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Contemporary Arts Center hosts the Talk Low Music Festival, Sept. 26–28, bringing the best in experimental music from around the world to Cincinnati.
As Summer winds down, the music season is just heating up. Check out our list of can't-miss concerts coming soon including Shaggy.
Cincinnati Music Festival takes center stage this weekend with three nights of powerhouse performances! The party starts Thursday, July 24 with a "A Tribute to Hip-Hop," at the Andrew J. Brady Music Center. On Friday, July 25 and Saturday, July 26, Toni Braxton, LL Cool J and Earth, Wind & Fire headline the shows at Paycor Stadium.
Talk Low Music Festival returns Sept. 26–28 to a new home at the Contemporary Arts Center and Memorial Hall, bringing three days of experimental music from around the world to Cincinnati,
America's River Roots announced the first wave of musical performances for the festival, including headlining sets from indie-rock favorites Mt. Joy on Friday, GRAMMY® award-winners Weezer on Saturday and Maren Morris on Sunday in Smale Riverfront Park. Tickets go on sale this Friday!
The Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame kicked off the celebration of Black Music Month at Hard Rock Casino with for announcement of its 2025 inductees. See the honorees!
Experience the sounds of summer each week night during the Rockin’ the Roebling concert series, which kicks of this Thursday, May 15 on Schmidlapp Event Lawn at The Banks.
Shake off those lingering winter blahs at Fountain Blues, and enjoy the soulful sounds of authentic Blues music every Wednesday evening.
The 2025 Summer Concert Series at Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati features Frankie Valli, Trace Adkins, and Young the Giant and more legendary acts.
Two rock 'n' roll legends join forces for one night only! Billy Joel – one of the most respected recording artists in history – will perform alongside two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Rod Stewart at Paycor Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 20.
John Preston, a local marine and firefighter, has released a new music video, “Rise,” to inspire other veterans and first responders.
From local legends to new favorites, you'll find four free stages of music on both sides of the river, at Newport, the Public Landing, Schmidlapp Event Lawn, and Yeatman's Cove.