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New & Improved Website at Whatzup.Com AUG. 11-17, 2016 whatzup.com New & improved website at FACEBOOK.COM/WHATZUPFORTWAYNE WWW.WHATZUP.COM FACEBOOK.COM/WHATZUPFORTWAYNE 2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- www.whatzup.com -------------------------------------------------------------August 11, 2016 whatzup Live Auctions Volume 21, Number 2 ere at World Headquarters we were short-handed over the past week, Every Friday struggling with a complete overhaul of whatzup.com and mired in what Night we like to call “computer hell.” That didn’t stop us, however, from bring- ingH to you one of the most action-packed issues of this, our 22nd year. True, there have been but two issues in this, our 22nd year of bringing you what there is to do Check Our in and around Fort Wayne, Indiana, but still, take a glance down the page – that’s a whole lotta stuff. Website for When you’ve done something for 22 years, you tend to get kind of efficient at it. At Online Auctions the same time, however, it’s easy to get stuck in a certain routine over time that at some point begins to turn into a rut. We fight against that. We really do. Which is why we’re investing so much time and energy into whatzup.com. If you haven’t looked at 123 E. Van Buren St., Downtown Columbia City the site lately, please go check it out. And if you spot any problems or recommenda- 260-580-3184 || belltowerauctions.com tions for enhancing it, please don’t hesitate to let us know. It’s a work in progress, and it’s likely to be a bit glitchy from time to time, but we’re determined to make it the internet’s best source for northeast Indiana’s cultural information, and your input can only help. Meanwhile, please check out this print version of the area’s only arts and entertain- ment publication, make some plans to have some fun, go have it and tell everyone you meet and greet along the way that whatzup sent you. Have a good one! inside the issue • features PICKS ............................................. 13 Jeff Dunham ROAD NOTEZ .................................. 14 GANGSTAGRASS ......................................4 Cooking Up a Musical Stew ON BOOKS ...................................... 20 Hamilton: The Revolution HAPPY TOGETHER TOUR ..........................5 Still Out There After All These Years SCREENTIME ................................. 20 Critics Can’t Slow Suicide Squad AMERICA ......................................................6 Just Plain Hit Songs CURTAIN CALL ................................ 22 They Came from Mars and Landed Outside the Farndale FLATLAND HARMONY EXPERIMENT ......7 Avenue Church Hall in Time for the Townswomen’s Guild’s Mad Scientists of Bluegrass Coffee Morning STAYING ALIVE ...........................................8 A Rare Tribute • calendars BLACK DOOR ...............................................8 Help from His Friends LIVE MUSIC & COMEDY ................. 10 • columns & reviews MUSIC/ON THE ROAD .................... 14 ROAD TRIPZ ................................... 17 SPINS ................................................9 ART & ARTIFACTS .......................... 21 Avalanches, Cliff Martinez STAGE & DANCE ............................ 22 BACKTRACKS ...................................9 THINGS TO DO ............................... 23 Faces, A Nod Is As Good As a Wink ... to a Blind Horse (1971) Cover by Brandon Jordan and Greg Locke OUT AND ABOUT ............................ 10 Cover photo of Gangstagrass by Sean Aikins of Kallizm An Evening with a Fort Wayne Icon Reaktor Photograph August 11, 2016 --------------------------------------------------------------- www.whatzup.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------3 BROUGHT TO YOU BY: ----------------------------- Feature • Gangstagrass ----------------------------- Allen County Public Library/Rock the Plaza ..................11 all for One Productions ........................................................3 Arena Dinner Theatre/They Came from Mars ..................21 Arts United/Taste of the Arts ..........................................7 Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival ......................................6 Cooking Up a Musical Stew Beamer’s Sports Grill .......................................................11 By D.M. Jones one another and listeners gravitate toward career as a result of being a producer in Bell Tower Auctions ..............................................................3 individual songs rather than whole albums. Brooklyn, where musical cross-pollination C2G Music Hall...................................................................17 When you think of bluegrass music, But this wasn’t always so — and Rench har- isn’t an uncommon occurrence. By the time Calhoun Street Soups, Salads, Spirits .........................10 “Brooklyn” and “rap” don’t immediately nessed his disparate influences the old-fash- he put the pieces together and shared “Rench spring to mind. But the more you think about ioned way: by soaking them in all his life and Presents: Gangstagrass” for free on the In- Columbia Street West ......................................................12 what drives the venerable acoustic-based possessing the chops and open-mindedness ternet, it became obvious that his outlook on Cute by Nature Jewelry ....................................................12 music form musical integra- (most notably its tion was shared Embassy Theatre ...............................................................17 driving rhythms by far more lis- Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory ..................5 and impactful teners and artists style), the more than the industry Fort Wayne Civic Theatre/Rocky Horror Picture Show ..21 you realize how or hardcore ad- Fort Wayne Dance Collective ...........................................21 it might be pos- herents might Fort Wayne Musicians Association ................................12 sible that hip- want to concede. hop and blue- It helped that Fort Wayne Parks Dept./Staying Alive .............................5 grass could not his particular Fort Wayne Parks Dept./The Stranger .............................5 only comple- approach made ment each other, the blend feel Hamilton House Bar & Grill ..............................................10 but actually meld seamless; it’s not Honeywell Center/Three Dog Night .................................12 together. simply hip-hop Latch String Bar & Grill ....................................................10 Brooklyn- vocals layered based guitarist/ over rustic in- Lucky Turtle Grill/Lucky Moose Lounge ..........................19 producer/writer/ struments. 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