Cleveland State Basketball – a Downtown Destination and Affordable Family Fun
With the 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Final Four taking place in Cleveland this April, there’s no better time to be a Vike! The 2023-24 Cleveland State Men’s and Women’s Basketball seasons offer an accommodating variety of ticket packages that fit every fan’s schedule and budget. Check out all our great packages and come cheer on…
State Disciplinary Hearing Against Geauga County Probate Judge Tim Grendell Again Delayed
Judge Tim Grendell, the head of Geauga County’s Juvenile and Probate Court, should this fall finally head into a hearing before the Board of Professional Conduct of the Supreme Court of Ohio on allegations of misconduct. The hearing, which was originally scheduled for May, was delayed after the death of one of the participants and…
15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Nov. 2-5)
Our weekly picks of the best things to do in Cleveland this weekend. Also check out our full Cleveland event calendar. THU 11/02 Avenue Q Cleveland State University presents this musical that tells the story about a recent college grad who meets some rather odd characters after he moves into a shabby New York apartment in…
Indie Rocker Shakey Graves Gets Cinematic on New Album
Alejandro Rose-Garcia (aka Shakey Graves) says he’s taking advantage of a “rare moment” when he doesn’t have anything pressing on his schedule. Or so he thought. “I didn’t think I had anything to do, but I walked into my back office and realized that I always have something to do,” he says via phone from his Austin home.…
Cleveland’s Seeress Releases New Music Video Filmed at No Class
The local hard rock act Seeress has just released a new music video for the tune “Holograms.” It filmed the clip for the moody track locally at No Class. The group worked with the local production company Fierce Beard Films on the song, which is the second single off the band’s upcoming album, Empathy. The…
Can Dave Margolius End the Sale of Flavored Tobacco in Cleveland?
If there’s a number that tends to keep Dave Margolius up at night, it might be 35. Thirty-five percent of Clevelanders smoke tobacco products, which is one of the highest rates in the country, by a large margin. (The national average is 11 percent.) Ever since Margolius became the director of Cleveland’s Department of Public…
Little Known Facts About the Nature of Sports Betting in the US
Little Known Facts About the Nature of Sports Betting in the US Sports betting in the United States has undergone significant changes and growth in recent years, thanks to shifting legal landscapes and changing attitudes toward gambling. While many Americans are familiar with the basics of sports betting using the greatest online sportsbooks, there are…
Comedy Writer Steve Young Talks About His Love for Industrial Musicals
Comedy writer Steve Young discovered corporate musicals while gathering obscure albums for The Letterman Show’s “Dave’s Record Collection” comedy skit. His passion for the obscure tunes grew from there, and he even co-wrote a book about his affinity for the corporate musical. Years later, Young has become the world’s authority on shows created from the ’50s…
15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Oct. 26-29)
Our weekly picks of the best things to do in Cleveland this weekend. Also check out our full Cleveland event calendar. THU 10/26 The Book of Mormon This irreverent musical comedy follows the adventures of a mismatched pair of missionaries who haplessly travel halfway across the world to spread the Good Word. The play returns to…
Proposed Porn Age Verification Bill in Ohio Raises Serious Civil Liberties Concerns
Ohio Rep. Steve Demetriou, R-Bainbridge Township, announced on Oct. 11 that he had introduced House Bill (HB) 295. Dubbed the Innocence Act, Rep. Demetriou’s bill would implement an age verification requirement similar to what has already been implemented in states with legislatures controlled by the Republican Party, like in Ohio. He explained that his bill…
Dracula: The Bloody Truth and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein Offer a Halloween Doubleheader in Cleveland
It’s Halloween time, kiddies, and two theaters are offering fresh looks at two of the scariest, spooky characters of all time: Frankenstein and Dracula. But it will be easy to confuse the two productions since each is structured as a play-within-a-play, each features cast members who appear in two or more roles, and each is…
Former Ohio AG and AG Candidate Write Rebuttal to Yost’s Issue 1 Legal Analysis
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost recently issued what he claims is a legal analysis of the possible impact of Issue 1, the citizen-initiated Reproductive Freedom Amendment. While AG Yost boldly stated that his assessment “…is not an exercise in advocacy,” his memo detailing the horrible consequences he believes would follow the passage of Issue 1…
Hold On: The Center Street Bridge is Not Fully Reopen Just Yet
Those excited and relieved that the swing bridge connector that links the Flats East and West Banks need a dose of reality: The bridge still needs some work.
