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Blockchain press release distribution – What Makes KISS PR Different for NFT, Crypto Project
What Makes KISS PR Different? So you have an exciting blockchain project, and you need to get the word out about it as fast as possible! Now you’re looking around at all the different press release distribution companies, wondering which one to choose and why one of them would be better than the others? Here’s…
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LeanBiome Reviews (BestLeanLife) Fake Hype or Real Weight Loss Results? [Lean Biome Update]
LeanBiome (or Lean Biome) is an advanced probiotic blend designed to make digestion easy and manage weight. Unlike other diet pills made with metabolic boosting ingredients, Lean for Good LeanBiome uses beneficial bacteria to fix the issues causing slow metabolism. As a result, the body loses all extra weight and gets back into shape while…
Steven Kwan, Austin Hedges Fall to John Marshall Chess Team in Exhibition Matches at Progressive Field
Cleveland Guardians rookie sensation Steven Kwan and catcher Austin Hedges, two members of the team’s expanding chess club, hosted players from the nationally ranked John Marshall High School chess team at Progressive Field Wednesday. The MLB pros were humbled before their teenage opponents in exhibition matches on the warning track. As reported by the Akron…
ChillWell Portable Ac Reviews – (Scam or legit) Does Chill Well Really Work ?
In case you’re looking for a portable, lightweight and compact cooling gadget to beat the heat, look no further. ChillWell Portable AC is an incredible choice! Try not to be worried about the dry air or the never-ending heat. You’re secured with ChillWell Portable AC. This portable air cooler will become an essential part of…
ChillWell AC Reviews: Best Portable AC Unit or Obvious Scam Ripoff?
ChillWell AC has set the portable AC market on fire this spring and summer season with its next-generation air cooling system that can go anywhere at anytime users need a refreshing blast of well-chilled airflow. The ChillWell AC is the top-selling portable air cooler available to buy that is said to thoroughly beat the heat,…
Report Paints Grim Picture of Covid’s Impact on CMSD Students Compared to National Averages
The Covid-19 pandemic had a disproportionately negative impact on Cleveland public school students of all levels, from pre-school to graduating seniors, compared to national averages, according to a report released late last month from The Cleveland Foundation, the Cleveland Transformation Alliance, Say Yes Cleveland, the George Gund Foundation and others. And within CMSD, low-income, Black…
New Podcast Documents Rise and Fall of WMMS
Reynoldsburg-based Wessler Media just released a brand-new season of PROHFILES, an audio documentary series which explores the “people, places, ideas, and events that make Ohio.” The podcast, The Wrath of the Buzzard, Season Two (six episodes), documents the rise and fall of 100.7 WMMS, the local rock station that famously helped acts such as Bruce…
Informal Jam Sessions Inspired Latest Effort From Failure, Which Plays Grog Shop on June 30
Back in 2020, the space rock trio Failure had planned on doing some extensive touring, including gigs in Chicago, L.A. and New York that would find it playing each of its first three records in their entirety during three-night stands. The pandemic wiped out those plans, but it didn’t deter the band from working on…
In Advance of Upcoming Kent Stage Show, Zombies Singer Reflects on Band’s Decades-Long Career
The Zombies singer Colin Blunstone didn’t intend to become a singer in a rock ’n’ roll band. Inspired by his five uncles, whom he says were all multi-instrumentalists, Blunstone originally just wanted to play guitar. “I pleaded with my parents to buy me a guitar,” he says via phone from his home in England. The…
With Inflation Raging, New York Times Suggests Coming to Cleveland to Eat Pierogies as an Affordable Vacation
🎵 Come on down to Cleveland-town everyone 🎵 As prices for gas, flights, food, and, well, everything else in the world soar, there are few better vacation options for the cash-strapped American than coming to Cleveland and eating pierogies. So says the New York Times this week in a piece on summer travel in the era of…
15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (June 2-June 5)
Our weekly picks of the best things to do in Cleveland this weekend. Also check out our full Cleveland event calendar. THU 06/02 U.S. Air Guitar Regional Championship The Cleveland Regional Championship that takes place tonight at 9 at the Winchester will determine who will represent the city in the tournament’s US Air Guitar Championship National…
After Uvalde Massacre, Ohio GOP Hurtles Toward Arming State’s Teachers
The Ohio Senate advanced fast-tracked legislation Tuesday that would allow local boards of education to permit teachers to carry guns in classrooms. Passage would eviscerate current law in Ohio that allows teachers to arm themselves only after completing more than 700 hours of police training and receiving approval from their local school board. Under House…
Well-Known Cleveland Lawyer Jeffrey Friedman Passes Away at the Age of 74
Jeffrey Friedman, the longtime personal injury lawyer and founding partner of Friedman, Domiano & Smith, passed away last weekend at the age of 74. Friedman, who was confined to a wheelchair due to injuries suffered in a car accident the day after his 17th birthday, was a fixture in the Cleveland legal community and on…
