Music mania: spring semester concert guide
A new year means new concerts, and Columbus has plenty right around the corner. Here at The Lantern, we’ve distilled some of the most anticipated c…
A new year means new concerts, and Columbus has plenty right around the corner. Here at The Lantern, we’ve distilled some of the most anticipated c…
Vinyls aren’t going out of style, as the increase in sales leaves local Columbus record stores working to accommodate the needs of their wide range…
AtWorkAgency, a booking company working with Ohio performance venues, will host Freeplay Mini Fest, an event showcasing several different genres of…
Concert venues animate Columbus, bringing in artists from all over the world and giving them opportunities to perform in the heart of the city.
Four months after opening for Justin Bieber on his “Justice” tour, rapper and singer Jaden Smith returned to Ohio State’s campus to welcome back st…
Thundercat graced the Kemba Live! stage Aug. 24 with a performance nothing short of spectacular. Born Stephen Bruner, Thundercat is well known f…
Rap artist D.U.E.C.E traded in his football cleats for a microphone and community connections.
Over the past academic year, The Lantern featured a wide variety of local artists and bands for our Columbus’ Own series. However, our features only tell so much of their stories. Here’s a quick roundup of our featured acts — what they’ve been up to since their appearances in The Lantern and what they have planned for the future.
Alternative R&B artist and producer “Zhenel” Rawlinson said she uses her personal struggles, experiences and pain to uplift others through her music.
Largemouth Brass Band, an eight-person ensemble of classically trained music educators, aim to teach listeners just how fun brass instruments can b…