Music

Local music venues are starting to open back up with restrictions and guidelines in place.

By connecting DIY artists with institutions such as Brite Winter and the Tri-C Jazz Festival, the online concert series is helping the music scene make the digital leap.

New releases from Cleveland artists such as Mourning [A] BLKstar, Emily Keener and Uptight Sugar soundtrack our work from home and weekend days.

With “Close,” the Cleveland songwriter tapped into a longing for connection we can all relate to, and signaled the arrival of an exciting debut LP. 

The humorous video from the indie-pop duo made up of Kate Dedinsky and Adam Grindler offers a peek at how dozens of Clevelanders are passing the time.

Shawn Brewster has expanded his online community and playlist into a live radio show on Facebook.

Under its alter-ego Oregon Space Trail of Jazz, the Cleveland band is performing its new album April 8 at Lake Affect Studios.

With some help from singer-songwriter Hannah Stak, the musician’s new songs were inspired by and recorded amidst the coronavirus lockdown.

With about 60 members, the orchestra continues its mission of providing performance opportunities to female musicians.

Streaming live all weekend on Facebook, Meganne Stepka’s virtual music festival features more than 48 diverse artists.

Plus, watch five iconic Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony moments.

Singer-songwriter Michelle Gaw is launching a concert series to support working musicians affected by coronavirus shutdowns.