Concerts on the Green features six performances through the OU School of Music and Chaddock + Morrow College of Fine Arts to provide a free outdoor concert for the community.
The Union and Casa Nueva have introduced a two-week radius clause that limits when bands can perform at venues within Athens. While venue coordinators say the clause is set to promote fairness and aid newer bands, some within the scene are worried about the toll it may take on freedom and momentum.
Space Kid took to the Nelsonville Music Festival Stage for the first time. The trio introduced new music and performed twice on Friday.
The 20th annual Nelsonville Music Festival headlined popular artists such as Geese and Marcus King Band, bringing in music and festival enthusiasts.
The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company will be showing its production of “Macbeth” on Saturday and Sunday, and many performers are excitedly awaiting the opportunity to display their hard work. The show is a classic and has been performed by many since it was written in 1607.
New local band Rough Patch consists of five members who love spending time creating music and jamming with each other. The band has several shows in the near future, and welcomes anyone interested in its rock sound.
“Hair,” the first rock musical, is coming to OU, and the cast has been rehearsing since the beginning of the semester to produce the famous show, which paved the way for other against-the-grain productions.
Sneakthief plays at The Union on Wednesday as part of the Locals Only showcase. The band spent the past year recording its debut album in New Jersey with help from a Greater Columbus Arts Council grant.
Ohio University’s School of Dance gathers students, faculty and guest artists to showcase six new dance pieces at its winter concert.
In Athens, there is no shortage of talent right here at home, and the Human Interest staff is ready to share its favorite local musical acts.
As competition for live music venues grows in Athens, The Union is creating new opportunities for local bands to take the stage.
The Ohio University Symphonic Band, Wind Symphony, University Band and the Marching 110 performed in the annual Band-O-Rama on Thursday.
The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company will be presenting its production of “Boy My Greatness” this Saturday and Sunday at Arts West. This production follows six boys playing women’s roles in Shakespeare plays, grappling with gender roles, the plague and government interference with the arts.
A variety of performances, sports games and film screenings await Athens locals and Ohio University Bobcats.
Ohio University’s Residence Hall Association brought Athens locals together for a family friendly trick-or-treating event known as RHAlloween.
The Ohio University Percussion Club’s “A Night at the Movies” showcased students’ musical talent and creativity through dynamic, movie-inspired performances that captivated the audience.
Supporting local musicians is an effective way to immerse oneself in Athens’ culture.
Thursday, the indie rock heroes gave dedicated fans an electric performance.
The student-run restaurant Latitude 39 offers live music on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights and spotlights Athens’ music artists.
Many students and faculty members worked together in planning the annual Music Industry Summit.
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