Local live music this week: music groups and showcases
Experience new music this week in Bloomington.
Experience new music this week in Bloomington.
Smart is currently a professor of music at Carnegie Mellon University.
The group will bring its comedy and music act to Bloomington for two performances.
Korolenko performed 18 songs at Ford-Crawford Hall on Wednesday night.
"Chicago" returned to IU with a performance proving sometimes less is more.
Get out of the cold this week and listen to some live music.
Simon Music Center’s second floor held a guest lecture and performance.
The festival offers a first look at new plays in development.
The performance took place in Auer Hall on Friday night.
Constellation’s production of the holiday classic brings singing and dancing to town.
The IU Contemporary Dance Theatre presented its sole concert of the semester Friday.
The performance starts at 8 p.m. Friday at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
The a cappella group founded at IU will perform its holiday show Dec. 11.
The Singing Hoosiers presented their “Holiday Chimes” concert Saturday.
The Jacobs Opera and Ballet Theater’s production of “The Nutcracker” opens Friday.
The musical was performed in the Wells-Metz Theatre.
The Bloomington Delta Music Club hosted its second annual Battle of the Bands Saturday.
The ensemble will perform Nov. 20 at the Musical Arts Center.
All proceeds of the stand-up comedy show will go towards Habitat for Humanity.
The 1968 play delivered a new theater experience to Bloomington audiences.