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‘We were surrounded by people from the town and people from the college who would talk about, oh, Delaware is so boring. But we always tried to make something happen there.’
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Kilynn Lunsford continues to find space for hope
The New Jersey singer and songwriter will join her band in concert at Cafe Bourbon Street on Sunday, Sept. 14, supported by openers Chlorine, Son of Dribble, and Lightning Hands.
Did’ja shakes off Covid isolation with shapeshifting ‘Weird Feathers’
The Columbus band will celebrate the release of its restless new record in concert at Rumba Cafe on Friday, Sept. 12.
Venue closures highlight fragility of the city’s live music scene
In recent weeks, Rambling House announced it would shutter, WitchLab began to look for a new building pending an eviction, and TempleLive closed unexpectedly, throwing the future of downtown venue the Athenaeum into question.
Thirty years on, Cheater Slicks revisit the tumultuous making of ‘Don’t Like You’
The influential garage-punk veterans will celebrate a trio of archival releases in concert at Cafe Bourbon Street on Saturday, Sept. 6.
Staccato Drone takes listeners on an immersive journey with ‘Beaches of Mars’
Columbus musician Peter Shumaker will celebrate the release of new Staccato Drone album in concert at Rambling House on Friday, Sept. 5.
Greg Owens & Harmonic Soul hopes the second time around is the charm
The funk-soul band returns from a lengthy hiatus with a new EP (‘Live from Rehearsal’) and renewed hope for the future.
The journey continues for musicians Joe Camerlengo and Branden Barnett
The musicians, who will join Joe Peppercorn and Josh Krajcik onstage at Natalie’s Grandview tonight (Friday, Aug. 29), on their shifting creative priorities, the connection between songwriting and mental health, and what it meant to finally hop off ‘the treadmill of specialness.’
Brian Harnetty gets to the heart of his practice in ‘Noisy Memory’
The musician traces his winding artistic path in his remarkable new memoir, which he’ll celebrate with a reading at Two Dollar Radio Headquarters on Wednesday, Aug. 27.
Joey Aich lives for ‘Moments Like These’
The Columbus rapper will perform the entirety of his new album in concert with the Head Band at Rambling House on Wednesday, Aug. 27, with a full album release to follow later this year.
Kilynn Lunsford continues to find space for hope
The New Jersey singer and songwriter will join her band in concert at Cafe Bourbon Street on Sunday, Sept. 14, supported by openers Chlorine, Son of Dribble, and Lightning Hands.
Did’ja shakes off Covid isolation with shapeshifting ‘Weird Feathers’
The Columbus band will celebrate the release of its restless new record in concert at Rumba Cafe on Friday, Sept. 12.
Venue closures highlight fragility of the city’s live music scene
In recent weeks, Rambling House announced it would shutter, WitchLab began to look for a new building pending an eviction, and TempleLive closed unexpectedly, throwing the future of downtown venue the Athenaeum into question.
Thirty years on, Cheater Slicks revisit the tumultuous making of ‘Don’t Like You’
The influential garage-punk veterans will celebrate a trio of archival releases in concert at Cafe Bourbon Street on Saturday, Sept. 6.
Staccato Drone takes listeners on an immersive journey with ‘Beaches of Mars’
Columbus musician Peter Shumaker will celebrate the release of new Staccato Drone album in concert at Rambling House on Friday, Sept. 5.
Greg Owens & Harmonic Soul hopes the second time around is the charm
The funk-soul band returns from a lengthy hiatus with a new EP (‘Live from Rehearsal’) and renewed hope for the future.
The journey continues for musicians Joe Camerlengo and Branden Barnett
The musicians, who will join Joe Peppercorn and Josh Krajcik onstage at Natalie’s Grandview tonight (Friday, Aug. 29), on their shifting creative priorities, the connection between songwriting and mental health, and what it meant to finally hop off ‘the treadmill of specialness.’
Brian Harnetty gets to the heart of his practice in ‘Noisy Memory’
The musician traces his winding artistic path in his remarkable new memoir, which he’ll celebrate with a reading at Two Dollar Radio Headquarters on Wednesday, Aug. 27.
Joey Aich lives for ‘Moments Like These’
The Columbus rapper will perform the entirety of his new album in concert with the Head Band at Rambling House on Wednesday, Aug. 27, with a full album release to follow later this year.