Mind Fish plays their album release show this Saturday at The Union, with opening acts Piranzha and Brothertiger.

Ha Ha Tonka is excited to revisit Athens after their 2011 performance on NPR's Mountain Stage.

Dr. Dog brought dirt, grime and honest-to-goodness passion to Newport Music Hall.

French-Chilean rapper sets a fiery vibe, but cannot keep up with her own pace.

George and His Amazing Toys promise an electric one-man band spectacle at the Smiling Skull on Friday.

This is your new rave culture, America. Congrats.

Yeezy has created a bidding war amongst municipal officials and film companies in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Doha Qatar.

A night of folk music awaits Donkey patrons as Elia Goat and the Natural Horns takes the stage this Saturday.

The Floorwalkers, an Americana-style “rock 'n' soul” band based in Columbus, are prepared to take over the pub one song at a time.

Grimes' third album, Visions, feels meticulously poured over, stuffed with a tremendous amount of production and personality.

Adam Arcuragi delivers a carefully constructed folk record that doesn't get too caught up in its own cleverness.

Thursday night, the Skull will be catering to its truest nature with an ACRN show featuring local bands Vagrant Beat and Weird Science, and Parkersburg, WV’s Pigeonholes.

The creator and host of the music program "Soul Train" died of an apparent suicide in Los Angeles today at age 75.

Broken Ring is set to play "Jammin' for Justice," a benefit show for the United Campus Ministry Center.

Hop aboard the Ingrid bandwagon. There's plenty of room.

This Friday, Donkey Coffee welcomes back The Frames and is introducing singer/songwriter, Bex McCarthy.

Gotye's Making Mirrors has the power to make listeners experience and feel many things, but can the art rock catch on with a broader audience?

Woody Pines will bring their eclectic assemblage of good old Americana to Jackie O's this Thursday.

There are other bands that are playing the same style that Abigail Williams is imitating and doing so much better.

Tickets for the 8th annual Nelsonville Music Festival go on sale Feb. 1 at 10 a.m., and a full lineup will be announced on Feb. 13.