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There are a plethora of events to attend each and every day in and around Cincinnati!

When things start off with trumpets and Central American flair, you know that an album titled Wanderlust is aptly named. A loose narrative combined with a band in search of who, and what, they are, Drop The Sun works their way through a catalog of vibes, sounds, and genres to create an interesting and often ambitious record.

From the ashes of the acclaimed Ohio rock band Buffalo Killers, singers / songwriters / siblings Zachary and Andrew Gabbard have re-emerged as The Gabbard Brothers.

It’s hard to believe that long running pop punk veterans The Queers are currently finishing their 40th anniversary tour. Luckily one of their last stops was at one of the best venues the Cincinnati area has to offer, the legendary Southgate House Revival.

Corduroy Brown is back with another single, “Medicine” from the upcoming EP Starter Pack.

Local label Whited Sepulchre has teamed up not just with Chicago-based artist Zvrra, but also flow, a wine style bar experience… but with coffee.

Make plans to see JORDY on Saturday, June 25th at the Cincinnati Pride Festival at Sawyer Point Park after the parade!

For me, there is an element of giving at Bonnaroo that doesn’t quite exist at other festivals. The joy in the experience creates kindness without agenda, it generates warmth in what feels like the hottest place on earth. It’s felt in the high fives walking into the venue, it’s heard in the greeting of Happy Roo.

WYSO, community-owned public radio station serving Southwest Ohio brings NPR’s Ira Glass to Dayton on September 10, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. to share his unique brand of storytelling at Schuster Center.

Hell is Ohio. Anyone who was in Ohio this past week with its humid soupy, swampy and oppressive heat will surely agree that this is a true statement.

Live music will once again reverberate throughout Cincinnati on Make Music Day, June 21, 2022.