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Dustin Lynch has “built one of the most consistent recording careers in modern country music” (Billboard), achieving eight #1s, four Top 5 albums, eight GOLD

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Girl Talk with Hugh Augustine   Girl Talk (aka Pittsburgh’s Gregg Gillis) has been constructing meticulous sample-based music since 2000. His early work was known

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The English Beat live at Delmar Hall.

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Motherfolk with Texas King.

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Hitchcock meets hilarity in this madcap comedic thriller. Richard Hannay is an everyday bloke looking for a little more excitement in his life. But he

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The play begins on the eve of her twenty-fifth birthday, Catherine, a troubled young woman, who has spent years caring for her brilliant but unstable

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Awadagin Pratt returns for the SLSO premiere of Jessie Montgomery’s Piano Concerto. Antonín Dvořák’s Symphony “From the New World,” offers an outsider’s perspective on America.

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Jazz St. Louis’s Artist Residency bands are one-of-a-kind groupings brought together for the specific purpose of securing the future of jazz through community engagement and

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You Can’t Stop the Beat! HAIRSPRAY, Broadway’s Tony Award-winning musical comedy phenomenon that inspired the blockbuster film and live television event, is back on tour

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Jamo Presents… The Lot Series featuring: FUNKY BUTT BRASS BAND Fri. April 8, 2022 Doors 7pm • Show 8pm AGES 18+

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Marty D. Spikener’s On Call Band is everything you ever wanted from a blues band. Come to the National Blues Museum and listen to some

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The St. Louis Blues take on the Minnesota Wild at Enterprise Center.

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"At Barnes-Jewish Hospital the wait time for a kidney transplant is around 3 years,” said Dr. Jason Wellen.

Saint Alphonsus Liguori Rock Church on North Grand has to replace the air conditioning units that were pulled from the roof.

Law enforcement sources tell the I-Team mailboxes in the 631-- ZIP code prefix area, which includes parts of St. Louis and St. Louis County, have been hit hard.

Grant’s Farm (7385 Grant Road, 314-843-1700) opens for the season on Saturday, April 30.

ALTON - Alton Boys & Girls Club Executive Director Al Womack Jr. and one of its members, Caleb Spells, had a very special moment this past week when Caleb was named Outstanding Youth of the Year and is now a state finalist. Caleb is an 18-year-old senior at Alton High School and maintains a 3.8-grade-point average. Womack said Caleb is “an outstanding young man,” and he exemplifies everything the Alton Boys & Girls Club stands for. “Caleb is a senior at Alton High and has been part of the AHS ROTC Program and a member of our organization for six years,” Womack said. “His mom, La-Cheryl Lewis, has done a great job of raising him. We are blessed to have him be a part of our organization. He is a junior staff member and great with his peers and other young people.” Caleb’s mother has instilled proper values in him and enrolled him in the club, which has paid great dividends for him. “It has been so outstanding to watch him grow, especially

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JERSEY - At the Jersey Community High School Musical on Sunday, April 3, 2022, the Ryder family was honored for beginning JCHS Theatre Friends. JCHS Theatre Director Brett Beauchamp coordinated the event. Beauchamp announced they are installing a plaque in the lobby here so that even when Brett and Christine Bair are no longer in these halls to tell these stories, Peggy’s legacy will live on. This was an explanation given about the long-time program: Christine Bear said in 1995, she and Brett Beauchamp found themselves in charge of the choral program and theatre program respectively at JCHS. "We joined a colleague, Mr. Cliff Kaminsky, who had inherited the band program a few years previously," Bear said. "We were all excited about our new work in the fine arts department until we began to recognize some uncomfortable truths confronting all three of us: Mr. Kaminsky had only a few band students, I had only a few vocal students, and Mr. Beauchamp had even fewer theatre students.

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