Ed Condran

The organ-driven, old school instrumental three-piece is touring behind "Songs We Didn't Write“ with a stop at Gabe’s in Iowa City.

Camille Thurman and the Darrell Green Quartet will play two shows at the Hancher Saturday, Nov. 1.

The idiosyncratic Mike Silverman will showcase his quirky tunes at Gabe's Saturday, Oct. 25, on his Moon Loops 5D Tour.

The Tony-winning comedy is primarily set in a classroom at a progressive private school in Berkeley. A group of reasonable people, who normally agree on everything, find that they have very different takes on how to handle a significant health issue.

It takes considerable confidence to be a comedian. It takes guts to stand up in front of an audience to deliver personal material, and it helps if a humorist can be a fearless competitor, which describes Kelsey Cook.

The Contemporary Christian band is back on the road behind its latest album "Wonder & Awe."

The veteran humorist will detail what he’s witnessed around the country courtesy of his “Fingers the Pulse” segments, including a stop at the Paramount Theatre Friday, Oct. 17.

The Poison frontman will perform at Riverside Casino & Golf Resort to make sure Iowans are having nothing but a good time Friday, Oct. 17. Tickets are sold out.

The Iowa City jazz band will swing at CSPS Hall this Saturday.

The powerful band will showcase tracks from it’ latest album, "Lonely People with Power," in Davenport Oct. 9.

When Paul McCartney kicked off his "Got Back" tour in Spokane in April 2022, who would have guessed that the jaunt would continue three and a half years later?

The garage rockers will feature tracks from their latest album, "Only Slightly Empty," at Gabe’s on Saturday, Oct. 4.

Each member of the band, none of which were born in the prior century, came of age in Cedar Falls listening to the sounds their parents played. Each member of the group embraced recording artists of the '70s and '80s, which is what Not Quite Brothers delivers during their sets.

The country singer-songwriter is back in Cedar Rapids with a new, epic album.

Losing to a 12-year old ventriloquist on "America's Got Talent" sounds like a joke. Preacher Lawson, who will perform Sunday at the Paramount Theatre, has no problem cracking wise about how he was beaten by a prepubescent during the finals of "America's Got Talent" in 2017.