Tom Jenkins's Profile
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REVIEW + PHOTOS: Daniel Donato at Ludlow Garage
Donato graced the historic Ludlow Garage, Thursday evening with a growing following here in Cincinnati. The crowd was mix of country rock fans and your typical wook crowd, similar to a Billy Strings crowd.
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REVIEW: Kurt Vile and The Violators at The Andrew J Brady Music Center
Sunday evening, Vile and the Violaters brought their unique sound to The Andrew J Brady Music Center at the Banks.
Tom Jenkins
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REVIEW: IDLES at MegaCorp Pavilion
Out of the gates, IDLES wore everything they had on their chests, proud of who they were, their sound, and what they stood for.
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REVIEW: The Black Keys and Band of Horses at Riverbend Music Center
Now, 20 years into their career, The Black Keys find themselves in a very luxurious position. The ability to tour the world and hit summer amphitheaters across the country and draw huge crowds. Even in a torrential downpour.
Tom Jenkins
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REVIEW: Little Feat at The Taft Theatre
After having to reschedule several times, Little Feat was able to honor the lasting legacy of Waiting for Columbus’ 40th anniversary.
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Interview with Louse: Cincinnati's Gothic Tom Petty
Cincinnati’s newest Goth Rock act, Louse (Lows), sat down with CincyMusic at BAR BAR near Findlay Market to discuss how this project began and their new EP.
Tom Jenkins
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REVIEW: Bon Iver at PromoWest Pavilion at OVATION
As many people who have followed Justin Vernon’s career know, he is always evolving. His trajectory has always been something of a lifecycle. From his earliest iteration of the bare stripped-down sounds of For Emma, Forever Ago to the strangely accessible experimental sound that subverted the first two records on 22, A Million, Vernon has always challenged his fans and asked them to grow with him.Tom Jenkins
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REVIEW: The Smashing Pumpkins at PromoWest Pavilion at OVATION
It's been nearly 30 years since The Smashing Pumpkins released their masterpiece Siamese Dream. A beautiful, ambitious second record that catapulted the Chicago band to 90's rock superstardom. The record was the culmination of Billy Corgan's love of classic rock's more grandiose and epic moments.Tom Jenkins
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REVIEW: Khruangbin at The Andrew J Brady Music Center
How do you describe a band entirely based on a vibe? What is the Khruangbin vibe? Simply put, it's whatever vibe you need them to be.
Tom Jenkins
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REVIEW: Waxahatche at Woodward Theater
Wednesday evening, Crutchfield gave fans at the Woodward Theater a night they won’t forget.
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Joe's Truck Stop - A Conversation With Joe from Joe's Truck Stop
The story of Joe’s Truck Stop and its founder Joe Macheret is an inherently American story. A first-generation American who found a profound love of American music at an early age.