Official Start Date for Sports Betting in Ohio to be Announced Wednesday (Likely Jan. 1, 2023)
Ohio House Bill 29, which passed in late 2021 and took effect in March of this year, legalized sports betting in Ohio and established a regulatory framework for both the online and brick and mortar establishments where it will be permitted. The bill set January 1, 2023, as the date when sports gaming must begin.…
Why Don’t We Coming to Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica in August
In tandem with the release of its new single “How Do You Love Somebody,” the pop band Why Don’t We has announced the dates of a summer tour that includes an Aug. 30 date at Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica. Co-written/produced by the band alongside Grey (Zedd & Maren Morris’s “The Middle”), “How Do You Love…
Cleveland Cinemas “Late Shift” Cult Film Series Returns Saturday After Pandemic Hiatus
After a two-year pandemic hiatus, Cleveland Cinemas’ beloved “Late Shift” film series will return Saturday June 4 with a showing of Major League at the Cedar Lee. Historically a monthly midnight screening of cult classics, the Late Shift films will now be screened at 10 p.m. the first Saturday of every month at the Cedar…
Jimmy Eat World To Perform at Rock Hall in September
Emo rockers Jimmy Eat World will kick off a fall tour with a performance on Sept. 8 at the Rock Hall. Following the Surviving the Truth tour that took place with Dashboard Confessional earlier this year, the Something Loud Tour will continue for three weeks after the kick-off show here in Cleveland. The band’s commercial breakthrough…
In ‘Log Cabin,’ Now at Convergence-Continuum, LGBTQ Characters Deal With the Modern World
Just to be clear at the outset, if you see the “Log Cabin” as a current offering in your local theater listing, it’s not a play about the humble beginnings of intrepid Abe Lincoln or a reference to “Little House on the Prairie.” No, the title of the play, now at convergence-continuum theatre, refers to…
Marcus King Headed to Agora in October
Singer-guitarist Marcus King just announced the dates of a headlining tour that’ll bring him to the Agora on Oct. 23. The trek supports his forthcoming solo album, Young Blood. “This fall tour is going to be our biggest one yet,” says King in a statement. “It has been a long time in the making, playing…
Battiste and Dupree Cajun Grill in South Euclid Has Closed
With the permanent closure of Battiste & Dupree Cajun Grill, the Cleveland culinary scene has suffered a devastating blow. For fans of genuine New Orleans-style Creole and Cajun food, there was no better place to go in Northeast Ohio. The restaurant closed this month with little warning. Since 2003, Junior Battiste held court from a…
‘The Legend of Georgia McBride’ at the Beck Center is a Frothy, Amusing Journey Into Drag
Imagine if we all walked around naked all day (on second thought, don’t, it could trigger a gag reflex). How would we signal who we are? The clothes we wear, our quotidian “drag” if you will, give people a clue about our identity, how we wish to be perceived in the world. Drag culture has…
Yes Singer Jon Anderson To Perform at Kent Stage in July
While the prog rock act Yes has had several different singers over the years, Jon Anderson takes lead on many of the band’s biggest hits, including “I’ve Seen All Good People,” “Roundabout” and “Owner of a Lonely Heart.” The Kent Stage has just announced that Anderson will perform at the club with the Paul Green…
Kraftwerk Let the Robots Have Fun at Connor Palace Concert
The loosest moment during Kraftwerk’s show Sunday night at the Connor Palace came when the band let the robots take over and dance. After a set filled with one classic after another, the influential German electronic pioneers left the stage, almost as if saying that they reached the limits of human performance. It was time…
Federal Court Implements Statehouse Redistricting Maps Twice Declared Unconstitutional by Ohio Supreme Court
A federal district court, in a 2-1 decision Friday, implemented Ohio state Senate and House district maps for the 2022 election that have twice been declared unconstitutional partisan gerrymanders by the Ohio Supreme Court. Also in a 2-1 decision, in April, the judges representing the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio Eastern…
Cuyahoga County Exec Candidate Lee Weingart Lobbied for Law Change That Paved Way for Medical Mart He Now Condemns
Lee Weingart, the Republican candidate for Cuyahoga County Executive, lobbied the Ohio legislature on behalf of the county to amend state law and allow the county to raise a quarter-percent sales tax to fund the Convention Center and Medical Mart. As a political candidate, Weingart has been a vocal critic of the Medical Mart, known…
Top International Dating Sites 2022 To Start Distant Relationships
Sponsored by Datingstudio.com Online dating is getting more popular every year. According to Statista’s Digital Market Overlook, the number of active users who use the services of dating websites will reach 413 million people by the end of 2022. Almost half of these users prefer international matchmaking trying to find partners overseas. Therefore, you have…
CBD for Pain: How Well Does It Work?
