The legendary alt-country band, which performed its first concert in 13 years last month in Chicago, makes a rare Columbus appearance with a sold-out show at Secret Studio on Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Singer David Combs said the Washington D.C power pop band has found a needed sense of connection on its current tour, which hits Cafe Bourbon Street on Saturday, Nov. 16.
Sean Gleeson and Co. will celebrate the release of their self-titled debut in concert at Ace of Cups on Thursday, Nov. 14,
On new album ‘Everyone Can See You,’ the singer, songwriter and guitarist looks back at the years he spent adrift in his 20s and finds the seed of the person he has become.
“Some people will say, ‘You’re successful. You’ve done 20 years. Why change anything?’ And I’m saying that it’s the love that’s going to take me the next 20 years. Looking back at my early music … I was just really free. And that’s what I want to get back to.”
The two bands join forces 12 years after they first toured together across Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The singer and songwriter, who visits Ace of Cups for a concert on Thursday, Oct. 31, took a more collaborative approach in the making of his radical, deeply empathetic new album.
In the midst of a challenging year shaped by family illness and the death of a beloved pet, Wolf, one half of Damn the Witch Siren, returns with a rock album that finds the musician weighing what might be next.
The Indigo Wild musician’s new solo album, culled from archival recordings and available digitally today (Wednesday, Oct. 23), came about only after he learned to let go of his perfectionist tendencies.
The Columbus rapper delivers a stripped-down trio of EPs that find him turning inward to examine everything from the tug of self-doubt to the unflagging motivation that has kept him pushing toward a career in music for 13 years.
