You’re invited to ring in the new year with the award-winning Melissa Manchester!
Feinstein’s is pleased to host their New Year’s Eve Celebration with the legendary artist whose career spans over three decades.
Kelley M. Nichols, Feinstein’s Cabaret and event operations manager, joined us today to share what you can expect from this event.
Manchester will have two shows at Feinstein’s on December 31. The first show is at 7:30 p.m., and the second is at 10:45 p.m.
Ticket prices include admission to reserved seating, as well as a complimentary champagne toast.
Experience classic dining at its best when you dine at Feinstein’s at Hotel Carmichael in Carmel! With a creative and inspiring space, sophisticated ambiance and lively entertainment, our unique venue lets you enjoy an unforgettable meal while delighting in world-class entertainment!
About Melissa Manchester:
Manchester’s tremendously successful solo career brought her critical and commercial acclaim. The “Midnight Blue” singer received her first Grammy nomination for Best Pop Female Vocal Performance in 1979 for the Peter Allen/Carole Bayer Sager-penned “Don’t Cry Out Loud,” winning the Grammy in that category four years later for “You Should Hear How She Talks About You.” Manchester has also had her songs recorded by Barbra Streisand, Roberta Flack, Dusty Springfield, Alison Krauss, Kenny Loggins and many others. Two songs she performed, “Through The Eyes Of Love” and “The Promise,” were nominated for Oscars in the same year. She has written tunes for several other films including The Great Mouse Detective, Lady and the Tramp II, Dirty Girl, and Tyler Perry’s For Colored Girls.
Today’s All Indiana Artist is Schawayna Raie.
She joined us today with a performance of her song, “Remembering Christmas.”
You can see Schawayna Raie perform on Sunday, December 12 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the James & Rosemary Phalen Leadership Academy.
More about Schawayna Raie:
Schawayna Raie is an Inspirational Recording Artist known for her Neo-Soul sound. She has been labeled the Jill Scott of Gospel. Schawayna Raie is the visionary behind her brand. Schawayna Raie released her breakout album in December 2010 called Through It All. Not knowing that the album would thrust her into artistry due to its ability to reach overseas, she had to release her second album three years later. She released two albums in 2013 (No More Hiding and Remembering Christmas), which became her most successful albums to date. The release of her single Who Will Cry (for the little girl) – April 2015 gave an inside to her own personal struggle with child molestation bringing awareness to sexual assault and her newfound passion for human trafficking. Schawayna Raie has been involved with the startup of many women’s businesses through branding and strategic planning as well as her own non-profit. She has been an avid philanthropist through donations personally or fundraising through her artistry. She has been labeled the woman’s woman through her efforts in uplifting and motivating women to be their very best. Schawayna Raie is an Artist, Philanthropic, Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker, and Businesswoman. Schawayna Raie created an event to bridge her philanthropy and music together called Schawayna Raie and Friends, “A Christmas Benefits Celebration” in 2013 to celebrate the release of her Christmas album. This is a fundraising event that has donated greater than $5000 to local nonprofit organizations during Christmas. Schawayna Raie created an event called the PhenomeMOM Awards that happens each May during Mother’s Day to celebrate everyday mothers through her nonprofit Uplift Your Sister. Schawayna Raie has now partnered with a new restaurant called The Mad Griddle to give a platform for local talent to present their gifts outside of the church called Gospel Sundays. She hosts this show every Sunday since October 3, 2021, which was the launch. Schawayna Raie is a leader, singer, songwriter, philanthropist, advocate, and speaker
For more information visit:
Website: schawaynaraie.com
Facebook: officialschawaynaraie
Twitter: schawaynaraie
Youtube: schawaynaraie
Today’s All Indiana Artist, Schawayna Raie, captivates audiences with her neo-soul style vocal impressions. She’s a storyteller through her vocal inflections and her writing abilities.
Schawayna began her musical journey in 2011 and is a champion to women, speaking strength, enlightenment and love.
She joined us today performing her song, “Who Will Cry.”
