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Cage The Elephant will perform in New York City and New Jersey while on their North American summer tour. Credit: Matt Smith via TNS

Album review: Cage The Elephant returns with inconsistent ‘Neon Pill’

Credit: Libby Hamant

Songs I Wish I Wrote: April showers bring rainy-day tunes

This photograph taken in Paris on April 19, 2024, shows a smartphone displaying Taylor Swift's new album "The Tortured Poets Department" on Spotify. (AFP via Getty Images/TNS)

Album review: ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ officially drops, offers glimpse into Taylor Swift’s “loss/love of her life”

Deshon Parker celebrates at the 2023 “Classic for Columbus Celebrity All-Star Game." Credit: Anthony Brown

‘Classic for Columbus Celebrity All-Star Game’ aims to bring people together, provide scholarships and celebrate Black community for third consecutive year

Noah Louys, the artist behind solo project Befriend Strange Creatures, performs alongside live bandmates Ben Smith, Jake Woods and Dylan Matthews — none of whom are pictured — at Rumba Cafe on March 29. Credit: Zach Pennington

Columbus-based artist Befriend Strange Creatures to release new EP and play celebratory house show Friday

(Left to right) Adrian Bakhtar, Abby Place, Eli Shall and Mitchell Feiler make up the rock band Mamadog. Credit: Anna Giametta

Rock band Mamadog strives to create distinct sound, carve out niche in Columbus

Arts & Life REPORT: Musical Musings

Vampire Weekend closed out Day 2 of the WonderStruck 2022 music festival at Lakeland Community College in Kirtland on Sunday, July 10, 2022. David Petkiewicz, cleveland.com

Vampire Weekend explores new sound, offers retrospective view of life in ‘Only God Was Above Us’

Nick Folwarczny, an Ohio State student and self-made musician, was inspired by Noah Kahan and The Lumineers to create his alternative, folk-style tunes. He’s set to go on tour starting in April 2024, opening for Hans Williams. Credit: William Wark

Ohio State student Nick Folwarczny to tour with indie musician Hans Williams this month

(Left to right) Permanent members of The Last Dinner Party Aurora Nishevci, Emily Roberts, Abigail Morris, Lizzie Mayland and Georgia Davies. Credit: Fiona Lawler

Concert review: The Last Dinner Party, along with Miss Grit, plated an auditory feast on Tuesday

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