Advocates, Cincinnati City Council Wrangle With West End Displacement
As Mary Frances Page sat in her efficiency apartment on Wade Street in the West End today, wondering when she will have to move, a whirlwind of activity swirled around her. After news broke that FC Cincinnati purchased the property she lives in next to their coming stadium and that she will eventually have to…
Cincinnati Burger Week Restaurant Lineup Has Officially Been Announced
Cincinnati Burger Week is a magical seven-day event where restaurants across the city offer specialty burgers for only $5. The week-long burger extravaganza is back July 15-21, with over 75 participating restaurants — the biggest Burger Week yet. The restaurants who will be joining in on the fun have officially been announced, so you can…
Downtown’s New Auntie Anne’s is Giving Away Free Pretzels on April 16
Beloved fast-food chain Auntie Anne's opened its downtown location on March 14 inside the Carew Tower. This will be the seventh Greater Cincinnati location for Auntie Anne's, with other storefronts including Kenwood Towne Centre, Cincinnati Premium Outlets, YMCA of Greater Cincinnati and Eastgate, Northgate and Tri-County Malls. To celebrate their opening, the eatery is gifting their loyal…
Ohio House Poised to Vote on ‘Heartbeat’ Bill
The Ohio House of Representatives will vote soon on one of the nation's tightest laws regulating abortion after the Ohio House Health Committee today opted to move forward with the so-called "heartbeat bill." The legislation, known as Senate Bill 23, passed out of committee by an 11-7 vote on party lines. The bill would make it…
UC Head Coach Mick Cronin Leaving for UCLA
UCLA has confirmed that Mick Cronin will be its men's basketball team's new head coach. Cronin has been the head coach at the University of Cincinnati for the past 13 years, taking the team to the NCAA tournament for nine straight years. According to the Los Angeles Times, Cronin is getting a six-year deal worth…
Representing Two Generations of Exploratory Jazz Brilliance, Herbie Hancock and Kamasi Washington Join Forces for Southwestern Ohio Concert This Summer
Herbie Hancock and Kamasi Washington, representing two generations of the exploratory spirit of Jazz, have announced that they are teaming up for a joint North American tour this summer. Kicking off July 30 in Virginia, the venture brings the pair to Huber Heights, Ohio's Rose Music Center on Aug. 7. The outdoor amphitheater, booked by…
Pop Rock Favorites Guster Try to Take an Optimistic View of America’s Fractured Political Discourse on ‘Look Alive’
The cover of Guster’s latest album, Look Alive, features a woman wearing what looks like a cactus hat. It’s a curious choice for a band not known for its prickly nature. In fact, Guster has been one of the most approachable outfits of the last 20-plus years, dropping a series of slanted Pop Rock records…
Chris Smither, One of Today’s Best Practitioners of Folk/Blues, to Play Oakley’s 20th Century Theater
Though Chris Smither hasn’t lived in New Orleans for many years, it somehow makes perfect poetic sense that he originally hails from the Crescent City. What a fitting heritage for one of the best practitioners of Folk/Blues guitar still playing today. With his slow rumble voice, craggy, road-dog looks and a long list of songwriting…
Rockers Pop Evil Balanced the Heavy and the Melodic On Their Eponymous 2018 Album
It’s said that people are products of where and how they grew up. Leigh Kakaty, vocalist of Pop Evil, certainly seems to buy into that idea. He says his group’s music is very much a product of his Muskegon, Michigan roots. On a musical level, that experience translates into a Rock band that stylistically is…
AltRock Icon Morrissey to Perform at Southwestern Ohio’s Fraze Pavilion with Interpol
AltRock icon Morrissey is slated to kick off a run of dates in Canada this weekend, after which he's scheduled to set up shop for a Broadway residency at New York's Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. But after that, the singer — known for his pioneering work with The Smiths in the ’80s, then a long and successful…
Celebrate Earth Day with a Party at Washington Park
Washington Park is hosting a party for the planet. There will be eco-friendly activities for adults and children with vendors set up around the park including Rooted Juicery, 80 Acres Farms, Sound Bites Nutrition, Great Parks of Hamilton County and more. Listen to live Reggae from the likes of Da Squad, Jam band Peridoni and…
