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Either way, we have a fresh take on the film festival with the Yellow Springs Film Festival that's really just beginning. “I feel there's a tremendous amount of momentum around what we started here a year ago — it feels like people are really, really excited about it,” Mahoney says. “Hopefully we can just continue to kind of scale this and make it a mainstay people can rely on.”
CityBeat spoke with McGuinn ahead of his show at Memorial Hall on Oct. 2.
By: Brent Stroud
Jonathan Richman and Tommy Larkins perform at the Woodward Theater on Oct. 3.
By: Brent Stroud
In addition to all the residencies, festivals and everything else the city is lucky enough to host regularly, October is filled with Halloween parties, costume contests and one-off cover bands to help celebrate the season. It’s also nearly perfect outside and one of your last chances to catch outdoor shows like the ones at Fountain Square, Northside’s Hoffner Park or the block party at Findlay Market for BLINK this month. Here are just a few concerts from local artists you should check out this month.
By: Brent Stroud
Richard Lloyd plays MOTR Pub on Oct. 23.
By: Brent Stroud
Join an all-star lineup of musicians as they celebrate The Band's iconic last concert, "The Last Waltz," on Nov. 2 at Andrew J Brady Music Center. Featuring legends like Don Was, Mike Campbell, Ryan Bingham, and more, this tour pays homage to a monumental night in music history.
By: Brent Stroud
With two more months left of the year, there’s just enough time to make right with that resolution to see more live music (or more of the city) in 2024. Either way, maybe it’s time to make that happen. There are plenty of opportunities this month to get out, especially with Thanksgiving coming up and one of the most notoriously busy bar times of the year associated with the holiday. Here are just a few shows to get you out of the house to see some old friends or make some new ones this month while giving thanks to the city’s creative culture and night life.
The legendary filmmaker discusses Donald Trump, Elvis Presley and more ahead of Cincinnati show.
By: Brent Stroud
Singer Peter Noone achieved enormous success with Herman's Hermits during the '60s, conquering the world with “Hermania.”
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