Kae Savage, Grandace, Fox the Paradox, Nineball and Zac Lexa for Digital Disruption at The Comet Digital Disruption, billed as “a night of genre-bending sounds,” features varied takes on electronic music and hip-hop and approaches things from a different angle. The night features grunge-influenced hip-hop from Kae Savage (pictured), glitched visuals and subverted industrial hip-hop from Fox the Paradox, Grandace’s inventive and atmospheric hip-hop, fast-paced acid house from Nineball and soundscapes from Zac Lexa. 9 p.m. Jan. 16. Free. The Comet, 4579 Hamilton Ave., Northside, instagram.com. Photo: Kae Savage

The Digital Disruption event at The Comet is sending a huge soundwave through Greater Cincinnati. 

Last week we gave you all a line-up of local Cincinnati artists and some upcoming shows. Were you able to catch CityBeat outside? Well, if not, you don’t want to miss Jan. 16, Thursday night at The Comet. 

The electrifying event, which takes place at The Comet on Thursday, is said to be a musical high for all fans of hip-hop, punk, Afrobeats and other “genre-bending sounds.” Concertgoers can expect a fun and memorable night full of intense beats with some industrial acid, a crazy and unique blend between hip-hop and metal, a fuse between Afrobeats and punk and much more. 

Digital Disruption at The Comet will be more than just a night of music, but an overall experience, with performances by Cincinnati’s own Zac Lexa, Nineball, Fox the Paradox, Kae Savage and GrandAce. The show is free to attend and will begin at 9 p.m. with a set from Zac Lexa “that will transport you to another world,” according to Fox the Paradox. 

Digital Disruption is a showcase that’ll have something for all music fans — the artists involved say it will be a full creative overload for all who attend, so grab the crew and indulge in some new tunes or enjoy a night to yourself with some good drinks, great music and even better people.

For more information about the Digital Disruption event at The Comet, visit instagram.com.

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This article appears in Jan 8-21, 2025.