Author and Historian Erica Armstrong Dunbar Leads the 1835 Lecture at The Mercantile Library
African-American historian and author Erica Armstrong Dunbar tells the stories of the resilience, pain and triumph of the African-American community. The Mercantile Library will be spotlighting her book Never Caught: The Washingtons’ Relentless Pursuit of Their Runaway Slave, Ona Judge, which tells the story of Judge, a runaway slave owned by President George Washington. The…
Cedric the Entertainer Takes Over the Liberty Funny Bone for a Special Engagement
Cedric The Entertainer first burst onto the national comedy scene in 1992 when he appeared on It’s Showtime at The Apollo. From there, he appeared on HBO’s Def Comedy Jam and BET’s Comic View. He began acting in 1996 when he was cast in The Steve Harvey Show as Cedric Jackie Robinson. He has since…
The DIVA Jazz Orchestra Makes its Cincinnati Debut
DIVA Jazz Orchestra’s passion for Big Band music erupts in every one of its YouTube videos and audio tracks. Twenty-six years since their first concert, the band will finally unleash its high-powered sounds in Cincinnati this week via a show on April 13 at Walnut Hills High School. The 15-piece ensemble features top-tier Jazz…
Catch a Performance of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ at the American Sign Museum
Head to the American Sign Museum to catch a special staging of A Midsummer Night’s Dream from the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. As described by the CSC, “Lysander loves Hermia. Hermia loves Lysander. Demetrius loves Hermia. Helena loves Demetrius. No one loves Helena (poor Helena). This byzantine love quadrangle turns even more ludicrous when, lost in…
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s ‘Macbeth’ is Rapturously Compelling and Delightfully Violent
CRITIC'S PICK Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s production of Macbeth is not for the faint of heart. And that is wonderful. With abundant use of stage blood, unnerving sound design and gruesome props, Cincy Shakes’ goes all in. Centered on the titular character, Macbeth explores prophecy, the supernatural and how far one will go to hold and…
Cincinnati City Council Passes Motion Doing Away with Monetary Bail for Those Accused of Nonviolent Misdemeanors
Cincinnati City Council April 17 passed a motion directing city prosecutors to forego monetary bail for nonviolent misdemeanor suspects awaiting trial. Council member P.G. Sittenfeld, a Democrat, partnered with the Ohio Justice and Policy Center, local law professors and the AMOS Project on the initiative. Sittenfeld's fellow Democratic council members Wendell Young and Greg Landsman,…
The CAC’s Performing Arts Festival This Time Tomorrow Features ‘Art of the Moment’
The Contemporary Arts Center is taking a risk — and they want you to take it with them. Sprawling over four days (April 11-14), the CAC’s inaugural performing arts festival, This Time Tomorrow, promises a diverse lineup both stylistically, thematically and otherwise. Like its title alludes to, the fest centers on “art of the moment.” …
Tunes & Blooms at the Cincinnati Zoo Offers Free Live Music Thursday Evenings Through April
As one of only two accredited botanical gardens in Ohio, the Cincinnati Zoo has much more to offer than sassy hippos. Zoo Blooms takes over the grounds each April with an explosion of color and elaborate floral displays. Dubbed “Tulip Mania,” the zoo has planted more than 100,000 tulips in a rainbow assortment of colors…
Actors Theatre of Louisville’s Humana Festival is Timely and Scary
The 43rd Humana Festival of New American Plays just concluded on Sunday at Actors Theatre of Louisville, which staged five productions. The company was without a full-time artistic director in 2018-2019, which surely affected this year’s festival. Nevertheless, true to past festivals, topics were squarely in the moment: conflict in the Middle East, campus rape…
Nick Offerman of ‘Parks and Rec’ Fame Heads to the Taft Theatre for a Night of Comedy
Calling all fans of Parks and Recreation, bacon and beards: Comedian, actor, writer and woodworker Nick Offerman is headlining the Taft Theatre on Friday, April 19. If Offerman’s Netflix special American Ham is any indication, expect storytelling, stand-up and song. Offerman, possibly best known as Ron Swanson from NBC’s Amy Poehler vehicle Parks and Rec,…
Kings Island Opening Day is Upon Us, with New (Old) Rides, Local Beer and More
