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A Newark, Ohio-based Celtic rock band continues to showcase their growth since forming in 2015, with their third full-length album set to release today!

Multiplatinum-selling artist Lindsey Stirling is embarking on a North American tour to promote her fifth studio album, Artemis. She will be making her way to Cincinnati on Aug. 6 at the PNC Pavilion for a rescheduled concert post COVID-19 lockdown.

Cincinnati native musician Matt Waters shows off his versatile musical talent with his fifth single, a blues-rock track titled "Colorful."

Michael Alden Hadreas, or better known as his stage name, Perfume Genius, released a remix of his fifth studio album Friday, February 19th.

An Americana duo, The Katawicks from Springfield, Ohio, will be releasing a new EP Friday after winning Dayton's Battle of the Bands in February!

Ronin Halloway expresses a swirl of two personalities on his first double album while drawing influences from metal and U.K. Grime.

Staying indoors during the COVID-19 pandemic can impact our mental health, and according to professors at the Berkley College of Music, music can have a positive impact on our lives. Here is a list of songs that will put anyone in a happy mood.

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

The 8th annual Bunbury Music Festival was one of the best ones yet. Great music, vendors, experience, and weather! Check out our review of some of the bands from the weekend. Cheers to Bunbury 2019. Cheers to many more to come. 

Musicians all around the region are coming together to perform for a cause near and dear to one local man’s heart. Adam Forsthoefel, lead singer of the band The Grove, helped create a benefit concert four years ago, Rock n’ Revival for a Cure, to raise money and awareness for a type of cancer his father died from.

The packed crowd ranged from children to adults.  As soon as a The Struts walked on stage, their high energy intensified the crowd 10 notches. They seem to gain more energy and fans each time they tour.

“Wild” was a word that was repeatedly used and demonstrated on Friday night during local band, One Day Steady’s, final performance at the newly renovated Top Cats.