'HERE WE ARE TOGETHER': WHAT IT'S LIKE TO ATTEND A LOCAL SHOW THIS SUMMER

A “new normal” has arrived at Indianapolis music venues, where health protocols share the spotlight with performers during the coronavirus pandemic.

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IndyStar attended shows last weekend at Black Circle Brewing Co., the Mousetrap and the Hi-Fi. Each venue presented music outdoors, considered to be the preferred setting for social distancing and air circulation.

The Bobby Donnelly Interview - Albums Are Like A Time Capsule - The District Spotlight

On the first episode, Bobby Donnelly shares his independent music career and mindset behind it. He takes us back to his roots in classical violin to stretching his talents in a band and putting out successful solo music. Bobby's thoughts on music being a time-capsule, his influences, motivations, and more are thoughtful and light-hearted glimpses into his perspective. Check out his album and lookout for new music releasing soon!

Best Things Indianapolis winners announced: Best Things to Do

After more than two months of nominating and voting — 6,000 nominations and nearly 100,000 votes, to be more exact — we're ready to announce the winners of this year's hiiiiiiiiiighly competitive race for Indy's Best Things. 

New Faces Night (Video): Catch The Whole Set

Performing songs from both his debut and upcoming albums, Bobby Donnelly and company present their set from Indianapolis' top mid-size concert venue, HI-FI, recorded March 30th, 2019.

New Faces Night: Graham The Empire, Bobby Donnelly, Jake Schlegel, and Eric Pedigo

Bobby Donnelly began his musical career as a classically trained violinist at his childhood home in St. Louis, Missouri. His musical endeavors lead him to Butler University in Indianapolis, where he continued to pursue not only the violin, but his love of the guitar and songwriting, leading to his self-titled debut album, released in 2018.