Head to the largest amusement/waterpark in the Midwest to see what’s new. The park opens for weekends starting Saturday, with full hours launching May 15. Check out revamped rides, like the Kings Mills Antique Autos, where guests can “drive” a scaled Model T around a scenic track; or the freshly renovated International Street, with a…
Know Theatre Wraps its Season with ‘Mercury,’ a Dark Comedy about Suburban Revenge
On Good Friday, witness the regional debut of Steve Yockey’s Mercury, a dark comedy about suburban revenge. The production caps off Know Theatre’s 21st season, where all its performances have thematically dealt with fear. In this play, three storylines — a nosey neighbor, an overwrought friendship and marauding bears — converge in Portland at a…
NKU’s YES Festival at a Glance
Northern Kentucky University’s biennial Year End Series (YES) Festival returns for its 19th iteration with three world-premiere plays chosen out of 300 script submissions. The ambitious fest, put on by the school’s Arts Theatre + Dance program, offers lightly staged productions of these brand-new works, featuring student actors — and sometimes student playwrights. Continuing through…
The Freedom Center’s ‘We Who Believe in Freedom’ Exhibits Quilts that Comment on Issues of Race in America
This new exhibit, curated by Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi — historian, author and founder of the Women of Color Quilters Network — features detailed fabric and textile works that tell the story of the African-American experience. The artists of the Women of Color Quilters have created quilts featuring commentary on the Civil Rights movement and the…
Iconic Weimaraner Dog Photographer William Wegman Visits the Art Museum
Everyone loves turning their dog into a runway model; many people have even set up Instagram accounts just for their furry friends to strut their stuff. But William Wegman is possibly the only artist to have achieved international recognition by taking pictures of his own weimaraner dogs. Thirty-seven years after the Contemporary Arts Center exhibited…
Minimum Gauge: Beyoncé Steals the Coachella Spotlight Once Again with Netflix Special
HOT: Spotlight Stealing Again Beyoncé is getting in on that sweet, sweet Netflix money and releasing a film version of her set at last year’s Coachella festival on the streaming service. The singer was the source of major chatter before 2017’s Coachella after cancelling due to her pregnancy, then stole the show with her 2018…
Here is What Cincinnati Public Schools Could Ask for From the City in Coming Abatement Negotiations
With the expiration of a 20-year-old agreement about tax abatements for developers between the City of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Public Schools approaching, the district is mulling what it would like to see from a new deal. The 1999 tax abatement agreement arose from the 1996 vote to build Paul Brown Stadium and Great American Ball…
Louisville’s Louder Than Life Music Festival to Feature Hard Rock Giants Guns ‘N’ Roses, Slipknot, Disturbed, Rob Zombie, Godsmack and More
Last week it was announced that Guns ’N' Roses would be one of the headliners of 2019's Louder Than Life music festival. This morning the event — which will take place Sept. 27-29 at the Highland Festival Grounds at Kentucky Exposition Center (also the site of two other Danny Wimmer Presents-produced fests: Bourbon & Beyond…
Rollin’ Bowls Food Truck Does Vegan on Wheels
A plant-based food truck just rolled into town and Monica Meier is in the driver’s seat. Last February, Meier quit her nine-to-five job and bought a small bus. Out went the vinyl-covered bench seats and in came the flat-top grill, stainless steel workstation and a fridge stocked with veggies. By September, Meier embarked on her…
What to Know Before the ‘Game of Thrones’ Premiere
It may be springtime in Cincinnati, but winter is here, y’all! After a grueling 20-month wait, Game of Thrones’ (9 p.m. Sundays, HBO) eighth and final season is finally upon us. Critically lauded — it has the most Emmys of any primetime scripted series — and beloved among audiences across the globe, this just may…
Fifty West Brewing Company Expands with New Brewpub in Chillicothe, Ohio
Fifty West Brewing Company, recently named one of the fastest growing craft brewers in the nation, is proving their ranking right by announcing the opening of a new brewpub location on Route 50 in Chillicothe, Ohio. The pub is slated to open in late 2019 or early 2020. “Route 50 spans across the heart of…
Medical Marijuana Tinctures Finally Hit the Shelves at Ohio Dispensaries
