The legendary krautrockers that make up the band Faust are being pulled straight from the pages of myth for a performance as part of Mission Creek at Gabe’s, 330 E. Washington St., at 8 p.m. today, marking...

By Alex Kramer [email protected] It wasn’t just the neon blue lights casting a glow over the crowd at Blue Moose on April 1. We the Kings’s From Here to Mars tour blanketed the house in...

As we enter Hollywood’s pre-summer drought, this last week saw the release of a couple indie biopics, which aim to explore the lives of two of America’s most conflicted and revolutionary musicians. The...

An autistic professor and an injured dancer will meet on Riverside Theater’s stage during the next two-plus weeks in Dancing Lessons. By Justus Flair | [email protected] Red, gold, and hints...

All-too-relatable and inescapably catchy pop-punk lyrics blast from speakers as people show off band T-shirts and daydream of Warped Tour. Maybe the scene is a basement party from the early 2000s, or...

Nic Arp leads two bands, Nic Arp Band and Fritters, to the Mill’s stage on Friday. By Isaac Hamlet [email protected] Watergate left Nixon singing the blues; it left Nic Arp, at age 9, writing...

Musical group The Pines brings the nostalgic small-town feel of their latest album to the Englert. By Adam Buhck [email protected] Nostalgia can leave one wanting to replicate an experience....

Strub’s show, “Rhythm Unbound,” conveys the relationship of Parkinson’s and dance, and Reed’s piece, “Hattie May’s Juke Joint,” celebrates the African-American juke-joint culture. Subjects...

Though it’s technically spring, it’s still chilly enough for this autumn-esque drink. Found on the Mill’s seasonal cocktail menu, this drink is sweet and has enough of a kick to start off your evening. EXPERIENCE:...

NEW RELEASE  Finders Keepers (Bill Hodges), by Stephen King It should surprise no one Stephen King’s latest novel is marketed as “suspenseful.” The so-called King of Horror continues the Bill...

Scott Siepker wants to change the undesirable image of Iowa conjured by both outsiders and insiders. To him, Iowa extends beyond cornfields and small-town living, especially in the pursuit of dreams. “I...

The Walk It Out fashion show gives a platform to numerous cultures on Saturday in the IMU. By Devyn Young [email protected] South Asian, East Asian, Middle Eastern, African, Latin American, hip-hop,...