Music Feature

I want it to feel like we’re all in the same place and we can interact.”

"We're helping to stave off dementia. Improve brain health. Fight isolation. Even things like breathing and seeing—these are all de-stressors"

A song taped off 105.7 FM in 1982 had stumped the internet. Until now

Bands will be able to crash at the No Surf House for a few dozen dollars

Taped off 105.7 FM in 1982, the internet can't seem to identify the artist

In advance of upcoming Rock Hall appearance, author Holly Gleason discusses her new book

New spaces and voices are guiding Cleveland's homegrown music scene into inclusive and interesting places

The community-led project will use responses to help advocate and seek funding for the local scene

The design pays homage to the original design while accentuating the public space and adding to the lakefront landscape

The Cleveland Music Census, a citywide data exploration in collaboration with 19 other U.S. cities, is the first since 2011

The house of It's A Kling Thing!, a haven for Midwestern punk and hardcore shows since 2007, is up for sale

Austin has one. Nashville has one. Cleveland's music scene, venue owners say, should be next.

A rehab of Midtown's 250,000 square-foot behemoth hopes to make the Masonic "the coolest venue in Cleveland" with upgraded sound and more

Public Enemy's Chuck D and Run D.M.C.'s Darryl 'DMC' McDaniels will be on hand for Thursday's opening

The Roxy will take over the upstairs lanes

Rage Against the Machine, Missy Elliott, and five others will be inducted

The photographer's week-long book tour comes to Northeast Ohio later this month

The Rock Hall will announce inductees in May

Band features former Clevelander Gregory Wooten

The Rock Hall Inductee will discuss his new memoir