It's been a long wait, but if you have a license to buy medicinal marijuana in Ohio, you can now get processed marijuana products here. Tinctures produced by Ohio cultivator and processor Grow Ohio Pharmaceuticals made their way to three dispensaries this week and went on sale at one in Coshocton called Ohio Cannabis Company…
15 Cincinnati Easter Brunch Destinations
Celebrate the resurrection of Christ — or just indulge in a lavish brunch — on Sunday, April 21. These local restaurants are offering special family-friendly meals in honor of the Easter Holiday, but you don't need to be religious to opt into these expansive options, replete with carving stations, special desserts and plenty of mimosas.…
Cincinnati’s JACK Casino to Be Sold to Hard Rock International
Downtown Cincinnati's JACK Casino is getting a new owner. The company has agreed to sell the property to Hard Rock International and VICI Properties, which is also purchasing Turfway Park in Florence, Kentucky. Pending regulatory approval, JACK and Turfway will be sold for $780 million and fall under the Hard Rock International brand. “We viewed…
Premiere: Northern Kentucky Country/Americana Artist Maria Carrelli’s Playful Music Video for “Strings on My Guitar”
If you’re a gambler and you want to lay some money down on which Greater Cincinnati musical act is the next to go on to wider national recognition, there aren’t many safer bets than Country/Americana singer/songwriter Maria Carrelli. A Ludlow, Kentucky native, Carrelli has built a big local following with her endearing sound, which combines…
Progressive Jazz Ensemble Snarky Puppy Adds Greater Cincinnati Concert to 98-Date World Tour
On the heels of its critically acclaimed new album Immigrance’s release, popular Progressive Jazz ensemble Snarky Puppy has announced a second leg to the North American part of its 98-show world tour. The new dates include a Sept. 11 concert at Covington’s Madison Theater. Tickets ($40) are on sale now via cincyticket.com. The instrumental group…
In State of the County Address, Driehaus Touts Reduction in Overdoses, Promotes Shared Services Effort
Focusing on gains in the fight against the opioid addiction crisis, a new initiative to foster collaboration between Hamilton County’s 49 municipalities and efforts to increase diversity on county boards, county commission President Denise Driehaus today delivered her first State of the County Address. Driehaus’ speech comes as Democrats hold a rare three-member sweep of…
Where to Find Fantastic French Fries in Cincinnati
French fries are the culinary equivalent of beer: They’re available basically everywhere, their quality ranges from common fare to mind-blowing-gourmet and there’s probably something healthier on the menu. Diehard loyalists favor each variety of fry — crinkle-cut, curly, shoestring, steak, waffle, wedge, etc. — with such voraciousness they’d have you believe anything besides their preferred…
Clifton’s Nonprofit Peace Café Offers Breakfast, Lunch and Job Training Opportunities
Peace Café, a nonprofit job training and placement restaurant in Clifton, is interested in feeding more than people’s bodies. Founded by Pastor John Suguitan of the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Over-the-Rhine, Peace Café takes an increasingly familiar model of outward-facing ministry — focused on utilizing the food-service industry as a betterment tool for…
Cincinnati-Bred, Chicago-Based Jazz Bassist/Bandleader Joe Policastro Brings His Acclaimed Trio to Walnut Hills’ Caffè Vivace
Bassist and bandleader Joe Policastro — who has worked with artists like Phil Woods, Pat Boone, Jeff Hamilton and Diane Schuur — got his start in the Cincinnati Jazz scene, but in recent years he’s been living in and working out of Chicago, fronting his eponymous trio and playing what he calls “Alternative Jazz,” which…
Premiere: Cincinnati Alternative Pop Band Phasmids’ Hypnotic Music Video for “Many in Few”
CityBeat is thrilled to premiere the eye-grabbing new music video for "Many in Few" by Cincinnati Alternative Pop band Phasmids. The group formed in 2016 and features singer Jonathan Goolsby, bassist Jared Wilson, drummer Matthew Risher, pianist Rachel Mousie and utility player Christopher Sweeney. Last year Phasmids released its debut recording, a self-titled EP which…
History in Bloom at Spring Grove Features Horse-Drawn Carriages and Historic Reenactors
