Concert review: Green Day revives punk in Columbus

In the opening date on its sold-out club tour, Green Day proved to the audience at Newport Music Hall that no matter what your age is, whether you …

Concert review: Kanye proved we should still be watching his throne

    I can’t fully describe what exactly happened at the Schottenstein Center on Sunday night, but I can tell you it was the greates…

Concert review: Beck wows Columbus crowd

Alternative-music mastermind Beck had no trouble entertaining the large crowd at Express Live Tuesday night. CRX opened the show with a 30-minute se…

Concert review: Avett Brothers show longevity, bring home-grown sound to Columbus

      As I was waiting in line, I met a man who offered to hold my jacket while I fiddled with my camera equipment. I soon …

Concert review: Kesha sings throwback songs, hits relevant issues

Just when you thought middle school was the only place you could fall into a pit of sweat covered in glitter to the tune of angsty music, Kesha arr…

Concert review: Coldplay unites a diverse crowd in Columbus

      My dad bought me my first Coldplay album. We had a long car ride together and needed some music. It gave my dad and I…

Concert Review: Dave Matthews Band proved ‘jam band’ status at Columbus show

Full dislosure: I am a little bit older than the average college student. I am actually 23. Okay, 28. Fine, I am 34, alright? And for 17 of those y…

Review: In-sync HAIM sisters provide genuine live experience

I was downtown Friday night, but it wasn’t in anticipation of celebrating the Cleveland Cavaliers moving to the NBA Finals. I ignored masculine soc…

Concert review: A tardy Young Thug sprints through typical set list

Rapper Young Thug was scheduled to perform at the Newport Music Hall on Saturday night. It wasn’t until 15 minutes before Sunday when the Atlanta emcee…

Concert review: X Ambassadors open Skully’s show to few, devoted fans

I raced through the light security at Skully’s Music-Diner at 8:04 p.m. Friday night to catch the end of “Free and Lonely,” one of my favorite X Am…