Everything you need to know before the Luke Combs shows at Paycor Stadium
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Country music superstar Luke Combs will perform at a sold-out concert at Paycor Stadium on Friday night.
Live Event Coverage
Everything you need to know ahead of Taylor Swift’s second Cincinnati show
CINCINNATI (WXIX) -Thousands of Taylor Swift fans will be heading to Paycor Stadium Saturday night for the second Cincinnati show in Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.
Review: The Struts
A glam rock band from the U.K. have been gaining attention in the U.S. over the past few years with hits like “Kiss This,” “Body Talks,” and “Primadonna Like Me.”
Review: Bunbury Music Festival, Saturday June 2nd, 2018
Electronic/indie-pop band and Cincinnati natives, Moonbeau, helped kick off the start of Bunbury day two at the CVG River Stage with their song, “Get to Know You.” The band consists of Christian Gough from The Yugos on vocals/ guitar, Claire Muenchen on keys/vox and Alex Murphy-White on drums.
Review: Bunbury Music Festival, Sunday June 3rd, 2018
Folk artist from Nashville, TN, Lille May, helped open up the final day of Bunbury. Signed on to Jack White’s label, Third Man Records, this angelic voice added with a range of instrumentals captivated the audience. The chemistry between Mae and her fellow bandmates illustrated the blatant harmonization and melodic tones to every song. Her foot-tapping and swaying songs, really left her audience feeling her music. Her angelic tone is similar to Dolly Pardon mixed with a little Miranda Lambert. M
Review: Bunbury Music Festival, Friday June 1st, 2018
One of the first bands to kick off this eventful weekend in the Tri-State area were local metal rockers and native Cincinnatians, Lift the Medium.
Review: Rock n’ Revival for a Cure
With over $7,300 raised for cancer research and 600 tickets sold, the 3rd annual Rock n’ Revival for a Cure at the Southgate House Revival on Saturday night was the biggest one yet.
Review: Foo Fighters
A sea of screaming fans filled U.S. Bank Arena on Friday night to see one of the biggest rock-n-roll bands of this era play in Cincinnati after not playing in the Queen City for 20 years.
Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers Play as if Last Show
Over 40 years ago, 17-year-old Tom Petty moved to L.A. with guitarist, Mike Campbell, and keyboardist Benmont Tench, after disbanding their band Mudcrutch (reunited in 2016). It was not until 1975 when Petty heard a demo from Campbell, Tench, bassist Ron Blair, and former drummer Stan Lynch were working on. It was then that the Heartbreakers formed.
As part of their fortieth anniversary, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers played their hit songs to a filled arena on Monday night.
As part of their fortieth anniversary, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers played their hit songs to a filled arena on Monday night.
July Talk Bring Rock to Bunbury
With a mix of blues and alternative rock, Toronto natives, July Talk, formed in 2012 and really emphasize that two singers with polar-opposite voices can come together and make music.
Rock n’ Revival for a Cure at The Southgate House Revival
The Rock n’ Revival for a Cure at The Southgate House Revival has been a show that has hit close to home for the Forsthoefel brothers.
Review: Caustic Casanova
The punk band from Washington, DC, Caustic Casanova, lit up the room at The Southgate House Revival on Thursday night.
Review: The Struts
Amazing is probably an understatement when talking about the concert of the U.K. rockers, The Struts, on Tuesday night at Bogart’s.
The Killers Play Bunbury Music Festival
One of the world’s most elevated rock bands of the twenty-first century, The Killers, will be hitting the road this summer and may be coming out with new material by the end of the year or beginning of next.