The Ohio Department of Transportation, the government body overseeing the one—two—three? year rehab of the Center Street Bridge, said this week that the bridge is still undergoing “touch-up…
At Coppia in Chesterland, a Fine Dining Gem Worth the Journey
It’s no small feat to make some noise when you’re a tiny, not-inexpensive restaurant tucked away in sleepy Chesterland, but that’s precisely what Hedy Pastrán and Talia Trovato are doing at Coppia. The chefs, who met while working at the highly regarded Victoria & Albert’s restaurant at Disney’s Grand Floridian, have managed to bring fine…
Annual Music and Friends Garage Sale To Take Place on November 25 at Music Box Supper Club
Organizer Susan Csendes has just announced the details for her next Music & Friends Garage Sale. The upcoming event, which takes place at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 25 at Music Box Supper Club, will showcase a wide variety of holiday gift ideas all related to music. More than 25 vendors will sell concert photography,…
Black Market Meats, an All-Vegan Grab-and-Go Deli, Opening This Week in Lakewood
Todd Kronika says it’s “full steam ahead” for Black Market Meats (15613 Detroit Ave.), the chef’s all-vegan deli concept in Lakewood. Customers can expect a limited menu beginning tomorrow, with new items being added each day. Up until January, Kronika was the man behind the popular vegan foods at Cloak & Dagger in Tremont. For…
New Faces and Familiar Arguments in City Club of Cleveland’s Ohio Issue 1 Forum
At the City Club of Cleveland last week, proponents and opponents debated Issue 1, which goes before Ohio voters this November. The proposal establishes a constitutional right for Ohioans to make their own reproductive healthcare decisions, including abortion. Both sides of the debate brought along an outside expert to bolster their arguments on stage. The…
In North Coast’s Latest Draft, a Refinement of Design and Purpose for Cleveland’s Lakefront
The vision for the long-awaited overhaul of Cleveland’s lakefront just got one step clearer in vision this weekend.
The team behind the North Coast Master Plan, the coalition of city planners and New York architects, announced a refined second draft of its intentions for the 22 acres of land surrounding the Cleveland Browns Stadium. Land,…
You Can Get Free Food From Dave’s Hot Chicken on Drake’s Birthday Tuesday
The celebrity Drake is giving out the gift of Dave’s Hot Chicken for his birthday, which is on Tuesday, Oct. 24. The popular Nashville-style hot chicken chain started six years ago in a parking lot in East Hollywood and has been rapidly growing ever since, with new stores popping up around Northeast Ohio in recent…
Cleveland Ups Pay Ante to Draw More Police Recruits, Ease Understaffing
This article was published in partnership with The Marshall Project, a nonprofit news organization covering the U.S. criminal justice system. Sign up for their newsletters, and follow them on Instagram, TikTok, Reddit and Facebook. Cleveland officials announced Friday another set of pay raises for police officers. The exact amounts differ based on an officer’s rank…
For Some Religious Ohioans, Issue 1 is About Autonomy More Than Beliefs
Religious variations abound in the state of Ohio, and some members of different churches are taking what they’ve learned in their lives and through decades of experience into the ballot box as they vote on Issue 1, the reproductive rights constitutional amendment. For Catholics like Alexandra Belcher and Jennifer Perry, Issue 1 is a choice…
‘Zombie Prom’ at Blank Canvas Theatre Will Leave You Irradiated by a Zany, Fun Performance
Do you like to laugh in the face of being nuked? Of course you do, because the very idea is so monumental the only sane reaction, for those of us seated far from the instruments of such destructive power, is to emit a rueful chuckle and hope we wake up tomorrow. Our love affair with…
Mitchell’s Fish Market at Eton Chagrin Has Closed After 20 Years
It’s hard to imagine Eton Chagrin Blvd. without Mitchell’s Fish Market, but going forward that’s precisely what shoppers at the Woodmere lifestyle center will have to do. The seafood restaurant announced this week that it was closing its Northeast Ohio location after 20 years. When Eton made its big debut in 2003, after developer Bob Stark…
Now Open: The Village Dog in Slavic Village
