Concert Reviews

Rush Returns To Cleveland, The City That Helped Break The Band: Review

At the first of two "Fifty Something" tour stops in Cleveland, Rush honored Neil Peart and celebrated 50 years of music-making.

by Annie Nickoloff

Kurt Vile Brings Hazy, Philly Vibes to a Packed House at The Roxy: Review

With a setlist mostly derived from his 10th album, the Philadelphia-based rocker continues to find his groove as he ages into indie rock elder statesman status.

by Dillon Stewart

Bruce Springsteen Preaches Politics and Plays the Hits in Cleveland

While protest was certainly prominent throughout the set, the heartland rocker still delivered a heavy dose of hits over three-plus hours.

by Dillon Stewart

Portugal. The Man Celebrates New Album with Intimate Grog Shop Show: Review

The rock band brought its Lords of Portland tour into one of Cleveland’s smallest indie venues for an extra-special concert.

by Annie Nickoloff

They Might Be Giants Kicks Off a Fun-Loving, Two-Night Stand in Cleveland: Review

The band showcased its expansive catalog at a sold-out Agora show.

by Annie Nickoloff

The Jonas Brothers Masterfully Ride the Nostalgia Wave Through Cleveland: Review

In an era where stars of the early 2000s are making roaring comebacks, the Jonas20: Greetings from Your Hometown Tour honors both the band’s past and present with pristine balance.

by Julia Lombardo

Tyler Childers Ends Blossom’s Summer With Masterful Showmanship: Review

A downpour couldn’t put a damper on the alt-country superstar’s sold-out show at Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls.

by Dillon Stewart