Thursday, Nov. 2 Speak Easy, 7 p.m. at Wild Goose Creative, 2491 Summit St. Guests will enjoy live storytelling and the chance to grab the microphone themselves. Tickets are $5 at the door. Death From Above, 7 p.m. at Newport Music Hall, 1522 N. High ...

Though it wasn’t a “Wembley Stadium crowd with 240 thou,” as referenced in his song “Eraser,” the audience at Nationwide Arena Tuesday night sounded as if it matched — or topped — a group of that size during Ed Sheeran’s Columbus stop on his “Divide” ...

Thursday, July 20 Roger Waters, 8 p.m. at Nationwide Arena, 200 W. Nationwide Blvd. The English singer, songwriter and co-founder of Pink Floyd will perform as part of his “Us + Them” tour, and will also feature songs from Pink Floyd. Tickets start at $55 ...

As Twenty One Pilots works through its hometown tour, fans from across the country are lining up days before Sunday’s show at the Schottenstein Center in hopes of getting as close as possible. Twenty-nine-year-old Stephanie Owens said she traveled from Portland, Oregon, to see the ...

    A good rule of thumb for concerts: If the artist comes onstage blasting pyrotechnics and riding a motorcycle, it’s probably going to be a pretty fun show. That was how Chance The Rapper opened his show Tuesday night at Nationwide Arena, and for two ...

Thursday, May 11 True Crime journalist Amber Hunt and “Accused,” 7 p.m. at the Wexner Center for the Arts. Author and Cincinnati Enquirer reporter discusses her podcast, “Accused,” followed by a screening of “The Central Park Five.” Admission is $6 for students, $8 for general ...

      Stevie Nicks is exactly what I wanted her to be, but I know she doesn’t care what anyone wants her to be. When the 68-year-old rock star took the stage at Nationwide Arena on Friday night, clad in a black lace dress ...

When Game of Thrones and HBO announced they would be bringing a live concert tour around the United States, I’ll be honest, I was quite skeptical. How could the HBO hit TV show bring the same energy and intensity in the form of a concert? ...

The Dixie Chicks returned to Columbus last night after a ten-year absence, and it was clear from the start that the group was happy to be back in Ohio’s capital. Elle King, who spent some of her childhood in Columbus, opened the show perfectly. With ...