Announced over a year ago, the Village Dog (7321 Broadway Ave.) in Slavic Village is finally at the finish line and opens its doors today. Located in the former Burger Haven building at the intersection of Fleet and Broadway, the Village Dog has transformed a long-neglected parcel into a hip weenie oasis. Owner Donnie DiGeronimo…
Dems Demand Details Behind LaRose Office Move Again
There was another call on Wednesday for Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose to provide documents explaining his decision to move his state offices into the same building as he registered his campaign for U.S. Senate. LaRose, a Republican, has claimed he’s running a “lean and mean” campaign for Senate and doesn’t have a fixed…
Activists Rally Over Pending Fracking on Ohio’s State Lands
A governor-appointed commission could begin approving fracking leases on Ohio’s state lands as early as next month. Jenny Morgan a volunteer for the group Save Ohio Parks who will be rallying experts and environmental activists in Columbus Oct. 27, said fracking and related infrastructure are linked to increased childhood cancers, fertility and hormone disruption and…
This Week in Cleveland Food News: Rowley Returns, New Club in Ohio City and More
– Say hello to Smoke & Mirrors, a new dance club and rum bar opening in Ohio City today. Related – The Rowley hit pause to do some renovations and a menu refresh. It’ll reopen very soon. Related – Head on down to Hudson for a new cocktail bar. Related – The Chagrin Tavern is…
Op-Ed: Why I’m Voting Yes on Issue 38
“To date, the only idea they’ve generated is to secure funding for themselves.” “And paychecks, my friends, is what this has always been about.” – Cleveland City Councilperson “What Paul says about Peter tells us more about Paul than about Peter.” – Baruch Spinoza “What people say about you is a manifestation of their own…
Bibb Announces Ten Winners of $5,000 Restaurant Grants to Improve Worker Pay
Ten Cleveland restaurants hoping to make life better for workers just got a little money to help the cause. On Thursday, on the second floor of the Asia Town Center off East 38th and Superior, Mayor Justin Bibb awarded $5,000 to the winning restaurants in City Hall’s partnership with One Fair Wage, a national coalition…
New Ownership at the Chagrin Tavern in Eastlake to Usher in Improvements
In August, the Chagrin Tavern (196 E. Island Dr., 440-540-4199) in Eastlake quietly changed hands. Michael Huffman, who literally built the riverside bar and restaurant in 2020, sold the business to Chris Hammer. Hammer, who previously owned the Standard and Paragon restaurants, says that he considers himself exceptionally lucky for the opportunity. “The building has all the potential in…
Smoke & Mirrors, a Dance Club and Rum Bar, Opens in Ohio City Friday
Never one to sit around on their laurels, Sam McNulty’s restaurant group has, just in the last year, flipped the switch on Bar Cento/Bier Markt in debuting Bright Side; carved out part of the Nano Brew space to open Clandestina, a mezcal and tequila concept with Mexican street food; and launched Heart Cider. Related Tomorrow…
It’s Just About Peak Leaf Peeping Time in Northeast Ohio, People
The good folks at the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, citing info from “fall color reporters” sending in dispatches from across the state, this week announced it’s Peak Peepin’ Season across much of Ohio, and damn near peak everywhere else. “It looks like we are nearing prime fall color viewing in the Buckeye State,” ODNR…
In Killers of the Flower Moon, Martin Scorcese Delivers a Triumphant Western That Privileges the Native American Perspective
Although he’s primarily (if reductively) identified with gangsters and New York City, Martin Scorsese has long expressed an interest in directing a Western. John Ford’s The Searchers serves as a particular touchstone — Harvey Keitel delivers a lengthy disquisition on the film in Scorsese’s first feature, Who’s That Knocking on My Door, and Taxi Driver…
There Were 112 Domestic-Violence Fatalities in Ohio Over Past Year
In the past year, 112 Ohioans died because of domestic violence, according to data recently released by the Ohio Domestic Violence Network According to the report, more than half of offenders had prior contact with the criminal justice system, and 27% of cases involved murder-suicide. Maria York, policy director for the Ohio Domestic Violence Network,…
Innovation Ohio Report Shines Light on Ohio’s ‘Missing Voters’
“It all comes down to turnout.” The enduring mantra of candidates and campaigners is self-evident to the point of banality. But buried in that simple formula are questions about how exactly to drive engagement and who specifically needs additional encouragement. On the eve of an election with two hot button statewide issues topping the ballot,…
