The return of Rambling House Music Bar
Less than two months after the Old North venue closed in late September, the space is moving toward reopening under new owners but with a familiar look and feel.
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Ben Kweller works through grief with the help of friends on ‘Cover the Mirrors’
The Texas musician, who visits A&R Music Bar on Wednesday, Nov. 19, wrote and recorded his latest album following the death of his teenage son, Dorian.
Sgt. Peppercorn’s Marathon set to take place at the Bluestone
Temporarily endangered by the sudden closure of the Athenaeum Theatre, the daylong affair will take place on Saturday, Dec. 27.
Senseless takes things in stride on ‘Good Luck, I Hear You’
The Columbus rapper will celebrate his new album, out today, with a listening party at the Oracle on Friday, Nov. 21.
Pandemic slowdown gives shape to Teeth Marks
Rising from the ashes of Yellow Paper Planes, the heavy, melodic Columbus quintet will celebrate its debut album in concert at Ace of Cups on Friday, Nov. 14.
Hayes Carll takes an inward turn with ‘We’re Only Human’
The Texas singer and songwriter visits Columbus for a show at A&R Music Bar on Thursday, Nov. 13.
Ope emerges from downward spiral with crushing new record
The sludge metal duo will celebrate the release of ‘Opehio (God Is Dead So Why Aren’t We?)’ in concert at Spacebar on Saturday, Nov. 8.
Liquid Mike emerges from a crossroads with ‘Hell Is an Airport’
The rising Michigan power-pop quintet visits Dirty Dungarees for a sold-out concert alongside Militarie Gun on Saturday, Nov. 1.
The gradual return of Earwig
With a new live EP out now and a full-length album coming early next year, Lizard McGee is learning to be more comfortable with taking a back seat to his bandmates while simultaneously putting more of himself out there for listeners.
Keith LaMar seeks release in Freedom First concerts
The Cleveland-born author, musician, and poet will phone in from death row at the Ohio Correctional Penitentiary during an improvisational jazz concert at Antioch College on Sunday, Oct. 26.
Ben Kweller works through grief with the help of friends on ‘Cover the Mirrors’
The Texas musician, who visits A&R Music Bar on Wednesday, Nov. 19, wrote and recorded his latest album following the death of his teenage son, Dorian.
Sgt. Peppercorn’s Marathon set to take place at the Bluestone
Temporarily endangered by the sudden closure of the Athenaeum Theatre, the daylong affair will take place on Saturday, Dec. 27.
Senseless takes things in stride on ‘Good Luck, I Hear You’
The Columbus rapper will celebrate his new album, out today, with a listening party at the Oracle on Friday, Nov. 21.
Pandemic slowdown gives shape to Teeth Marks
Rising from the ashes of Yellow Paper Planes, the heavy, melodic Columbus quintet will celebrate its debut album in concert at Ace of Cups on Friday, Nov. 14.
Hayes Carll takes an inward turn with ‘We’re Only Human’
The Texas singer and songwriter visits Columbus for a show at A&R Music Bar on Thursday, Nov. 13.
Ope emerges from downward spiral with crushing new record
The sludge metal duo will celebrate the release of ‘Opehio (God Is Dead So Why Aren’t We?)’ in concert at Spacebar on Saturday, Nov. 8.
Liquid Mike emerges from a crossroads with ‘Hell Is an Airport’
The rising Michigan power-pop quintet visits Dirty Dungarees for a sold-out concert alongside Militarie Gun on Saturday, Nov. 1.
The gradual return of Earwig
With a new live EP out now and a full-length album coming early next year, Lizard McGee is learning to be more comfortable with taking a back seat to his bandmates while simultaneously putting more of himself out there for listeners.
Keith LaMar seeks release in Freedom First concerts
The Cleveland-born author, musician, and poet will phone in from death row at the Ohio Correctional Penitentiary during an improvisational jazz concert at Antioch College on Sunday, Oct. 26.