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Matt Whipkey has a sound of his own, and that's not a bad thing.  The Whipkey Three releases "Two Truths" at Stir Live and Loud on Saturday.

After last year's lack of female performers, Maha is looking to be "practically a Midwestern Lilith Fair" with its lineup this year.

Melissa Amstutz takes the listener through her dreams via a "Mimosa" and will play Love Drunk's fundraising concert at The Sydney on Thursday.

Guilty Is The Bear isn't forgetful, they are just in love. Chances are, though, they'll remember if you make the trip to see them in Seward tonight.

A free Earth Day concert, visits by Arrah and the Ferns, Lights and Harouki Zombi and art from Heather Sticka of Tsumi.

"From what I can gather, as she’s screaming these lyrics out at people, is that life doesn’t get any easier and that seems to piss her off." — Jon Taylor on wife Heidi Ore

Cay Combs hits the streets hard with Nerdtron Studios. Here, he shares his advice on how to promote efficiently and successfully.

Saintseneca doesn't know where songs come from, but they do know where to dig for the right one.

It's not every day four bands each premiere new songs at one concert, but hey, Omaha Girls Rock isn't your usual summer camp either.

Rock Candy's Kevin Coffey talks with band member Tim Arnold from Good Old War about the bands latest album Come Back Rain.