Despite being initially discouraged from the music industry, a UNO instructor followed his dream of being a musician because he could not see himself doing anything else.

This spring, Rad Kadillac Productions loaded their schedule with some of the top names in electronic dance music and a few more “traditional,” in the instrument sense, artists to warm up dance floors for the summer. “I’m excited for all the shows,” Justin Kadlec, co-founder and CEO of Rad Kadillac, said.

Late afternoon Saturday, April 7, the UNO Department of Music performed its annual Day of Percussion at the Strauss Performing Arts Hall.

On March 19, Omaha’s award-winning commercial-free radio station KVNO Classical 90.7 FM celebrated its 40 years of broadcasting and kicked off its Spring Membership Drive.

From fast-paced army songs to elegant tunes prefacing a woman’s marriage to a mystic Knight of the Holy Grail, the wind ensemble concert on Sunday put on by Doane College and the University of Nebraska Omaha had an eclectic selection of music.

Every so often an album comes along that’s flawless from beginning to end.  Indie rock band from Albuquerque, N.M., The Shins have done just that with their latest album “Port of Morrow” released on March 20. This is the band’s fourth studio album.

An engaging ceremony of bassists, saxophonists, pianists and percussionists blew away the hearts of spectators this weekend with the UNO Great Plains Jazz Festival at UNO's Strauss Recital Hall and the majestic Holland Performing Arts Center in Downtown Omaha.

Did you ever think Lady Gaga would be here in Nebraska to record a Grammy award-winning song?