CBD is a popular natural remedy for many common ailments, including pain. But how effective is it? Let’s look at the science behind CBD and pain relief. What is CBD? Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of many compounds found in hemp. The impressive plant contains over 500 compounds, including CBD. Unlike the more well-known compound THC,…
Luis Roman of Campus Grille Fame to Open East-Side Sandwich Shop
For eight years, Luis Roman operated the successful Latin eatery Campus Grille in Berea. But in the end, a spate of pandemic-related issues such as soaring food costs, scarcity of supplies and struggles with staffing conspired to compel him to close. Since closing those doors, Roman has been “thinking through my pivot and seeing what…
Cuyahoga County Now Has ‘High’ Covid Transmission Levels, CDC Recommends Wearing a Mask Indoors
Cuyahoga County moved from medium to high levels of Covid transmission in the past week, based on metrics used by CDC (cases per 100,000 residents and percentage of inpatient hospital beds taken by Covid patients). The CDC recommends residents in high-transmission counties wear masks indoors and on public transportation. County Executive Armond Budish on Wednesday…
‘Figurative Studies in a Modern World,’ an Exhibition of Tim Herron’s Work, Opens at Negative Space Gallery This Saturday
You might know local artist and owner of The Manly Pad Tim Herron from The Pretentious Cleveland Portrait Artists, his weekly portrait sessions he’s been hosting since 2005, or have seen him on a street corner painting a scene. A new exhibition of his work, opening at Negative Space Gallery (3820 Superior Ave.) this Saturday…
In Advance of Upcoming Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica Concert, Flogging Molly Singer Talks About Band’s New Pandemic-Era Drinking Ballad
Flogging Molly frontman Dave King has often spoken of the squalid conditions of Beggars Bush, the Irish housing project he once called home. For him, music helped him get through a particularly tough period in his life. “[Beggars Bush] was really dismal,” he says via phone from Ireland. Flogging Molly brings its co-headlining tour with…
Guitar Stolen From International Artist in Cleveland Has Been Found, On Its Way Home
The valuable and beloved guitar belonging to Grammy-nominated Paraguyan musician Berta Rojas that was stolen from the back of a car in Ohio City in April is now on its way back to its owner. Rojas today announced that the guitar, worth about $20,000 and crafted by esteemed luthier Michael O’Leary, journeyed, in an unclear number…
Federal Appeals Court Rules That Delta-8 THC is Legal Under the Farm Bill
A federal appeals court in California last week ruled that delta-8 and other hemp-derived cannabinoids are legal under the 2018 Farm Bill, even if they’re capable of getting users high, Forbes reports. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 3-0 that products containing delta-8 THC are generally permissible under federal law, which broadly defines hemp…
Pinecrest Will No Longer Allow Unsupervised Juveniles on Site After 4 p.m.
