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"You survive because you're interested in surviving," said Suzanne Vega, a Grammy-winning platinum recording artist who has navigated some of the music industry's most consequential inflection points—including starting her own label. Vega performs at the Castle Theatre in Bloomington on March 20.
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Bloomington Kiwanis' annual Pancake Days is this weekend. You can dance off the carbs at the Castle Theatre's Chappell Roan dance party.
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Way Down Wanderers returns to the Castle for the first time since parting ways with co-front man Collin Krause.
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The long weekend boasts much more than Black Friday shopping.
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Indie rockers Josiah King and Caleb Durian formed their basement band Cats and Dragons in Geneseo as high schoolers. Now students at ISU, they're circulating the underground live music scene with a five-piece band that'll battle it out next week at the Castle Theatre.
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The country's longest-running Dave Matthews cover band returns to Bloomington. The band is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Matthews' debut studio album, "Under the Table and Dreaming."
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Homecoming will bring scores of alumni and parents to Illinois State this weekend. Community members can join the fun with several open-to-all activities.
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American Idol star Leah Marlene has played to millions, but until last weekend, she'd never headlined at the Castle Theatre in downtown Bloomington.
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The American Idol finalist who dazzled Uptown Normal returns for her official Castle Theatre debut.
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Delta blues band Mississippi Heat and smooth jazz trio 3 Central headline Jazz UpFront's annual block party.