How François López-Ferrer Became Assistant Conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music grad follows in his father’s footsteps, which led him to the CSO podium.
Soul Step Records Produces Vinyl for Up-and-Coming Artists Free of Cost
The local label covers the cost to produce each record and then splits the profits evenly with the artist.
These Trading Cards Celebrate Cincinnati’s Musical Heritage
Lonnie Mack, Mr. Spoons, Syd Nathan, and more lend their faces to this collaboration between Shake It Records and ArtWorks.
Morning, Noon, and Night, Tim Goldrainer Shares His Music and His Heart With Fans
Tim Goldrainer is front man for local cover band The Menus. He’s the one on stage in a tutu. Or a cheerleading outfit. Or a ladies’ swimsuit from the ’50s.
Top 5 Cincinnati Concerts to Check Out This Fall
Because there’s nothing better to do on a fall evening in the Queen City than to see a favorite band or new musician.
Three Local Arts Organizations Celebrate Big Anniversaries With Three Major Events
The Children’s Theatre, Cincinnati Opera, and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra all have big milestones coming up. Here’s how they’re celebrating.
How the Ludlow Garage Transformed Cincinnati’s Youth Culture
The Ludlow Garage opened 50 years ago this month and transformed Cincinnati's youth culture.
Which Local September Music Festival Is Right For You?
MidPoint Music Festival is MIA, so we've rounded up four Greater Cincinnati music festivals to check out in its absence.
Wussy’s Chuck Cleaver Makes His Solo Debut at Age 60
Chuck Cleaver on his solo debut, playing music with a chronic back condition, and why he’d rather play in bands.
What Woodstock Was Really Like
It's been 50 years since Woodstock, "Three Days of Peace and Music." We know about the rain, the traffic, the music. Now, we know these local stories.
