HeyJaredKristopher Weiss
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Punch Brothers in Ohio (And Beyond) (opens the original)
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Punch Brothers took their audience on a long, strange musical and imagination fueled trip to the far reaches of the galaxy during the Columbus, Ohio, stop of their Unsung North American Expedition tour. Promoting the instrumental Unsung Adventures of Punch Brothers LP, the string band blended musical virtuosity with comedy to power the adventure as they performed in front of a world map plastered on the back wall of the Southern Theatre. The Brothers opened with “New Bike,” a glimmering number t
The String Cheese Incident at KEMBA Live! (opens the original)
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By song three of its August 12 performance at KEMBA Live!, The String Cheese Incident had caught a wave that would carry it across the two-set, nearly three-hour affair. And the band—like the audience—was stoked as it burned through “How Mountain Girls Can Love.”Over the course of the evening, keyboardist Kyle Hollingsworth mouthed the notes he played and seemed to have as much fun as the fans were having. Drummer Michael Travis moved like a bobblehead behind his kit. Percussionist Jason Hann wa
Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country and Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives at Rose Music Center (opens the original)
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There was a cosmic burst of fabulously superlative country music when Marty Stuart and Daniel Donato collided June 20 in suburban Dayton, Ohio. The third of three co-headlining joints found the musicians each playing sets of about 75 minutes before a wildly enthusiastic, Saturday-night audience gathered at the Rose Music Center. Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives and Donato’s Cosmic Country are both rooted in country music; however, those roots also feed the surf, folk and bluegrass of Stuart,
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