It’s Now Illegal to Feed Geese in Mentor
Keep the spare bread and corn to yourself in Mentor, lest you break the law or interfere with the natural rhythms of wildlife. On Monday, Mentor City Council voted unanimously to include geese in their feeding of “nuisance health risk animals” ordinance, under the belief that tossing the species scraps of lunch leftovers poses severe…
Akron Main Library To Host Launch Party for New Book About Devo
Jade Dellinger, director of the Bob Rauschenberg Gallery at Florida Southwestern State College has curated shows, commissioned installments and hosted lectures by a number of notable artists (Guerilla Girls, Yoko Ono, Laurie Anderson, Jane Wiedlin). And he has a strong connection to Northeast Ohio. He first invited musician and artist Mark Mothersbaugh from the Akron…
Apollo’s Fire Does ‘Handel’s Israel in Egypt’ and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
This week offers a grab bag of interesting events. Here are our don’t-miss-it suggestions. – You can spend Wednesday visiting Cleveland’s downtown cathedrals. At Noon, pianist Nathan Carterette plays Scriabin and Rachmaninoff at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, and at 7:30, the Choir of Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris sings French music at the Catholic Cathedral of St.…
15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Oct. 19-22)
Our weekly picks of the best things to do in Cleveland this weekend. Also check out our full Cleveland event calendar. THU 10/19 The Wiz A new production of the Tony-winning musical that’s an adaptation of the Frank Baum’s The Wizard of Oz arrives at Connor Palace this month for an extended run. Tonight’s performance takes…
8 Concerts to Catch in Cleveland This Week
WED 10/18 Kiss the TigerThis Minneapolis indie rock band has toured with bands like Low Cut Connie and Emily Wolfe and has opened regionally for acts like the Hold Steady, Golden Smog and Lake Street Dive. It plays the Beachland Tavern tonight in a show that marks its first headlining gig in Cleveland. 15711 Waterloo…
Passing Issue 2 Doesn’t Come With Automatic Expungement for Marijuana Offenses
Legalizing marijuana in Ohio under Issue 2 would not lead to the automatic expungement for those charged with cannabis offenses. But the tax revenue from legalizing cannabis could address some criminal justice reform through the social equity and jobs program fund, said Tom Haren, spokesperson for the Coalition to Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol. “That fund…
As Farm Bill Stalls, Ohio Food Banks See ‘Unprecedented Levels’ of Demand
The still-looming threat of a federal government shutdown and chaos in Congress have pushed Farm Bill negotiations to the side. Ohio food banks said the uncertainty around federal funding for food banks and nutrition programs is compounding the struggles to meet demand. The deadline to reauthorize the nation’s largest food and agriculture legislative package was…
Cleveland Continues Tourism Rebound as 2022 Numbers Approach Pre-Pandemic Levels
Cleveland is continuing its pandemic rebound with solid numbers, a new report concluded. The city and county drew 17.9 million visitors in 2022 — nearly 92 percent of pre-pandemic metrics and a 12-percent increase from the previous year, Destination Cleveland announced Tuesday. Twelve percent represents double the overall tourist growth rate for the state of…
How the East 81st Deli Chicken Salad Video Changed the Lives of the Business and Star, One Year Later
It’s a never-ending source of confusion for Tenisha Godfrey how 34 words changed her life forever. The video, as most of us know, is excruciatingly simple: Godfrey, standing at the counter of the East 81st Deli, on August 28, 2022, tells TikTok what she’s eating. (“It’s a chicken salad…”) She shares the address. (“81st and…
Ohio’s Jim Jordan Fails in Bid for U.S. House Speaker, Leaving Chamber Paralyzed Again
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House rejected Ohio’s Jim Jordan as a candidate for speaker on Tuesday in the first round of voting, though the chamber was expected to potentially conduct additional votes on Jordan’s bid later in the day. Jordan, co-founder of the far-right Freedom Caucus and one of the lawmakers who bolstered former President…
Why We Need You to Become a Scene Supporter, and Why You Should Become One
