Review: Coheed and Cambria bring Columbus into alternate universe
Claudio Sanchez’s thick, shoulder-length curly locks bounced to and fro as he gracefully sang lyrics and plucked away at his guitar. Sometimes, it …
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Review: Harry Connick, Jr. croons Columbus with music, laughter
Pulling the stool next to the piano up to the front of the stage, singer Harry Connick, Jr. asked the man, identified as Fred, to come on stage. After …
Review: Franz Ferdinand brings dance party all the way from U.K.
Pants held high and hair slicked back, Franz Ferdinand succeeds in what it does best: getting people off their feet and smiling. Hailing all the…
Seattle-based band to bring ‘mystical night of music’ to Columbus audience
Prepare yourself, rock music fans, because Motive is set to bring its style of throwback alternative rock to Columbus. The band is scheduled to …
Andrew W.K. to bring party to Columbus audiences
Andrew W.K. is bringing the party to Columbus. The self-proclaimed purveyor of party, W.K has said partying is hanging out as well as a mindset.…
Review: Citizen Cope shows ‘less is more’ in acoustic show
In a show billed as “An Intimate Solo / Acoustic Performance,” singer-songwriter Clarence Greenwood, who goes by the stage name Citizen Cope, playe…
Review: Queens of the Stone Age bring hard-rock prowess to dedicated Columbus fans
To quote the bumbling Queens of the Stone Age fan (one of many) next to me at the onset of Sunday night's show at the Lifestyle Communities Pavilio…
Review: Walk the Moon kicks off tour in Columbus, explodes with energy
Face-painted pedestrians singing about tightropes and a girl named Anna erupted from the Lifestyle Communities Pavilion late Friday night, and that…
Review: Ke$ha wows Columbus with glitter, natural voice
Ke$ha colored her message of equality with rainbows and collaborated with glitter for a shining performance in Columbus Tuesday night. “This is my gay rights mobile,” Ke$ha, whose real name is KeshaRose Sebert, said about her rainbow toy Mustang right before her performance of “Your Love Is My Drug."
Walk The Moon unplugs in short notice set at Buck-i-Frenzy
They thought they were only going to get the chess club in attendance. Instead, Walk The Moon got enough people to fill the upper plaza of the RPAC…