The band, formed in 1982, continues to tour the country to celebrate over 40 years of melodic hits like “Sister Christian” and “You Can Still Rock in America.”
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The band, formed in 1982, continues to tour the country to celebrate over 40 years of melodic hits like “Sister Christian” and “You Can Still Rock in America.”
Jefferson High School alum Matt Curtis brings this cult film and hit Broadway play to a local stage.
Jim O’Heir, who played the role of Jerry Gergich in NBC’s ‘Parks and Recreation,’ will join the Iowa City native at the Englert Theatre.
The cerebral singer-songwriter will play songs from his recent album, “Henry St.,” his first album made in Sweden in 14 years.
Rob Schneider is best known for his antics as the goofball in such Adam Sandler movies as "The Waterboy," "Grown Ups" and "Hubie Halloween."
Cavan Hallman has left the small theater company to pursue a new career. It narrowly avoided folding last year.
For Dunham, it’s not about being cutting edge — it’s about being funny.
A new album is in the early stages since band member Taylor Goldsmith has written a few songs recently. However, expect the indie rock act to stick to its nine album canon with an emphasis on its latest, the stripped down "Oh Brother," which dropped last October.
Mould will play from his new album, ‘Here We Go Crazy,’ to a sold out crowd.
The event, inspired by Cedar Rapids Museum of Art’s exhibition, "All Dressed Up and Down," will feature the designs of local fashion designers Judy Bales, Gyan Shrosbree and her mother Kathy Shrosbree.
Mission Creek Festival, a celebration of big talent in small spaces, marked its 20th year this weekend with dozens of performances.
The move will allow the Cedar Rapids nonprofit to increase the quality and quantity of low-cost arts programming for area youth and adults.
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