Ohio State student, DJ and producer Isaac David is making waves from New York to California

Passengers bop upon the bus seats between the bumps in the road and the beats echoing through the vehicle. Amongst those passengers is Isaac David,…

What’s Up: This week’s comedians, filmmakers and artists visiting Columbus

As students settle into the new school year, the arts and entertainment scene in Columbus is starting to kick into gear. From nationally known acts…

Americana-folk band Fruition to perform Friday at Natalie’s Grandview

Touring behind its first album in four years, the Portland-based quintet Fruition will perform Friday in Columbus. The band will perform at Nata…

Columbus’s Own: Student-formed band Living Is Rare discusses September album release, showmanship and more

Local alternative band Living Is Rare is making waves in Columbus’ indie-rock scene.  The trio of Ohio State students — lead vocalist Max Little, …

Album review: Tyler, the Creator’s ‘CHROMAKOPIA’ is a soaring success

Tyler Gregory Okonma, best known as Tyler, the Creator, is undoubtedly one of the most influential alternative hip-hop artists to emerge in the las…

Album review: Sabrina Carpenter proves the best things come in small packages with ‘Short n’ Sweet’

Although not all music lovers are connoisseurs of pocket-sized pop star Sabrina Carpenter’s previous music, there is no doubt singles “Espresso” an…

New study from Flask & Barrel uncovers Ohio’s favorite drinking songs and artists

For Buckeyes of legal drinking age, a recently published study offers the so-called “perfect” playlist for drinking and dancing.  Flask & Barrel…

‘Classic for Columbus Celebrity All-Star Game’ aims to bring people together, provide scholarships and celebrate Black community for third consecutive year

The “Classic for Columbus Celebrity All-Star Game” is posting up for another year of success. Classic for Columbus is a local nonprofit th…

Album review: Faye Webster expands sound, reflects on daily life in ‘Underdressed at the Symphony’

Spanning over a decade, Faye Webster’s discography seems like a semi-veiled diary. Her lyrics — sardonic and stinging with repressed emotio…

Spring semester theater productions to bring elements of reality to the stage

The theater department’s last two performances of the 2021-22 season will showcase stories of struggle and new beginnings.