The TLDR version, real quick, because you’re busy. You: I know that the ad-supported model of journalism is fucked – it’s volatile and shrinking and only getting worse for publishers. Because of that, reader-supported membership models are essential to the strength and future of trusted local media. I’m a fan of all or some of…
Tremont’s Rowley Inn, Closed For Updates Since Early August, to Reopen Mid-November
When your place of business is nearly 120 years old, the tweaks, updates and critical improvements never stop coming. That’s the case at the wildly popular Rowley Inn (1104 Rowley Ave., 216-795-5345), a Tremont staple since 1906. In August, owners Jon Oberman and Raphael Rivilla had hit a wall with respect to their kitchen situation…
Ohio Issue 1: Attacks on Parental Rights Do Not Appear in Amendment
The topic of parental rights does not appear in Ohio Issue 1 on the ballot Nov. 7. There is no mention of denying any rights to parents in the process of enshrining reproductive rights like abortion, contraception, miscarriage care and infertility treatment into the Ohio Constitution. “I don’t think Issue 1 would affect parent’s rights…
Ohio’s Republican U.S. Senate Candidates Clash Over Foreign Policy in First Forum
In Medina Saturday, Ohio’s Republican U.S. Senate candidates held their first forum of the primary campaign. In a country club ballroom, looking out over a stormy golf course, more than 200 guests nibbled on appetizers while they waited for the candidates to take the stage. With conflicts in Ukraine and Israel roiling the world —…
Now Open: Cocktail-Focused Revival Room in Downtown Hudson
When Peachtree Southern Kitchen in downtown Hudson closed back in 2018, Gretchen Erb of Oak and Embers Tavern snatched it up immediately. But other events and circumstances delayed her plans for the space until recently, she explains. “We bought the building five years ago, as soon as Peachtree closed,” she says. “But we were opening…
‘The Grown-Up,’ Now at Convergence-Continuum, Might Lack Deep Insights But the Acting Makes it Plenty of Fun
Sometimes you go to see a play when the script is so dazzling, you’re willing to put up with some bad acting as long as you can experience the playwright’s deathless words. Then there is the opposite, plays with a weak script but boasting strong direction and acting. The latter is the case with The…
Cleveland Public Library Branch Pay Stations Robbed In String of Late-Night Break-Ins
Pay stations used to fund copies and scans were robbed in at least four Cleveland Public Library branches this summer. Six times in August, one suspect burglarized the Langston Hughes, Addison, Lorain, and Fleet branches, among a possible string of others, for the sole purpose of taking the cash used to pay for library services, police…
Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Movie Knows Its Audience All Too Well
“Here’s to Champagne problems!” a 20-something brunette in a ball gown cheers, her voice as bubbly as her lifted flute. It’s opening night at Alamo Drafthouse for what bodes to be one of the biggest movies this fall — not a Spielberg thriller, Halloween horror flick or Oscar-baiting period piece, but a film version of…
Gio’s Pastaria, Haute Doughnuts to Open in Van Aken as Scorpacciata Pizza and Pasta Shops Set to Depart
It’s been a busy summer at Van Aken District — and fall is bringing its own share of change. Before we get to the latest volley of news let’s recap recent events. In August, Dylan Fallon and Bac Nguyen opened an outpost of Ninja City in the Market Hall. The pair had spent considerable time and…
Research: Ohio’s Droughts Worse Than Often Recognized
New drought-modeling technology could help Ohio’s farmers better prepare for dry weather conditions. Steven Quiring, a geography professor at Ohio State University and a study co-author, said while the standard U.S. Drought Monitor is important, it does not always accurately reflect local conditions. Droughts can also differ by region. Ohio is prone to “flash droughts”…
Ohio’s Overdose Watchdog is Raising Funds to Combat Flesh-Eating Drugs
A state-wide watchdog for bad-batch drugs is halfway to its fundraising goal for its latest harm reduction project. The SOAR Initiative (SOAR stands for Safety, Outreach, Autonomy, Respect) alerts subscribers via text or app about overdoses from deadly batches of drugs, often laced with unknown amounts of fentanyl and xylazine. The latter, SOAR says, has…
Andy Summers Talks About the Multi-Media Show He’s Bringing to Kent Stage
