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Jeff Tweedy previews Wilco's 2024 Solid Sound Festival, plus their new EP and an upcoming solo project, in a new interview

The new album from Minor Moon, a Chicago-based alt country/rock band, comes amid a period of personal stability for the band’s mastermind, Sam Cantor. “The Light Up Waltz,” released April 12 by Ruination Record Co., balances the positives in his life while also examining what’s happening in the outside world.

Woods will see the fruits of one of her longest-germinating projects when "FORCE!," a three-act opera, is staged at the Museum of Contemporary Art this weekend.

Sullivan wrote the album’s 11 songs over the last decade, the majority of which she crafted following her sobriety from alcohol.

Composer, singer, and instrumental polymath Ben LaMar Gay releases his new album, Open Arms to Open Us, November 19 on International Anthem / Nonesuch Records. The first offering from the Southside Chicago native’s newest project is a pulsing melodic bellow featuring OHMME singers Sima Cunningham and Macie Stewart, titled "Sometimes I Forget How Summer Looks on You." According to Gay, the song is “inspired by the preparation one makes for another when it’s time for them to enter...

Chicago-based dance company The Seldoms is passionate about shining a spotlight on critical environmental issues. Their upcoming show is called...

“The Cincinnati music scene is our country’s best-kept secret."

Indie-folk heavyweight Iron & Wine pays tribute to accomplished singer-songwriter Lori McKenna with their latest project.

Friday afternoon to a crowd of bobbing heads at Mission Creek Festival, Ahzia got to his hook which might encapsulate the true ethos behind Mission Creek. “Tell them where you came from,” he repeated. “Tell them where you came from.”

After years of hiatus, Elizabeth Moen is releasing a new single (“Sorry That I Love You”) and, sometime soon, a new album.