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I Love the '90s: Vanilla Ice, Mark McGrath, Montell Jordan, All-4-One, Color Me Badd, Coolio, Rob Base If you ever turned on Top 40 radio in the ’90s and thought, “Hey, I really dig this rad blend of hip-hop, pop rock and R&B!” then the I Love the ’90s tour is certainly in your wheelhouse. The hit-filled lineup features Sugar Ray rockstar Mark McGrath, R&B standouts Montell Jordan, Color Me Badd, and All-4-One, plus rappers Vanilla Ice, Coolio, and Rob Base (which is odd, because “It Takes Two” was 100 percent an ’80s hit). So take a break ...

OWTH, Seth Anderson, Magic by Quentin Scott If you’re looking for good ol’ straightforward punk rock, OWTH (aka Off With Their Heads) has been one of the better workman bands on the national scene for quite a while. But that’s not exactly what the group’s stop at the Big Dipper will be. In support of the more stripped-back album Calm / Collected, frontman Ryan Young is joined by drummer Kyle Manning and singer-songwriter Seth Anderson for a set that splits the difference between a solo acoustic set and a full band setup. But OWTH’s approach isn’t the only th...

Maren Morris After clawing her way to country relevancy with her 2016 breakthrough album, Hero, Maren Morris has only seen her stardom in both the country and pop realms skyrocket. She teamed up with EDM standouts Zedd and Grey for the mega crossover hit “The Middle” (not a Jimmy Eat World cover) and had two singles (“The Bones” and “Girl”) top the country airplay charts with her follow-up album, Girl (which won CMA Album of the Year). Morris’ ability to balance an ever-feisty edge with a casualness to sink into moving and relatable ballads is on full ...

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Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Country rockers the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band might have looked like a bunch of California hippies when they got started in the late ’60s, but they gained a lot of respect among musicians and critics with their monumental 1972 album Will The Circle Be Unbroken. Collaborating with some of the legends of bluegrass and traditional country like Roy Acuff, Earl Scruggs and Mother Maybelle Carter, the Dirt Band boys introduced some of America’s best musicians to a younger audience, and showed the old-timers what a great young band could do, too. The band’s worke...