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WATCH: Songwriters kick off Tiny Stacks Re-imagined in the round (opens the original)
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The Tiny Stacks concert series returned in 2026 with a twist. Prior seasons featured artists performing at each of Dayton Metro Library's branches. This year artists who had previously performed in the series where invited to participate in a one-day event at Dayton Metro Library's main branch in downtown Dayton, and they were asked to collaborate with one another. The first of two showcase concerts on July 18th, 2026 was a songwriters-in-the-round featuring Matthew Bruce, Amber Heart and Serin
Studio Session: The undead return to Yellow Springs Oct 3 for the YS Zombie Walk (opens the original)
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A staple Yellow Springs event is rising from the grave this weekend. The YS Zombie Walk is returning Saturday, October 3, on the John Bryan Center lawn from 3PM - 9PM. There will be live music, food, and so much more with all the proceeds going to the Feminist Health Fund. For Tobi Reed, founder of the YS Zombie Walk, it was always about raising money and food for those in need. After a years long hiatus, she says people are ready for another visit from the zombies. "From the moment that we stop
Hip-hop duo The Groove Disturbers want to bring back Dayton funk (opens the original)
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Local hip-hop artists Cooley the Curator and T. Hunt have formed a new musical project, The Groove Disturbers, with a goal to bring back Dayton funk. Cooley says that people often think of that era as bygone, but he says it's one of the driving forces in hip-hop. "It's really important for us to bridge those two worlds, because hip-hop everywhere else has relied on the funk music that came from here. I get frustrated when I listen to people's albums that are from here and it's just like, there's
Studio Session: Dayton band Paid Leave are settling into the local scene (opens the original)
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Navigating a local music scene as a band can be intimidating and challenging, but Dayton band Paid Leave are finding their place on stage. Since competing and taking home the win at the 2026 Dayton Battle of the Bands, Paid Leave has earned their spot in the scene, but vocalist and guitarist Brack Barrett says that the competition wasn't easy on the nerves. "I was getting all sick and twisted in my stomach leading up to them and stuff, playing big room, playing t a lot of people, meeting a lot o
Studio Session: Aubory Bugg releases debut album 'i think i had something once' September 18 (opens the original)
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When Nashville based singer, songwriter Aubory Bugg went viral on Tiktok for her cover of “Tummy Hurts” by Reneé Rapp she quickly pivoted to originals. Bugg's confessional style of indie-folk struck a chord with many listeners and her page gained over 100k followers practically overnight. "It's so nice to hear how people have been validated or how people have related to the songs that I'm sharing on Instagram and TikTok. I feel something, I write a song about it, I post it, and then this wealth
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