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Johnny Williamson finds himself on the other side of ‘Nightmares’

In the midst of rebuilding his life for the second time, the Columbus artist and musician will host a dual album listening party and exhibition at Rehab Tavern in Franklinton on Friday, June 5.

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Mark and Anne Spurgeon embrace their familial bond with ‘Blood Harmonies’

The new exhibition from the Spurgeon siblings kicks off at the downtown gallery Blockfort with an opening reception on Friday, June 5.

Jackoff Demons traverse heaven and hell with ‘Second Coming’

The Columbus trio will celebrate the release of its sophomore album at Cafe Bourbon Street this weekend, performing as part of the Bobobalooza anniversary show on Saturday, June 6.

Sydney McSweeney finds ‘A Time for Love’ with help from the Bobby Floyd Trio

The Columbus singer will celebrate the release of her debut album in concert at Natalie’s Grandview on Saturday and Sunday, June 6 and 7.

Tavares Strachan’s ‘The Day Tomorrow Began’ demands to be seen today

The Bahamian artist is an installations man, and his new Columbus Museum of Art at The Pizzuti exhibition is loaded with room-swallowing experiences.

‘We Just Still’ brings the hood to Urban Arts Space

The new exhibition from curators Iyana Hill and Jonathan Johnson kicks off at the downtown gallery with an opening reception from 3-6 p.m. on Saturday, May 30.

Family bond continues to fuel the annual John Prine Tribute ‘Diamonds in the Rough’

When Mery Steel joins her father, Rick, in performing at Natalie’s Grandview this weekend, her thoughts are likely to drift to the early years when she accompanied him on fiddle as he played Prine tunes in the living room of the family’s home.

Micah Schnabel and Vanessa Jean Speckman keep eyes and ears on the road

The duo’s new record is populated by the types of people the two have encountered in an ongoing series of cross-country tours, the latest of which brings them to Rumba Cafe for a concert on Thursday, May 28.

Used Kids Records owner Greg Hall purchases Musicol

‘And I think the people who have been around the music scene, particularly, see [Musicol] as a beacon, as a legacy institution here in Columbus’

‘The Male Animal’ finds fresh relevance amid university crackdowns

During a February screening at Wexner Center for the Arts, the audience broke into applause both times the film’s main character defied university administrators who were attempting to clamp down on academic freedom.