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Pomegranates Release "Merry Okie"

Homecoming, the hometown celebration curated by The National and its long-established companion festival, MusicNOW, will be returning to Cincinnati May 8 through May 10.

Jack Klatt will be playing at The Southgate House Revival on Wednesday, November 20^th!

J.D. Wilkes is a man of many talents – songwriter, author, Kentucky Colonel, and a monster on the harmonica. Whether he’s touring with his Legendary Shack Shakers, or out solo, Wilkes’ always puts on a first-rate show. 

Fretboard Brewing, Toys for Tots and Root Cellar Xtract have partnered to present “Americana Gives Back” on Nov 30, 2019 from 5:00-11:00PM. The evening features four well-known local Americana Music acts representing the Americana Genre ranging from Blues, Folk, Rockabilly, Blue (New) Grass and Country-Rock. WVXU PBS Radio’s Jim Nolan will be MC’ing the event!

Decorated only by a sole Oriental rug, a single microphone and his trusty mandolin, Chris Thile wowed the audience at Memorial Hall as only a person of his esteemed craftsmanship could. 

Travis sat down with Multimagic to discuss their best times of 2019, the success of having found one another, performing at the CEA’s, and their EP “Move On” dropping on November 15th!

Rising Appalachia will be at Ludlow Garage tonight in support of their record Leylines! 

In the three years since we last heard from Chicago indie rock legends Wilco, front man Jeff Tweedy has been on what seems to be a revitalization of his song writing. Releasing his first studio solo album of originals in 2018, the delightful “Warm” that was paired with a memoir Let’s Go (So We Can Get Back), followed by a solo acoustic tour, where Tweedy stopped at Cincinnati Music Hall. For those lucky enough on this past Record Store Day Tweedy released the b-sides from “Warm,” titling it simply “Warmer.”  

For over six decades Bob Dylan live shows have been somewhat of an acquired taste. In some cases sweet, and often times bitter. This past Friday's version of, “The Never Ending Tour” at BB&T Arena on the campus of Northern Kentucky University, should be considered one that was so sweet. 

Canadian Alternative Rock band Autopilot are playing a show at The Northside Tavern tonight! Known for their thoughtful lyrics, powerful hooks, dynamic stage show, and obsessive hard work, they somehow seem to effortlessly walk the line between passionate art and massive appeal. Over the course of 3 full-length albums, and one EP, they have become road warriors, touring relentlessly across Canada and the U.S.

Kelly Hoppenjans is currently residing in Nashville making her way in the vibrant music scene there. She has released her third album “Ok, I Feel Better Now” a sort of coming of age album with a hint of I’m doing this my way sprinkled in. Within the ten tracks she outlines what she sees as a human being walking this world, as well as, being a woman in the entertainment industry.