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Scarlet Fever poses for a group photo after performing at BuckeyeThon. Courtesy of Dawson Doren

Ohio State a cappella groups Scarlet Fever and Sound of Science to face off in ‘Pitch Perfect’-style riff-off Thursday

The Scarlet Guitarists and Rock Music Club are collaborating to host an open mic night at Kafe Kerouac Thursday. Credit: Shea Sooley | Lantern Reporter

Scarlet Guitarists and Rock Music Club to team up for open mic at Kafe Kerouac Thursday night

Tate McRae performs onstage during the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards at Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, on April 1, 2024. Credit: Kevin Winter via TNS

Album review: Tate McRae’s ‘So Close To What’ combines dancefloor anthems with heartfelt lyrics

SASHA and AROUSE team up for a night of music, comedy and advocacy to cap off 2025 Sex Week

School of Music to explore contemporary worship music in Monday lecture with PhD candidate Dylan Crosson

Opinion: Hidden references viewers might have missed in Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime performance

Ohio State's South Asian acappella group, OSU Dhadkan, poses in their ending formation at the bid competition “Awaazein” at the University of Texas Dallas March 8, 2024. Credit: Courtesy of Abin Thomas

Ohio State to host first-ever South Asian a cappella competition Saturday

Credit: Courtesy of Dave Redelberger

‘Dancing with the Stars’ waltzes its way to Columbus for performance at Mershon Auditorium Friday

From left to right: Henry Schuellerman, Jack Smithberger, Colin Palmieri, Niko Francis and Case Koernerat of Columbus-based garage rock band A-Go-Go backstage at Newport Music Hall on Dec. 8. Courtesy of Maria Cardillo

Local garage-rock band A-Go-Go prepares for debut LP release Friday

Musicians Dan Wallace, Tom Cline, Frank Harrison Jr., Caitie Thompson, and Leslie Alexander pose at the New Market Creative print shop. Credit: Shea Sooley | Lantern Reporter

‘Unplugged & Unhinged’ show will bring multi-genre concert to The Summit Music Hall

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