and rock musical artists to their stages on June 3. Clubfest is one of the many celebrations involved in Granfalloon Festival, a celebration inspired by Indianapolis author Kurt Vonnegut.
(05/18/22 4:38pm)
The Matriarch released their first original song, “Best Wishes,” on Sunday. The rock song is currently available on all streaming platforms.
(05/17/22 12:13am)
“Dance Fever,” Florence + The Machine’s fifth album, suggests horror and royalty, appearing as if evil has leaked into heaven. Released on May 13, the songs are impossible to sit still to. They generate an actual dance fever, like the title of one of the songs, “Choreomania,” the uncontrollable urge to dance.