More about Schawayna Raie:
Schawayna Raie is an Inspirational Recording Artist known for her Neo-Soul sound. She has been labeled the Jill Scott of Gospel. Schawayna Raie is the visionary behind her brand. Schawayna Raie released her breakout album in December 2010 called Through It All. Not knowing that the album would thrust her into artistry due to its ability to reach overseas, she had to release her second album three years later. She released two albums in 2013 (No More Hiding and Remembering Christmas), which became her most successful albums to date. The release of her single Who Will Cry (for the little girl) – April 2015 gave an inside to her own personal struggle with child molestation bringing awareness to sexual assault and her newfound passion for human trafficking. Schawayna Raie has been involved with the startup of many women’s businesses through branding and strategic planning as well as her own non-profit. She has been an avid philanthropist through donations personally or fundraising through her artistry. She has been labeled the woman’s woman through her efforts in uplifting and motivating women to be their very best. Schawayna Raie is an Artist, Philanthropic, Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker, and Businesswoman. Schawayna Raie created an event to bridge her philanthropy and music together called Schawayna Raie and Friends, “A Christmas Benefits Celebration” in 2013 to celebrate the release of her Christmas album. This is a fundraising event that has donated greater than $5000 to local nonprofit organizations during Christmas. Schawayna Raie created an event called the PhenomeMOM Awards that happens each May during Mother’s Day to celebrate everyday mothers through her nonprofit Uplift Your Sister. Schawayna Raie has now partnered with a new restaurant called The Mad Griddle to give a platform for local talent to present their gifts outside of the church called Gospel Sundays. She hosts this show every Sunday since October 3, 2021, which was the launch. Schawayna Raie is a leader, singer, songwriter, philanthropist, advocate, and speaker
For more information visit:
Website: schawaynaraie.com
Facebook: officialschawaynaraie
Twitter: schawaynaraie
Youtube: schawaynaraie
The Indianapolis Quartet is performing at the Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center on Monday, November 15 at 7:30 p.m. They stopped by to give us a preview of their show performing, an excerpt of Beethoven’s String Quartet op.74 in E flat major.
The quartet includes violinists Zachary DePue and Joana Genova, violist Michael Isaac Strauss and cellist Austin Huntington.
They’re now in their sixth season and in residence at the University of Indianapolis.
There will be a limited, and socially distant, audience according to UIndy’s current COVID-19 events policies.
The concert will also be live-streamed on Twitch and broadcast live on WICR 88.7 FM.
For more information visit, events.uindy.edu.
Classical Music Indy is a local music program on the mission to inspire people in the community through classical music.
Eric Salazar, director of communication for Classical Music Indy, and Joshua Thompson, podcast host for Classical Music Indy joined us today to share more about their organization’s latest projects.
Eric also performed his song, “Sky So Blue” from his album, “Soul Search.”
About Classical Music Indy:
Classical Music Indy is Central Indiana’s premier syndicator of Peabody-award-winning classical music radio programs, producer of 24/7 classical music streaming and award-winning podcasts, community programs provider, publisher of NOTE Magazine, and advocate for classical music and classical music-makers. Their mission is to inspire people in our community with the power of classical music. Their vision is to be the most accessible provider of high-quality classical music opportunities for audiences and artists in Central Indiana.
They play a key role in Central Indiana’s thriving local arts scene, creating the most relevant, equitable classical music content that serves as a national platform for our city’s culture with artist-led projects. Click here to learn about ways to support Classical Music Indy.
For more information visit:
classicalmusicindy.org/podcasts/melanated-moments
Night Owl Country Band is celebrating Halloween and their six year anniversary this weekend! We’re glad they celebrated with us and played their newest song, “Country to the Bone” as well as their song, “Cool Gentle Wind.”
Their song “Country to the Bone’ was nationally release and hit #1 on the Top 40 Indie Radio Chart.
Their full album, “Off The Tracks” is coming to all streaming services on Oct. 31.
Today’s All Indiana Artist has had the privilege of serenading names such as Bill Gates, Wayne Brady, Liza Minnelli and Eric Dickerson among many others.
She won the Indiana State Fair talent competition as female vocalist and has since performed with various symphonies around the world.
Hall also raised twin sons when she moved to Hawaii in the 80’s, but is back home now to enjoy the Hoosier hospitality.
Anita Hall joined us today to share about her career, “nothing is impossible” attitude and to perform her beautiful song, “Amazing.”
Take a listen.
For more information visit:
Facebook.com/AnitaHallSings
INSTAGRAM: @ANITAHALLSINGS
Blacktoberfest is an event designed to highlight Black Owned Businesses and give platforms to those who may not have the benefit of a brick-and-mortar establishment, website, or supply chain operation.
The event takes place Saturday, October 30 from 4pm – 10pm in the heart of the community at 1544 Columbia Avenue in Indianapolis, IN.
It’s offering black business owners a venue to network with other business owners and connect with the local community who will not only patronize, but support them beyond the day of the event.
The event will feature live performances, music and all the odes to Black Culture, with the modern aesthetics of a Beer Garden in Fall. Complete with the amber glow of fire pits, and hanging bulb lights overhead illuminating unapologetic blackness and entrepreneurial excellence.
Renee King, singer/song-writer, joined us today to give a preview of the kind of performance you can expect from her and others there.
For more information visit, indyblacktoberfest.com, @ReneeKAllDay on social media and okaraimani.com.
Today’s All Indiana artist is an Americana Folk singer/songwriter with a disarming personality and a unique authenticity.
Cole Woodruff combines masterful storytelling, poignant lyrics and powerful vocals to bring a message of hope to a weary world.
For more from him visit: colewoodruffmusic.com
Today’s All Indiana Artist is a local alternative rock band known all over the Midwest.
They’re celebrating the one year anniversary of their first full-length album, “Paso Doble”.
Their tracks are often mysterious, and you’ll get mesmerized by their reverb guitar licks and cool vocal effects, but today they shared a more acoustic sound.
For more from them visit, bulletpoints.bandcamp.com.