Spring Grove Cemetery celebrates “history, heritage and horticulture” with History in Bloom on Sunday, April 14. Horse-drawn carriages will offer rides past trees, flowers, gardens, art, architecture, wildlife and some notable graves. You may even spot a reenactor or two dressed like some of the cemetery’s more famous residents. Three walking tours are also available…
The Burlington Antique Show Opens for the Season This Month
The first couple weeks of spring are traditionally set aside for throwing away any and all clutter while intensely organizing one’s home, but wouldn’t it be more fun to add vintage collectables and antiques to the mess? Over 250 vendors will be setting up shop, rain or shine, for you to do just that at…
Rock Legend Ozzy Osbourne’s 2019 Tour is Cancelled; the Prince of Darkness Postpones Cincinnati Concert to June 2020
Ozzy Osbourne's latest farewell tour — seriously, it's his "No More Tours 2" tour — was supposed to come to Riverbend Music Center on June 6 with special guest Megadeth. But "as he recovers from an injury sustained while dealing with his recent bout of pneumonia," according to a press release, the Prince of Darkness…
Celebrate National Poetry Month with a Spoken Word Competition at Findlay Market
April is National Poetry Month and Findlay Market is marking the occasion with an outdoor event featuring spoken word poets competing for cash prizes. Shop a local market featuring works by potters, painters, fiber artists and more, which opens at 10 a.m. A poetry open mic, hosted by Symana She Speaks Dillingham, opens at 11…
Lucy Wainwright Roche and Suzzy Roche, Contemporary Folk Music Royalty, Team Up for a Concert in Newport This Week
Mothers and daughters often have relationships fraught with emotional tension, manipulation and in-fighting, while creative people can have similarly conflicted interactions that become clouded by professional jealousies and personal differences. Conventional wisdom would indicate that a mother/daughter creative endeavor might be a minefield too difficult to navigate but renowned Folk singer/songwriter/actress/author Suzzy Roche and her…
Go Go Buffalo Comes Comes Alive: Award-Winning Cincinnati Hard/Art Rock Band Releases New Live Album
The first time I saw Go Go Buffalo, the band cranked out a frenetic set at Bogart's during a new artist showcase ahead of the Cincinnati Entertainment Awards in 2016, the year they were nominated in the category of "New Artist of the Year." After a handful of blistering Hard Rock/Indie Rock songs infused with…
Win Big or Eat a Ton at the Brew House’s 30th Annual Chili Cookoff
Brew House is hosting its 30th-annual chili cookoff with some fun twists. Chili-cookers are invited to bring their meat or vegetarian chili to Brew House in a Crock-Pot by 2 p.m. for the judges to sample, but make sure to bring a non-cash bribe to win the judges favor; get creative with your bribe as…
Kids Can Discover 10,000 Candy-Filled Eggs at the Washington Park Egg Hunt
Little humans are invited to Over-the-Rhine’s largest egg hunt at Washington Park. The free event features more than 10,000 candy-filled eggs hidden throughout the park, plus photo ops with Mr. Bunny, a petting zoo from Sunrock Farm, a music activity with Buddy Rogers Music and additional things to do from Red Balloon Café and Explore…
Cincinnati Ballet’s Club B: Sabor Cubano Brings a Havana Nightclub to a Lunken Airport Hangar
The Cincinnati Ballet takes thing offsite for a Havana-style dance party in a private Lunken Airport hangar. The current ballet roster features two Cuban dancers — Principal Cervilio Amador and Senior Soloist Edward Gonzalez Kay — and the Queen City’s close relationship with the country has inspired Club B: Sabor Cubano. Be surrounded by luxury…
Comedian Craig Robinson of ‘The Office’ and ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Brings His Keys to the Funny Bone
Craig Robinson is probably best known for his roles in the TV series The Office and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, as well as the film Pineapple Express. However, Robinson is also a talented stand-up comedian. Onstage, he is known for his low-key demeanor and the funny stories he tells about his life experiences. A former elementary school music…
Celebrate Spring at the Taft Museum of Art’s Outdoor House Party
The Taft Museum of Art hosts a happy hour house party to celebrate spring. They’re setting up a tent in the garden full of food from Harvest Mobile Cuisine and cocktails, with bonus DIY opportunities to build your own herbal sachet with filling from the Civic Garden Center and make your own flower out of…
Broadway’s ‘Miss Saigon’ Comes to the Aronoff Center
