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Now Is The Time For Loving Me, Yourself & Everyone Else, the new release from local indie dream rockers Carriers, has more honesty on its tracks than words in its title.

An indie-soul duo from Springfield will be illustrating their blissful instrumentals and sultry-like vocals at Urban Artifact on Friday.

I was beyond excited to chat with Courtney recently about expectations, Milk! Records, and what is next.

Punk rock trio Potty Mouth will embark on a North American summer tour and will be stopping at MOTR Pub on Sunday, June 23rd with Colleen Green and Leggy!

Juice melds their diverse influences to create their signature sound that captivates audiences everywhere they go. You can catch them at Fifth & Vine Live at Fountain Square on Saturday!

The blues is one of the factory’s oldest products, one of the few true American products being made. Like most products, it has benefited from being retooled by outside influences. 

Saturday night, indie rockers, Vampire Weekend, performed for a sold-out crowd at PNC Pavilion in support of their recent full-length release, Father of the Bride.  

“Spirits high, keep our dreams alive.” A triumphant, conclusive statement ties together the chorus from MULTIMAGIC’s recent single, “Dreams,” which will see a release in physical form via Soul Step Records this summer. The 7-inch vinyl, featuring “Dreams” and a yet to be released track titled “Sunshine” will arrive Friday, June 21st, alongside a release show at the historic Woodward Theater. 

Carriers are set to break out in 2019. Get on board as they are about to blow up. They will soon be releasing a LP, Now Is The Time For Loving Me, Yourself & Everyone Else featuring drumming/percussion on every track from The National's Bryan Devendorf and was produced by John Curley of The Afghan Whigs. 

Josh Groban brought his latest album, Bridges to Cincinnati last night and had the 8000+ audience in the palm of his hand. Bridges is wonderful mix of old covers, newly written and a couple duets. 

The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra offers its 25th Summer Series of free, family-friendly concerts at the historic amphitheater in Devou Park. A tradition since WPA structure was built in 1939, musicians and entertainers have brought communities together at the concert bowl for shared and memorable experiences. More than 325,000 residents from across the region have attended the KSO’s varied, thematic summer concerts since 1995. 

Chuck Cleaver (Wussy, Ass Ponys) has been writing and performing his thoughtful, idiosyncratic songs for over thirty years, developing a cult following of devoted fans across the United States, Europe and beyond. However, this summer’s upcoming Send Aid LP (on Shake It Records) marks his first recorded solo output.