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Business booms — and margins slim — as big Cincinnati concert venues push onward.
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Business booms — and margins slim — as big Cincinnati concert venues push onward.
The Colorado percussionist’s debut solo album is a glitchy sound collage where drums resemble saxophones and voice memos share space with guest vocalists.
A.J. Croce plays the music of his father, Jim, Zach Bryan brings some country to town, and expect some psychedelic banjo from Tall Tall Trees.
Audiophiles who were intrigued by “151a” — the trippy, melodic debut album by violinist/singer/songwriter Kishi Bashi — are in luck. The classically trained artist is in the midst of a tour celebrating the 10th anniversary of its release. The tour comes to the Thunderbird Cafe and Music Hall in Lawrenceville