Sofar Akron: February
As promised, I am back with the February Sofar in rapid succession of the first one. This Sofar Akron features Lazarus Nichols, Holbrook and Phil from Bluelight, and The Brothers […]
Tag Archives: local music
John Patrick & The Outside Voices CD Release
Friday, January 27th, JP Halling & The Outside Voices released their debut album “Hound Dogs.” I was excited because this would be my first official concert of the year and […]
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 […]
Rubber City Jazz & Blues Festival
Akron has been putting in this work this summer and I’m entirely here for it. Knight Arts Challenge winner Theron Brown, along with Opentone Music, put together Akron’s first Rubber City […]
PorchRokr 2016
PorchRokr. Oh, PorchRokr. We have said hello and good bye many times over the years (here and here), but this time has to be my favorite. Highland Square Association’s annual PorchRokr […]
Copali at Uncorked
A few weekends ago, I saw Copali at Uncorked Wine Bar. They’ve been on the blog at least once and I urge you all to check them out. I don’t […]
John Patrick Halling CD Release
On Saturday, March 28th, the Stone Tavern in Kent, OH was filled with the people of Akron. Why you may ask? Well, we gathered together to celebrate the release of singer/songwriter, […]
Jilly’s Music Room: March 27th
Located on North Main St. next to the widely known Luigi’s, stands a music venue. Jilly’s Music Room is unlike many of the other venues I frequent. It caters to an older […]
St. Patrick’s Day/The Devil Strip Launch
Akron’s cultural scene is steady on the rise. It is rare to find a day when there’s nothing happening in this area; from open mics to independent films to concerts and […]
Musica: March 6th
Friday, March 6th, was a night of friends, beer, and good music at Musica in downtown Akron. The line-up was composed of three locals, Lauren Mascitti, Scott Paris and the Assorted Vagabonds, and Hey Monea! There […]
