Cue: Immersion
Well, here we are. Tea Time with the Mad Artist is about four years old now and has matured beyond my wildest imagination. It went from a cathartic release for […]
Tag Archives: local band
OWB: The Tour Kick-Off 2016
So, we’re not even going to discuss how late this blog post is and how they’re back from the tour that this kick-off was for. What can I say? I’ve […]
Beachland Ballroom & Tavern: 2/26
Thursday, February 26th, I ventured up to the Beachland Ballroom & Tavern to watch some of my friends play. I’ve featured The Brothers’ Band and Nick Wilkinson and The Featured […]
Highland Square Porch Rokr
This past weekend, I went to an amazing event called Porch Rokr in Highland Square. More than ninety bands and various vendors came together to provide the public with a […]
EP Review: Talk about the Moon
Title: Talk about the Moon Artist: Allen Cruz & The Galaxy Genre: Indie Pop/Rock Release Date: July 5, 2014 Review Allen Cruz & The Galaxy is a band that I’ve been […]
Promise Me Scarlet Album Release
Hey everyone! I’m extremely late on this blog post but here it is. A couple of weeks ago I went to the Promise Me Scarlet album release show at The […]
Album Review: The Ohio Weather Band
Title: The Ohio Weather Band Artist:The Ohio Weather Band Genre: Folk Rock, Blues, Americana Rock Label: Ohio Weather Records Album Cover Photo: Becky Flinn Release Date: April 4, 2014 Review […]
Concert: Dinner And A Suit, Daniel Rylander, AC & The Galaxy, & First & Thorne
Saturday, March 1, I found myself back at Musica for another show. I think this is becoming a really cool habit. I’m going to keep the intro short and move […]
The W.O.M.B. of Time: Eclectic Art Benefit Show
Last Friday (October 4th), I had the pleasure of going to an art benefit show featuring a bunch of local artists as well as live music by Comfort Clouds and […]
Comfort Clouds Album Release
A little over a week ago, I went to an album release for a local indie band called Comfort Clouds. They were releasing their third album, the “Three New Sciences.” […]
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