From the creators of Les Misérables, Miss Saigon is the 13th longest-running Broadway show, and it is currently touring nationally after a successful 2017 revival. The story is a tragic tale of love between a young Vietnamese "bargirl"/sex worker and an American G.I. and set in 1975 war-torn Saigon, Vietnam. Based on the Italian opera…
Ensemble Theatre’s 2019-2020 Season Begins with Tony Award-winning ‘Fun Home’
It takes a bit longer for Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati to pull together its upcoming season because the plays presented there are new works, so getting permission to stage them takes time to work out the details. That being said, ETC’s Producing Artistic Director D. Lynn Meyers is finally able to announce what’s going to be…
Tom & Chee Celebrates Grilled Cheese Day with Free Grilled Cheese Donuts
In case it wasn't already marked on your calendar, National Grilled Cheese Day is Friday, April 12. And Cincy-based grilled cheese chain Tom & Chee is celebrating their favorite day of the year by offering customers a free original grilled cheese donut with the purchase of any "elevated melt" at all Greater Cincinnati locations. “We…
Got Science? From a ‘FarFarOut’ Planet to Midwest Flooding, Here’s What You Missed in March
1. FarFarOut, Man The most distant object yet discovered in the solar system has been observed by astronomers from the Carnegie Institution, University of Hawaii and Northern Arizona University. The dwarf planet's unofficial name is "FarFarOut" and it's estimated to be around 400 kilometers across. True to its name, FarFarOut is likely around 140 astronomical units (AUs)…
Mann Introduces ‘Pared-Down’ Short Term Rental Regulations
Cincinnati City Council member David Mann will introduce a new, pared-down version of an ordinance he's been working on that would regulate and tax Cincinnati's short term rentals such as those found on sites like Airbnb. That ordinance would levy a 7 percent excise tax on those rentals — an amount comparable to what hotels…
Cincinnati Art Museum Acquires Photographer Nancy Rexroth’s Iconic ‘IOWA’ Collection
A landmark acquisition agreement from The Nancy Rexroth Collection will bring over 300 vintage works to the Cincinnati Art Museum — including pictures from the 1977 and 2017 editions of Rexroth’s photobook IOWA. The now-iconic book — which Steve Rosen wrote about for CityBeat in 2017 — contained images Rexroth took with a Diana plastic camera. Originally…
Reverend Horton Heat’s Jim Heath Says He and the Band are Definitely Striving to Fuel a Rock & Roll Revival
Reverend Horton Heat recently played a private event where singer/guitarist/frontperson Jim Heath had an unusual encounter with one of the attendees. “There were these young people there, and this young girl came up — and I say young, she was late teens/early 20s — and she said, ‘You guys are going to bring back Rock…
Chicago Band The Claudettes Bring Their Artful and Elegant Kitchen-Sink Versatility to Young Heirlooms’ ‘Americana Spotlight’
If you had to give Chicago’s The Claudettes a succinct, one-word descriptor, well, good luck with that. But if at gunpoint, you might go with “Blues” or “R&B” or maybe just “Pop” or, the ultimate cop-out, “Alternative.” You’d be selling short the wild diversity of sound the group concocts, as well as the unpredictability of…
Live Music in Greater Cincinnati: This Week’s Concerts and Club Shows (April 3-9)
WEDNESDAY 03 ARNOLD’S BAR AND GRILL – Todd Hepburn. 7 p.m. Piano/Various. Free. BLIND LEMON – Tom Roll. 7:30 p.m. Acoustic. Free. CAFFÈ VIVACE – Blue Wisp Big Band. 8 p.m. Big Band Jazz. $10. * THE GREENWICH – Peter Mazza & the Brandon Coleman Trio. 8:30 p.m. Jazz. $10. HILTON NETHERLAND PALM COURT -…
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park’s Ed Stern Has Died
Sad news from Cincinnati’s theater world today: Ed Stern, who led the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park from 1992 to 2013, died yesterday, April 2, at age 72. His artistic direction for 20 seasons constituted almost a third of the Playhouse’s history, which is all the more remarkable because when he arrived there were significant…
Indie Pop Act Knotts Releases Vinyl 45 as Part of Soul Step Records’ Cincinnati Brewers Series
Last year, Cincinnati Indie Pop act Knotts got a special shout-out for its unique Tiny Desk Contest submission (shot at a Walnut Hills hair salon) from NPR Music’s website. The project of singer/songwriter Adalia Boehne went on to release the debut album Is It Art Yet? and win the Cincinnati Entertainment Award for New Artist…
