Columnist Juli Holbert enjoys the sights and sounds of Cincinnati on her first trip to the city for the Midpoint Music Festival.
Songwriters need not use vague lyricism and obscure references to get the point across. In fact, it makes connecting to the listener more difficult and removed.
The Post's Richard Morris gives his take on Welcome to the Dollhouse, a cult classic showing at The Athena Cinema Sept. 29.
At 74, Paul Simon is still going strong.
OU Parents Weekend and Country Night Lights are on the same weekend this year, but that is not stopping students from attending.
Pop musician Daya is making her way to Athens on Thursday.
Columnist Luke Furman laments the distorted image reggae has taken for public consumption, far removed from its original cultural spirit and politicking.
The Athena Grand will screen To Joey, with Love — a movie about country duo and married couple Joey and Rory Feek.
Chillent will jam their way through a combination of traditional Jewish tunes, original compositions and funk standards at The Union on Thursday night. The event is hosted by Hillel in collaboration with the Ohio University Performing Art & Concert Series and the Campus Involvement Center.
Columnist Luke Furman reveals how entrenched music is into the culture of Ohio University and the town of Athens.
The American Idol winner, along with Jana Kramer, performed in MemAud on Thursday night.
Soulja Boy will be performing at RiverFest Oct. 1.
'90s rock band Hum will return to Athens with their space-rock and shoegaze sound.
Scotty McCreery will return to OU to perform old and new songs along with Jana Kramer.
The series will show several films centered around environmental topics.
Israeli-born punk rocker-at-heart Yonatan Gat will play at The Union on Wednesday with his trio. The three improvise much of their live performances with guitar fuzz and developed musical senses.
Columnist Luke Furman details the successes and failures that befall songs more than seven minutes in this week’s Amplified Observations.
British supergroup, The Last Shadow Puppets, return after an eight-year hiatus with “Everything You’ve Come To Expect.”
Multiple bands will be playing at The Union, including OU alumni.
Though Casa Nueva’s dance night lacks a theme, people are still encouraged to come and dance for little to no price.
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