On the current multi-media tour he’s dubbed the Cracked Lens + A Missing String, guitarist Andy Summers plays guitar to several sequences of his photography (he’s taken photos all over the world). A Rock Hall Inductee, Summers, who famously was a member of the Police before embarking on a solo career, has recently released both a…
Ohio Issue 1’s Reproductive Rights Amendment and Protection of Access to Contraception
Editor’s Note: This article is part of a series looking at the language of Ohio Issue 1 and the reproductive rights it would impact. The full language of the amendment can be found here. In the Nov. 7 general election, Ohioans will decide whether or not to approve Issue 1, a constitutional amendment for reproductive…
This Week in Cleveland Food News: Crumb & Spigot Opens in Lakewood, Plus an Ode to Little Bar
– Crumb & Spigot has debuted in Lakewood and for those that haven’t made the trek out to the Bainbridge location, you’re in for a treat on the west side. Related – Boom’s Pizza will be joining the Van Aken party next year. Related – Paradise Biryani Pointe now has an outpost at the Carnegie…
Council Safety Committee Once Again Raises Concern of Cleveland Police “Hemorrhaging” Officers
In Tuesday’s marathon Cleveland City Council Safety Committee operational review meeting, members pressed law enforcement authorities on low rates of police recruitment, a common theme this year. “We’re hemorrhaging officers. Officers that I’ve been engaging with, and I’m hearing from citizens, they believe, they actually believe that the city does not want to hire police,”…
National Anti-Gerrymandering Group Gives Ohio Redistricting Failing Grade
Ohio was one of seven states to receive the worst grade on its redistricting process and efforts, according to a report by the national group Common Cause. The national group that works against gerrymandering and promote voting rights completed a report of all 50 states and profiled redistricting state-by-state with the help of a coalition…
Lights Out Cleveland Has Recovered About 1,000 Dead or Injured Birds This Migratory Season After Building Collisions
In Philadelphia, there were 1,500 in one day. In Chicago, there were 1,000 in one morning—victims of the McCormack Place convention center.And on one day in Cleveland last week, over 100 birds flying south over Lake Erie crashed into buildings downtown, a natural byproduct of the unavoidable mix of fall migration and glass skyscrapers.The seasonal…
Economic Impact: Ohio Could Potentially See Millions More in Tax Revenue if Issue 2 Passes
Legalizing marijuana could bring in millions of dollars of tax revenue to Ohio. A recent Ohio State University Drug Enforcement and Policy Center study estimates the potential annual tax revenue from legalizing marijuana ranges from $276 million to $403 million in the fifth year of an operational cannabis market. Those projections could become reality if…
Livewire: 16 Concerts to Catch in Cleveland in October
THU 10/12 Tommy EmmanuelKnown as one of the greatest acoustic artists of all time, Tommy Emmanuel brings his complex fingerstyle technique to the Mimi Ohio Theatre tonight at 8. His PBS special Accomplice LIVE! shows just how influential he’s been and features some of his best-known songs and duets with people such as Emmylou Harris,…
Mamet’s ‘American Buffalo’ Shines in None Too Fragile Production
When it comes to plays about capitalism, American Buffalo is, shall we say, the coin of the realm. And the production of this 50-year-old gem, now at None Too Fragile theater in Akron, gleams like the mint-condition, rare nickel referenced in the title. This powerful and complex psychodrama by David Mamet, written before his back…
Concert Review: Low Cut Connie Helps Grog Shop Crowd Forget Troubles for One Night
When Low Cut Connie is in town, it’s going to be a good night. And Wednesday night in Cleveland Heights was no exception. The Philadelphia-based sextet, led by singer/songwriter/pianist Adam Weiner, has amassed a following in recent years on the strength of its albums and loose, party-vibe shows. You never quite know what you’ll get…
Review: After 25 Years, Tony! Toni! Toné! Makes Triumphant Return to Cleveland and It ‘Feels Good’
On a blustery and rainy Sunday night in Cleveland, there was a buzz in the air throughout the Playhouse Square district. The reason being that after over 25 years, Tony! Toni! Toné! was reunited and touring. Cell phones were not allowed into the show and had to be placed in Yondr bags as concertgoers headed…
