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KOLARS is headed to MOTR Pub after a successful run last month at SXSW, where they played the Rachael Ray FeedBack Party, as well as a sold-out set at Treefort Festival!Don’t miss your chance to see them this Saturday!

If you are looking for to check out something new, perhaps something you never even knew existed, Torn Light is the place for you.

There are buds on the trees. Daffodils are blooming. And music nerds and record collectors are preparing for one of the biggest days of the year. Record Store Day is an annual celebration of all things vinyl, all things local, and all things music.

On Wednesday, April 10, Mercy Union bring their East Coast brand of nostalgic punk and rock to the Thompson House opening for Laura Jane Grace and The Devouring Mothers.

Ona’s no stranger to the Cincinnati music scene, even going as far to say that they look at Cincy as a second home. Each show they have done here continues to grow in size along with a dedicated fan base.

Like many young children of the early eighties, I was (and still am) obsessed with the Transformers. So checking out the Cybertronic Spree show at Bogart’s was a no brainer. A band performing arena rock and hair metal in awesome Transformers costumes? Sign me the hell up.

Saturday night, at Southgate House Revival nineteen bands paid their respect to Merle at the third annual Hagfest. The ticket proceeds for the festival were donated to the Appalachian Prison Book Project, that help provide books and education to inmates. A cause that Merle would have surely been proud to support. 

If you’re going to the SOLD OUT Less Than Jake show on April 11, get there early! Kali Masi opens the whole thing up.

Record Store Day is on Saturday, April 13th! 

This Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Conductor John Morris Russell will lead the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra at Music Hall in the Wonderful World of Oz, a concert celebrating the many musical adaptations of L. Frank Baum’s classic book The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. 

RCx is a tight band, deftly moving between and even blending multiple genres and styles, all while pulling off some very tasteful, rich harmonies.

Sunday, Ona will play Madison Live in Covington and for them it’s sort of a home coming. “We sort of see ourselves as a Cincinnati band in some respects… Cincy was always one of our favorite places to play,” Goodall said.