Twenty One Pilots drummer, wife announce pregnancy
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The drummer of Columbus-based band Twenty One Pilots announced he and his wife are expecting.Drummer Josh ...
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Johnstone Fund for New Music to begin 13th concert season
Bach, Beethoven and Brahms are brilliant, but there’s something to be said for more recent music by living composers.The Johnstone ...
What Eric Clapton might play in Columbus: Here’s a setlist prediction
One of rock’s most celebrated guitarists is set to bring his legendary songs to Columbus Sept. 5.With a career spanning ...
Rock legend Eric Clapton, performing at Mershon Sept. 5, has deep ties to Columbus
Eric Clapton is returning to Columbus this fall, but for the legendary guitarist, the trip is more than just another ...
Six String Concerts to open 2025-26 season in Sept.: How to get tickets
Morgan Wade performs new single 'The Party Is Over'Watch Morgan Wade’s full USA TODAY Acoustic performance featuring four songs, including ...
What songs will Benson Boone sing for Aug. 25 Columbus performance?
He's gone from showing up on TikTok's "For You Page" to headlining arenas.Benson Boone, the 22-year-old singer who gained an ...
VIVO Music Festival to offer chamber music in Columbus from Aug. 27-31
Musician brings joy to strangers through musicWhen Daniel Morris of @danielmorrismusic could no longer play his viola at big events, ...
Columbus Food Truck Festival takes place Aug. 16-17
Gahanna guitarist Zayne Harshaw at Creekside Blues & Jazz Festival in Gahanna, part 1Gahanna guitarist Zayne Harshaw performs "Purple Rain" ...
Columbus-based Twenty One Pilots to hold early listening parties in Ohio for new album
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Columbus-based band Twenty One Pilots will be holding listening parties throughout Ohio for their new album ...
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Somali Americans share their experiences as at-risk youth | VideoMichael Shearer speaks with Amani Bayo to discuss the experience that ...
