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- Aug 26, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Cleveland Scene
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Concert Photos: Joshua Redman Serenades Cain Park (opens the original)
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The sounds of jazz filled Cain Park as Joshua Redman brought his acclaimed musicianship to the stage for an evening that was on fire. From the opening notes, Redman demonstrated why he remains one of the most respected saxophonists in modern jazz. Moving effortlessly between intricate passages and soulful melodies all while pushing himself further, always reaching for the edge and keeping the audience completely captivated. Throughout the evening, Redman and his quartet created a dynamic convers
Concert Photos: Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers Captivate Cain Park (opens the original)
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Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers came through Cleveland last weekend, regaling the crowd at Cain Park with favorites spanning his remarkable career. From the opening notes, the audience was held in a captivated glow as song after song unfolded, taking them on a beautiful journey through Hornsby’s decades-long musical legacy. Hornsby showcased new tracks from his latest studio album, Indigo Park, while also taking requests and breathing new life into classics such as “Every Little Kiss,” “Long V
Concert Photos: Lucy Dacus Brings Intimate Brilliance to the Agora (opens the original)
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The sound of emotion echoed throughout the Agora last night as Lucy Dacus delivered a performance that was both intimate and powerful. From the moment she stepped on stage, the audience was captivated, hanging on every lyric and melody. Dacus’s warm, understated stage presence was matched only by the depth and honesty of her songwriting. Lucy Dacus continues to be one of indie rock’s most compelling voices. Her performance at the Agora was heartfelt, engaging, and left no doubt that her greatest
Concert Photos: Death Cab for Cutie at Jacobs Pavilion (opens the original)
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The only thing hotter than the weather was the sweet sound of Death Cab for Cutie. The band was on fire as they played to die hard fans at Jacobs Pavilion in the Flats. The two-hour set was full of classic songs and new bangers. Hot off the presses of its eleventh album I Built You a Tower, Death Cab was quick to add songs like “Riptides,” “Punching the Flowers,” and “Stone Over Water” to the set list. Jay Som opened the night up.
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