Less than a week after multiple police departments were called to Pinecrest for reports of more than 100 unruly juveniles gathering on the lawn in front of Silverspot Cinema, fights breaking out, and groups gathering at and outside other businesses for two hours afterward as police officers tried to “flush them out,” the mixed-use development…
Cleveland Author Dan Chaon to Make Local Stops on National Book Tour Promoting New Novel ‘Sleepwalk’
Cleveland author Dan Chaon will make several local appearances over the next two weeks as he promotes his latest novel, Sleep Walk. The book is the recipient of early acclaim from both writers and critics, who call it a “propulsive, darkly comic” novel about an LSD-microdosing mercenary traveling in an RV across a fractured America. As…
The Cleveland Orchestra Does Verdi’s Otello and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Weekend
There’s a rich mix of musical offerings this week — Medieval, Opera, Art Song — as well as chamber and orchestral performances and a couple of premieres. – The Art Song Festival is in full swing this week, featuring an array of educational offerings and performances centered around master classes where ten singer-pianist teams are…
Bipartisan Ohio Supreme Court Majority Rejects Partisan Statehouse Redistricting Maps for Fifth Time
Ohio House and Senate district maps previously passed by Republican members of the Ohio Redistricting Commission and previously ruled unconstitutional remain invalid, a bipartisan 4-3 majority on the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday. Declining to hold commissioners in contempt, the court ordered the Ohio Redistricting Commission be reconstituted to draft and adopt new General Assembly…
Preview: Bright Side, Opening in Former Bar Cento and Bier Markt Space June 8
“Bright Side is literally a bar-forward concept,” says Sam McNulty. “Bringing the energy to the front of the space was the primary design focus. From there it was about doing a 180-degree turn from this dimly lit, moody space to the Bright Side.” It’s been 17 and 15 years, respectively, since McNulty and co-founder Mark…
Punishments Announced for Lake Catholic Swastika Incident, Cleveland Catholic Diocese Apologizes
The head coach and assistant coach of the Lake Catholic High School lacrosse team have resigned and students must participate in programming at the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage in order to receive their transcripts after a swastika appeared on the calf of a player during last week’s playoff game against Orange High School. Lake…
Federal Pot Arrests Have Plummeted While States Legalize Cannabis, Crime Stats Show
Federal cannabis arrests have dropped over a 10-year stretch as more states legalize weed, Marijuana Moment reports, citing federal crime statistics. The Drug Enforcement Administration made 2,576 marijuana arrests in fiscal year 2020, a dramatic drop from 2010, when the agency racked up 8,215 pot busts, according to Justice Department data analyzed by the news…
New Exhibit Coming to Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick Explores Spiritualism During the Pandemic
In November 2019, the Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick hosted Strange Frequencies in the Museum, an event that featured photographer Shannon Taggart, medium Lauren Thibodeau, writer Peter Bebergal and musician Sam Harmon. The goal was to explore the “fuzzy boundaries where matters of spirit and technology connect.” Now, the Buckland has just announced that…
Dante Boccuzzi to Open Country-Themed Bar and Restaurant in Downtown Willoughby
Dante Boccuzzi is showing no signs of slowing down. Fresh off the smash opening of his downtown sushi bar and restaurant Goma – not to mention his extensive portfolio of restaurants and clubs too numerous to list here – the prolific chef has announced an exciting new project. His restaurant group has just begun construction…
Band of the Week: James Pequignot
MEET THE BAND: James Pequignot (vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards, piano, drums) INSPIRED BY GIANTS: Pequignot, who grew up in Richmond Heights before moving to Macedonia at age 15 got hooked on songwriting after his parents bought him an 8-track digital recorder. “I had been writing songs for a couple of years at that point,…
Savage Love: Things to Do With Balls? I Feel My Testicle Game is Getting Stale
My laptop died last week. My laptop couldn’t die when I was in the office, with capable tech support people close by. Oh, no. My laptop lost its will to live when I was thousands of miles away, in a country where I don’t speak the language. So, I wasn’t able to access my Savage…
An Established Actor, Wallows Singer-Guitarist Talks About His Passion for Music Prior to Band’s June 4 Show at Agora
The three twenty-somethings in the indie pop band Wallows initially got their start as actors. “Acting for me, felt like something that was fun, and something that I was used to, and something that, you know, brought me to L.A. I definitely had amazing times, and it’s still something I love, but, when I think…
W. 6th Starbucks Votes Unanimously to Form Union
With a unanimous 10-0 vote Tuesday, workers at the W. 6th location of Starbucks in downtown Cleveland will officially form a union, becoming one of the first two locations in Ohio to do so. Workers at the W. 6th location were the first in Northeast Ohio to declare their intent to unionize, filing a petition…
Adam Granduciel of War on Drugs, Which Performs at Jacobs Pavilion on June 9, on How Parenthood Has Changed the Way He Works
Adam Granofsky, or Adam Granduciel as he is better known, is the frontman for Grammy-winning band, the War on Drugs, which plays Jacobs Pavilion on June 9. They are coming in support of their latest album, I Don’t Live Here Anymore. We caught up with Granduciel, and what we thought was going to be a…
Lee Weingart Calls for 12 Debates with Chris Ronayne in Cuyahoga County Executive Race
Lee Weingart, the Republican candidate for Cuyahoga County Executive, has called for a series of 12 debates with the Democratic candidate in the race, Chris Ronayne, in the leadup to the November general election. Traditionally there is one marquee debate between the candidates held at the City Club of Cleveland. Weingart wants to participate in…
Ohio Food Banks Struggling As State Sits on Huge Stack of Money
Some food banks are slashing the amounts of food they give people. At the same time, Ohio and many other states are sitting on enormous piles of cash, and a spokesman for Gov. Mike DeWine was vague last week when asked how the governor would like to use that money. As so often happens to…
Cleveland’s Big Hoke Releases New Single and Accompanying Music Video
In 2020, local musician Justin Gorski released Home, an alt-country album he recorded as Big Hoke, a long-running solo project of his that dates back nearly 20 years. Written and performed by Gorski and produced by Gordy Quist at his studio in Austin, TX, the album was mixed by Grammy-winning engineer Tom Schick. Now, Gorski…
1942 Tacos and Tequila Now Open in Playhouse Square
After sitting empty for close to two years, the former Puente Viejo space on Huron Road in Playhouse Square has new life. Fittingly, the new tenant is another Mexican restaurant, which is called 1942 Tacos and Tequila (1220 Huron Rd.). The original Rochester location appears to be very favorably reviewed since opening in 2021. The…
Come July, There Will Be 400 Breweries in Ohio
There is certainly no lack of places to grab a pint in Ohio. And, as of July, there will officially be 400 craft breweries in the state with the opening of Guernsey Brewhouse in Cambridge, according to the Ohio Craft Brewers Association. That’s up 100 breweries from three years ago. “There is now at least…
Two of Deshaun Watson’s Accusers Will Appear on HBO’s Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel Tuesday
HBO announced late last week that a number of women who had accused Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson of sexual misconduct would appear on the Tuesday evening episode of “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel.” HBO initially said that “several” women would appear in on-record interviews, but lawyers for the accusers Monday confirmed to local and national…
Great Lakes Freighter Stuck Outside of Fairport Harbor in Lake Erie After Running Aground
The American Courage, a 634-foot Great Lakes bulk freighter carrying limestone from Marblehead to Fairport Harbor, ran aground about 100 yards from shore on Sunday and remains stuck today. Two tugboats have so far been unable to get the freighter moving and the Manitowoc, a laker, was called in to assist in offloading cargo to…
Cleveland City Council Likely to Increase Penalties for Dirt Bike Riders
At a meeting this afternoon, Cleveland City Council will discuss amendments to legislation regarding penalties for those who ride dirt bikes and all-terrain vehicles on city streets. Council leadership appears confident that stricter penalties will be voted on Monday evening and immediately go into effect. Sponsored by Council President Blaine Griffin and Safety Committee Chair…
Rood in Lakewood to Launch Cafe Rood, a Full-Service ‘Morning Cafe’
In March of 2020, Rood (17001 Madison Ave., 216-712-4506) was just hitting its stride. The unique slider-and-pie shop in Lakewood was attracting local and regional attention for its food, setting and convivial dining style, one which encouraged diners to share food. That all came to a screeching halt in mid-March thanks to Covid. In the…
How Potential Roe v. Wade Reversal Could Impact Abortion Services in Ohio
The leak of a U.S. Supreme Court draft opinion that could overturn Roe v. Wade has opened up the floodgates for restrictive state bills across the country. In Ohio, a looking glass for the future of abortion care comes in the form of two “trigger bills” that have the potential to eliminate abortion care access…
Newly Revealed Texts Suggest PUCO Regulator Knew FirstEnergy Rate Hike Was Improper
More evidence emerged Friday that Ohioans for years have faced questionable utility increases that were granted out of possibly dubious motives. On June 19, 2019, FirstEnergy’s leaders were furiously pushing what would later be called one of the biggest bribery and money laundering schemes in Ohio history. The same day, the Ohio Supreme Court struck…
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Whip Fervent Crowd Into Frenzy at Agora Show
As King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard neared the end of its sold-out show in Cleveland Friday, keyboardist and vocalist Ambrose Kenny-Smith did something a bit unexpected. He started rapping. Making his way through the verses of “The Grim Reaper,” he and the rest of the Australian septet couldn’t have been further away from the…
Umami in Chagrin Falls Unveils New Name and Concept in Advance of Early June Opening
This past February, Umami in Chagrin Falls closed its doors after 14 years. But it was less of a goodbye than it was a “see you soon” as plans called for a reinvention of the space, concept and name. Today, owners Mike Mendlovic and Nikki Williams revealed their plans for this small but mighty bistro.…
City Council Resolution Calls on FirstEnergy to Relinquish Stadium Naming Rights
A Cleveland City Council emergency resolution is calling on the FirstEnergy Corporation to relinquish its naming rights to the city-owned football stadium that has borne the private utility’s name since 2013. Sponsored by Ward 16 Councilman Brian Kazy, the resolution stems from the statewide HB6 scandal — thought to be the largest case of racketeering …
AgeMatch – Best Age Gap Dating App to Meet Older Women and Men
There are many age gap dating apps out there, but which one is the best? We did some research and found that the best app for finding older women and men to date is Agematch.com! This app has been connecting older women and men with each other for years, and it’s one of the most…
Bike to Work Day: Cycling Not Just for Recreation
Today is National Bike to Work Day, and while it may sound “easier said than done,” it may not be as daunting as you think. Enthusiasts said the benefits of commuting by bicycle outweigh the drawbacks. Besides saving money on gasoline and vehicle expenses, research suggests it can increase productivity on the job by improving…
Downtown Cleveland to Get Five Iron Golf Simulator, Restaurant and Bar
We can soon add Five Iron Golf to Northeast Ohio’s growing collection of golf simulator entertainment concepts. The new venture will join ProXimity Golf Lounge in Cleveland Heights, the recently opened West Bank Golf Club in the Tank West Bank in the Flats, and others. The Cleveland spot will be the company’s second in Ohio and seventh…
Downtown Cleveland Guerilla Gardeners Exposed!
The day after recent Cleveland State University graduate Jack Brancatelli planted a small garden in a sidewalk hole on Euclid Avenue with two of his former CSU classmates and chums, he was walking home to his campus apartment from the Red Line rapid downtown and saw a News Channel 5 camera crew capturing images of…
213,000+ Ohio Workers are Cheated of Earnings Each Year
A new report found dishonest employers steal from some 213,000 people in Ohio each year by paying them less than the minimum wage; and it is just one type of wage theft. According to the analysis from the think tank Policy Matters Ohio, other forms of wage theft include nonpayment for all hours worked, not paying…
Cleveland Public Theatre Cancels Remaining Performances of Current Production Due to Covid
Cleveland Public Theatre has announced that it will cancel all remaining performances of its Candlelight Hypothesis Workshop due to Covid-19. A Wednesday news release from CPT Executive Artistic Director Raymond Bobgan, who created and directed the production alongside Cleveland’s CORE ensemble, said that CPT made the decision due to the “intimate nature” of the show…
Alec Benjamin Coming to Agora in September
Singer-songwriter Alec Benjamin has just announced new headlining North American tour dates in support of his new album, (Un)Commentary. The trek comes to the Agora on Sept. 22. The album features 13 tracks, including the new single “Speakers” and the previously released “The Way You Felt,” “Older” and “Shadow of Mine.” A ticket presale is…
The Cleveland Orchestra Performs Verdi, and Five Other Classical Music Events to Hit Up This Week
There’s an eclectic mix of musical offerings this week — Medieval, Opera, Art Song — as well as chamber and orchestral performances and a couple of premieres. On Friday May 20 at 7:00 pm at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Cleveland Hts., Trobàr medieval music trio, featuring vocalists Allison Monroe & Elena Mullins will present…
